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Montgomery board recognizes RJ O'Neil for 100 years in village
Summary
The Montgomery Village Board held a ceremonial recognition for RJ O'Neil's 100th anniversary, with a presentation about the company's founding, community contributions and current ownership under Jessica Mindrano.
The Montgomery Village Board honored RJ O'Neil on its 100th anniversary, citing the company's long history of work on local infrastructure and community involvement. "Tonight, I have the honor of speaking about our second business to celebrate 100 years here in the village this summer, RJ O'Neil," said Christina, who introduced the recognition and invited owner Jessica Mindrano and her family to the front.
Christina told the board that RJ O'Neil was founded in 1926 by Roy Joseph O'Neil and later led by John and Roy O'Neil Jr., and that the firm has grown into a respected mechanical contractor serving schools, wastewater facilities, municipal buildings and commercial projects across the Fox Valley area. She said Jessica Mindrano joined the company 18 years ago and completed purchase of the business in a transaction begun in 2019 and closed in 2022.
The board and attendees thanked the owners for their service to the community. "Thank you very much," Christina said after the presentation. The recognition was ceremonial; no policy action was associated with the item.
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