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1 | | SENATE RESOLUTION
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2 | | WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened |
3 | | to learn of the death of Stanley E. Weinstein of Rock Island, |
4 | | who passed away on December 22, 2021; and
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5 | | WHEREAS, Stanley Weinstein was born to Joseph and Dora |
6 | | Mandelbaum Weinstein in Rock Island on July 18, 1931; he |
7 | | graduated from Rock Island High School in 1949; he earned his |
8 | | Bachelor of Arts from the University of Illinois in 1953, |
9 | | where he was a member of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity; he served in |
10 | | the U.S. Army; he married Beatrice "Bebe" Gamburg in |
11 | | Davenport, Iowa on June 10, 1956, and she preceded him in death |
12 | | in 2014; and
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13 | | WHEREAS, Stanley Weinstein was the CEO of Stanley Foods |
14 | | Corporation, which was founded by his father and based in |
15 | | Milan, for over 25 years; he grew the company into one of the |
16 | | largest wholesale distributors of produce and frozen foods in |
17 | | the Midwest; he also created such iconic brands such as Little |
18 | | Ellie Potatoes, a small russet named for his eldest daughter, |
19 | | Ellie; and
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20 | | WHEREAS, Stanley Weinstein left the food business in his |
21 | | early fifties, embarking on a new career as a management |
22 | | consultant and executive recruiter through the creation of the |
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1 | | S.E. Weinstein Company; within a few short years, he was hired |
2 | | by clients from several Fortune 500 companies in multiple |
3 | | countries throughout the world; his company was likely one of |
4 | | the most successful solo-operated recruiting firms in the |
5 | | world; his company also spawned a successful outplacement |
6 | | consulting firm, The Beatrice Weinstein Group, which was |
7 | | operated by his wife; and
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8 | | WHEREAS, Stanley Weinstein was a lifelong member of |
9 | | Congregation Beth Israel and the Jewish Federation of the Quad |
10 | | Cities; he was a music lover, fancied himself a crooner, and |
11 | | played professional saxophone in his younger years; and
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12 | | WHEREAS, Stanley Weinstein was preceded in death by his |
13 | | wife; his parents; and his sisters, Dena Linado, Bebbe Mandel, |
14 | | Bernice Arkis, and Frances Weinstein; and
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15 | | WHEREAS, Stanley Weinstein is survived by his children, |
16 | | Ellie Maule (Kevin), Dr. Leo Weinstein (Kyle), and Dr. Karen |
17 | | Weinstein (Laurent Ohayon); his grandchildren, Steven Maule, |
18 | | Asher Weinstein, Aaron Weinstein, and Astrid Weinstein; and |
19 | | his many nieces and nephews; therefore, be it
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20 | | RESOLVED, BY THE SENATE OF THE ONE HUNDRED SECOND GENERAL |
21 | | ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, that we mourn the passing of |
22 | | Stanley E. Weinstein and extend our sincere condolences to his |