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1 | | SENATE RESOLUTION
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2 | | WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened to |
3 | | learn of the death of William James "Bill" Howard of Pinegree |
4 | | Grove, formerly of Aurora, who passed away on November 3, 2018; |
5 | | and
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6 | | WHEREAS, Bill Howard was born in Princeton to William |
7 | | Corbett and Rosella (Elmblad) Howard on March 20, 1942; his |
8 | | parents were teachers and instilled in their sons the value of |
9 | | an education; in high school, he lettered and earned honors in |
10 | | football, basketball, and track; he set the school's shot-put |
11 | | record and remains the seventh all-time leading scorer in |
12 | | basketball at Princeton High School; he attended Princeton |
13 | | University, where he was the captain of the 1963-1964 |
14 | | basketball team that won the Ivy League championship and |
15 | | advanced to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen; he was also the starting |
16 | | tight end and defensive end for the Tiger's football team that |
17 | | also won the Ivy League championship his senior year; he |
18 | | graduated from Princeton with a degree in history in 1964; he |
19 | | then returned to Illinois and attended the University of |
20 | | Chicago business school; and
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21 | | WHEREAS, Bill Howard served as the CFO of the Barber Greene |
22 | | Company in Aurora and helped the company become the leading |
23 | | global manufacturer of road pavers, conveyors, and other |