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1 | | SENATE RESOLUTION
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2 | | WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened to
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3 | | learn of the death of Claudia Ann Aho Hoogasian, who passed |
4 | | away on January 7, 2020; and
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5 | | WHEREAS, Claudia Aho Hoogasian was born in Waukegan to |
6 | | Tagne and Taisto Aho on February 18, 1943; she married the love |
7 | | of her life, Judge Jack Hoogasian, in 1965; she received a |
8 | | bachelor's degree in Political Science from the University of |
9 | | Wisconsin-Madison and earned her Juris Doctorate degree from |
10 | | The John Marshall Law School-Chicago; and
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11 | | WHEREAS, The primary focus of Claudia Aho Hoogasian's 25 |
12 | | year legal career was the field of family and children's |
13 | | rights; she started in private practice and then worked as a |
14 | | Chief Assistant State's Attorney in the Lake County State's |
15 | | Attorney's Office; and
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16 | | WHEREAS, Claudia Aho Hoogasian was active in many |
17 | | professional organizations, including the National District |
18 | | Attorneys Association, Jefferson Inns of Court, the |
19 | | Association of Women Attorneys, the Illinois Department of |
20 | | Public Aid Child Support Advisory Committee, and several bar |
21 | | associations; and
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1 | | WHEREAS, Claudia Aho Hoogasian led a long life of |
2 | | philanthropic work, including working for the Church of the |
3 | | Holy Spirit's Native American Partnership with St. Michael's |
4 | | Mission located on the Wind River Indian Reservation-Wyoming, |
5 | | the United Way of Lake County, the Order of Eastern Star, the |
6 | | Lake County YMCA, the Camp Jorn YMCA, the Clearwater Camp for |
7 | | Girls, Stephen Ministries, and PEO Chapter KV of Lake Forest; |
8 | | and
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9 | | WHEREAS, Claudia Aho Hoogasian was an avid reader, talented |
10 | | knitter, and adventurous world traveler; she embraced her |
11 | | Finnish roots and her husband's Armenian heritage by passing |
12 | | down family traditions to her children and grandchildren; she |
13 | | loved spending time at her homes in northern Wisconsin, where |
14 | | she was active in the communities and served on many non-profit |
15 | | boards; and
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16 | | WHEREAS, Claudia Aho Hoogasian is preceded in death by her |
17 | | husband, Judge Jack Hoogasian; and her parents, Tagne and |
18 | | Taisto Aho; and
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19 | | WHEREAS, Claudia Aho Hoogasian is survived by her children, |
20 | | Sara (Louis) Pickus, Amy Hoogasian, Mary Hoogasian, and Gary |
21 | | (Jennifer) Hoogasian; her grandchildren, Rachel Pickus, Jack |
22 | | Pickus, Charlie Pickus, and Hunter Hoogasian; her sister, |
23 | | Connie Hughes; and her brother, David (Suzanne) Aho; therefore, |
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1 | | be it
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2 | | RESOLVED, BY THE SENATE OF THE ONE HUNDRED FIRST GENERAL |
3 | | ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, that we mourn the passing of
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4 | | Claudia Ann Aho Hoogasian and extend our sincere
condolences to |
5 | | her family, friends, and all who knew and loved
her; and be it |
6 | | further
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7 | | RESOLVED, That a suitable copy of this resolution be
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8 | | presented to the family of Claudia Aho Hoogasian as an |
9 | | expression of
our deepest sympathy.
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