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						  After months of discussion, the Oak Brook Park District has begun demolishing the Sam and Dorothy Dean House. The house, located at 115 Canterbury Lane, was approved to be demolished late last year after a park district open house found little opposition to the idea. Samuel E. Dean Jr., a former Oak Brook village president and chief executive officer of Dean Milk Co., had lived in the home with his wife Dorothy since moving to Oak Brook in 1940. Dean died in 1975 while his wife passed away at age 96 in 2007. According to park district Administrative Assistant Bonnie  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   