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Randylyon at 16:02, 27 April 2026

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	[[Image:preglerbook.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: John Pregler]]A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/. He is also the author of '''Historic Tales of Old Dubuque'''.		[[Image:preglerbook.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: John Pregler]]A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/. He is also the author of '''Historic Tales of Old Dubuque'''.

	A popular lecturer on [[CIVIL WAR]] history, Pregler was active in the organization of the first known chapter of the [[SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR]] in Dubuque and ~~served~~ as the organization's first president. Among the accomplishments in his three years as camp commander were:		A popular lecturer on [[CIVIL WAR]] history, Pregler was active in the organization of the first known chapter of the [[SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR]] in Dubuque. He served as the organization's first president and on April 25, 2026 was voted in as the Commander, Iowa Department SUVCW on Saturday at the annual Encampment. This marked him as the organization's first state president from Dubuque.

			Among the accomplishments in his three years as camp commander were:

	•Restored the Civil War memorial marker at the Upper Bay Settlement Cemetery outside Delhi, Iowa		•Restored the Civil War memorial marker at the Upper Bay Settlement Cemetery outside Delhi, Iowa
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	•Purchased a marker for Dubuque’s Camp Union (to be placed in Spring 2026)		•Purchased a marker for Dubuque’s Camp Union (to be placed in Spring 2026)

	•Doubled the SUVCW membership		•Doubled the local SUVCW membership


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	1. Barton, Thomas J. "Pregler Says He is 'Uniquely Qualified,' " ''Telegraph Herald'', September 22, 2017, p. 5A		1. Barton, Thomas J. "Pregler Says He is 'Uniquely Qualified,' " ''Telegraph Herald'', September 22, 2017, p. 5A

			2. Rowley, Michael, Email on April 26, 2025

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Randylyon at 18:13, 2 January 2026

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	In September, 2017 Pregler made his first attempt at public office. He was involved in a three-way primary election to choose a council position from the First Ward. Among his credentials for office, he pointed to his service on the Dubuque Long Range Planning Advisory Commission since 2010 and his term on the city ad-hoc Source of Income Committee in 2015-2016.		In September, 2017 Pregler made his first attempt at public office. He was involved in a three-way primary election to choose a council position from the First Ward. Among his credentials for office, he pointed to his service on the Dubuque Long Range Planning Advisory Commission since 2010 and his term on the city ad-hoc Source of Income Committee in 2015-2016.

	A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/.		[[Image:preglerbook.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: John Pregler]]A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/. He is also the author of '''Historic Tales of Old Dubuque'''.

	A popular lecturer on [[CIVIL WAR]] history, Pregler was active in the organization of the first known chapter of the [[SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR]] in Dubuque and served as the organization's first president. Among the accomplishments in his three years as camp commander were:		A popular lecturer on [[CIVIL WAR]] history, Pregler was active in the organization of the first known chapter of the [[SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR]] in Dubuque and served as the organization's first president. Among the accomplishments in his three years as camp commander were:

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 A graduate of [[STEPHEN HEMPSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL]], Pregler attended the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] where he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in business administration in 2010. In 2017 he was employed locally for Data Transfer Solutions of Orlando, Florida. The company assisted local, county and state public works and engineering departments develop infrastructure plans and long-term maintenance schedules.
-In September, 2017 Pregler made his first attempt at public office. He was involved in a three-way primary election to choose a council position from the First Ward. Among his credentials for office, he pointed to his service on the Dubuque Long Range Planning Advisory Commission since 2010 and his term on the city ad-hoc Source of Income Committee in 2015-2016. He was unsuccessful
+In September, 2017 Pregler made his first attempt at public office. He was involved in a three-way primary election to choose a council position from the First Ward. Among his credentials for office, he pointed to his service on the Dubuque Long Range Planning Advisory Commission since 2010 and his term on the city ad-hoc Source of Income Committee in 2015-2016.
-A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler recently debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/. A popular lecturer on [[CIVIL WAR]] history, Pregler was active in the organization of the first known chapter of the [[SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR]] in Dubuque and served as the organization's first president.
+A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/.
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Randylyon at 15:53, 20 May 2024

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	In September, 2017 Pregler made his first attempt at public office. He was involved in a three-way primary election to choose a council position from the First Ward. Among his credentials for office, he pointed to his service on the Dubuque Long Range Planning Advisory Commission since 2010 and his term on the city ad-hoc Source of Income Committee in 2015-2016. He was unsuccessful		In September, 2017 Pregler made his first attempt at public office. He was involved in a three-way primary election to choose a council position from the First Ward. Among his credentials for office, he pointed to his service on the Dubuque Long Range Planning Advisory Commission since 2010 and his term on the city ad-hoc Source of Income Committee in 2015-2016. He was unsuccessful

	A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler recently debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/. ~~Active~~ in the organization of the first known chapter of the [[SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR]]~~, Pregler~~ served as the organization's first president.		A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler recently debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/. A popular lecturer on [[CIVIL WAR]] history, Pregler was active in the organization of the first known chapter of the [[SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR]] in Dubuque and served as the organization's first president.

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	A graduate of [[STEPHEN HEMPSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL]], Pregler attended the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] where he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in business administration in 2010. In 2017 he was employed locally for Data Transfer Solutions of Orlando, Florida. The company assisted local, county and state public works and engineering departments develop infrastructure plans and long-term maintenance schedules.		A graduate of [[STEPHEN HEMPSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL]], Pregler attended the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] where he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in business administration in 2010. In 2017 he was employed locally for Data Transfer Solutions of Orlando, Florida. The company assisted local, county and state public works and engineering departments develop infrastructure plans and long-term maintenance schedules.

	In September, 2017 Pregler made his first attempt at public office. He was involved in a three-way primary election to choose a council position from the First Ward. Among his credentials for office, he pointed to his service on the Dubuque Long Range Planning Advisory Commission since 2010 and his term on the city ad-hoc Source of Income Committee in 2015-2016. A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler recently debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/.		In September, 2017 Pregler made his first attempt at public office. He was involved in a three-way primary election to choose a council position from the First Ward. Among his credentials for office, he pointed to his service on the Dubuque Long Range Planning Advisory Commission since 2010 and his term on the city ad-hoc Source of Income Committee in 2015-2016. He was unsuccessful

			A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler recently debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/. Active in the organization of the first known chapter of the [[SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR]], Pregler served as the organization's first president.

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	In September, 2017 Pregler made his first attempt at public office. He was involved in a three-way primary election to choose a council position from the First Ward. Among his credentials for office, he pointed to his service on the Dubuque Long Range Planning Advisory Commission since 2010 and his term on the city ad-hoc Source of Income Committee in 2015-2016. A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler recently debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/.		In September, 2017 Pregler made his first attempt at public office. He was involved in a three-way primary election to choose a council position from the First Ward. Among his credentials for office, he pointed to his service on the Dubuque Long Range Planning Advisory Commission since 2010 and his term on the city ad-hoc Source of Income Committee in 2015-2016. A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler recently debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/.




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	[[Image:preglerjt.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: John Pregler]]PREGLER, John T. (Dubuque, IA-- ). Pregler came from a long-line of Dubuque residents. The son of former mayor [[PREGLER, Walter A.\|Walter A. PREGLER]], he counted among his relatives: [[PREGLER, Robert L.\|Robert L. PREGLER]], the first Iowan to graduate from the Merchant Marine Academy, and [[PREGLER, Gerald G.\|Gerald G. PREGLER]], secretary of [[RIVERSIDE BOWL]]. A graduate of [[STEPHEN HEMPSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL]], Pregler attended the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] where he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in business administration in 2010. In 2017 he was employed locally for Data Transfer Solutions of Orlando, Florida. The company assisted local, county and state public works and engineering departments develop infrastructure plans and long-term maintenance schedules.		[[Image:preglerjt.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: John Pregler]]PREGLER, John T. (Dubuque, IA-- ). Pregler came from a long-line of Dubuque residents. The son of former mayor [[PREGLER, Walter A.\|Walter A. PREGLER]], he counted among his relatives: [[PREGLER, Robert L.\|Robert L. PREGLER]], the first Iowan to graduate from the Merchant Marine Academy, and [[PREGLER, Gerald G.\|Gerald G. PREGLER]], secretary of [[RIVERSIDE BOWL]].

			A graduate of [[STEPHEN HEMPSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL]], Pregler attended the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] where he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in business administration in 2010. In 2017 he was employed locally for Data Transfer Solutions of Orlando, Florida. The company assisted local, county and state public works and engineering departments develop infrastructure plans and long-term maintenance schedules.

	In September, 2017 Pregler made his first attempt at public office. He was involved in a three-way primary election to choose a council position from the First Ward. Among his credentials for office, he pointed to his service on the Dubuque Long Range Planning Advisory Commission since 2010 and his term on the city ad-hoc Source of Income Committee in 2015-2016. A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler recently debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/.		In September, 2017 Pregler made his first attempt at public office. He was involved in a three-way primary election to choose a council position from the First Ward. Among his credentials for office, he pointed to his service on the Dubuque Long Range Planning Advisory Commission since 2010 and his term on the city ad-hoc Source of Income Committee in 2015-2016. A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler recently debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/.

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	[[Image:preglerjt.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: John Pregler]]PREGLER, John T. (Dubuque, IA-- ). Pregler came from a long-line of Dubuque residents. The son of former mayor [[PREGLER, Walter A.\|Walter A. PREGLER]], he counted among his relatives: [[PREGLER, Robert L.\|Robert L. PREGLER]], the first Iowan to graduate from the Merchant Marine Academy, and [[PREGLER, Gerald G.\|Gerald G. PREGLER]], secretary of [[RIVERSIDE BOWL]]. A graduate of [[STEPHEN HEMPSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL]], Pregler attended the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] where he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in business administration in 2010. In 2017 he was employed locally for Data Transfer Solutions of Orlando, Florida. The company assisted local, county and state public works and engineering departments develop infrastructure plans and long-term maintenance schedules.		[[Image:preglerjt.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: John Pregler]]PREGLER, John T. (Dubuque, IA-- ). Pregler came from a long-line of Dubuque residents. The son of former mayor [[PREGLER, Walter A.\|Walter A. PREGLER]], he counted among his relatives: [[PREGLER, Robert L.\|Robert L. PREGLER]], the first Iowan to graduate from the Merchant Marine Academy, and [[PREGLER, Gerald G.\|Gerald G. PREGLER]], secretary of [[RIVERSIDE BOWL]]. A graduate of [[STEPHEN HEMPSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL]], Pregler attended the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] where he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in business administration in 2010. In 2017 he was employed locally for Data Transfer Solutions of Orlando, Florida. The company assisted local, county and state public works and engineering departments develop infrastructure plans and long-term maintenance schedules.

	In September, 2017 Pregler ~~was involved in~~ his first attempt at public office. He was involved in a three-way primary election to choose a council position from the First Ward. Among his credentials for office, he pointed to his service on the Dubuque Long Range Planning Advisory Commission since 2010 and his term on the city ad-hoc Source of Income Committee in 2015-2016. A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler recently debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/.		In September, 2017 Pregler made his first attempt at public office. He was involved in a three-way primary election to choose a council position from the First Ward. Among his credentials for office, he pointed to his service on the Dubuque Long Range Planning Advisory Commission since 2010 and his term on the city ad-hoc Source of Income Committee in 2015-2016. A frequent contributor to http://encyclopediadubuque.org, Pregler recently debuted his own website--https://thelensofhistory.com/.

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