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| Name | Edmund J. Kucharski |
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Chicago, Illinois , United States |
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January 30, 1916
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| Died | August 17, 1994
(78 years)
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| Contributor | ev |
| Last Modifed | David
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| Info | Edmund J. Kucharski was born January 30, 1916 in Chicago, where he lived his entire life. He was educated in the Chicago Public Schools. Kucharski continued his education at the University of Illinois and the John Marshall School of Law, where he received his law degree in 1941.
Kucharski devoted the majority of his working life to serving the citizens of Illinois. He became the youngest elected official in the history of the Chicago City Council. He also served as Cook County Treasurer from 1966-1970. In addition, he was Assistant Secretary of State and GOP County Chairman. Upon leaving public office, Kucharski served as Vice President of Amalgamated Bank, a position he held until he lost his battle with ALS in 1994 at the age of 78.
It was in high school that Kucharski’s keen ability to play baseball was first discovered. He played baseball both in college and in the minor leagues. Ironically, Lou Gehrig was his idol and Kucharski always aspired to the goals and ideals of his hero.
Edmund J. Kucharski and his wife, Martha, were married just six months shy of 25 years when ALS took his life.
When friends remember Edmund J. Kucharski, they remember a kind and sensitive man who was extremely generous. He was also very ambitious and strong willed, traits that served him well throughout his life.
Martha M. Kucharski founded the ALS Association-Greater Chicago Chapter in memory of her late husband.
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