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| SENATE RESOLUTION
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| WHEREAS, The members of the Senate of the State of Illinois |
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| learned with sadness of the death of Margaret A. "Margie" |
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| Bialczak of Des Plaines on Sunday, January 23, 2005; and
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| WHEREAS, Ms. Bialczak was the Maine Township |
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| administrator; in that position, she was responsible for the |
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| day-to-day operations at the Maine Township Town Hall, serving |
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| most of Des Plaines, Park Ridge, Niles, and Rosemont; she was |
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| instrumental in township operations, working to remodel the |
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| food pantry and board room, dealing with vendors, handling |
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| computer equipment and the details of Township programs, |
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| including the new Maine Township waste hauler program; she |
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| worked on contracts with landscapers and would handle office |
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| and staff matters for township employees; she represented Maine |
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| Township to the Township Officials of Illinois, Township |
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| Officials of Cook County, and neighboring townships; and
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| WHEREAS, Prior to becoming administrator, she was chief |
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| deputy clerk; she was a graduate of Lourdes High School in |
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| 1975; she is remembered by her co-workers and friends as a |
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| kind-hearted, hard-working person; she had a love of animals |
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| and a kind spirit; and
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| WHEREAS, The passing of Margaret A. "Margie" Bialczak has |
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| been deeply felt by many, especially her daughter, Christie |
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| Bialczak; her siblings, Alice and Steve (Sandy); her nephews, |
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| Tommy, Brian (Monique), Steve Jr., and Michael Bialczak; and |
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| her great-niece and great-nephew, Destiny and Brian Jr.; she |
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| was preceded in death by her brother, Robert Bialczak; |
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| therefore, be it
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| RESOLVED, BY THE SENATE OF THE NINETY-FOURTH GENERAL |
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| ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, that we mourn the passing of |
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| Margaret A. "Margie" Bialczak, and we extend our deepest |