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 1                          HOUSE RESOLUTION

 2        WHEREAS,  The  members   of   the   Illinois   House   of
 3    Representatives  wish  to  extend their sincere sympathies to
 4    the family, friends, and colleagues of Fred B.  Roti,  former
 5    alderman  of  the City of Chicago and Illinois State Senator,
 6    who recently passed away; and

 7        WHEREAS, Fred Roti was born on December 18, 1920; he  was
 8    the  ninth  of 10 children born to natives of southern Italy;
 9    he was born in an apartment over a store in Chinatown,  where
10    he spent his entire life; and

11        WHEREAS, Fred Roti served as the 1st Ward alderman on the
12    City  Council  from  1968  to  1991; he served as an Illinois
13    State Senator in the 67th, 68th, and  69th  Sessions  of  the
14    General Assembly; and

15        WHEREAS,  Fred  Roti  attended elementary school and high
16    school in the City of Chicago and attended DePaul  University
17    for  two  years;  he  served in the United States Army during
18    World War II; from December of 1942 to December  of  1945  he
19    served overseas with the Army Finance Division; Mr. Roti also
20    held  positions  as  the Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court of
21    Cook  County  and  as  Supervisor  of  Investments  with  the
22    Department of Revenue; and

23        WHEREAS,  Chicago  Mayor  Richard  Daley  remembers  Roti
24    "loved Chicago, and was well-liked by his colleagues"; and

25        WHEREAS, Fred Roti is survived by  his  son,  Bruno;  his
26    daughters,  Rose  Mary  Marasso  and  Mary  Ann Walz; his six
27    grandchildren, and his two sisters; therefore, be it

28        RESOLVED,  BY  THE  HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES   OF   THE
29    NINETY-FIRST  GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, that
30    we mourn, along with his family, friends, and colleagues, the
31    death of Fred Roti of Chicago, Illinois; and be it further
 
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 1        RESOLVED, That a suitable  copy  of  this  resolution  be
 2    presented to the family of Fred B. Roti.

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