Illinois HR 188: SCRAP RUBBER PAVING PRACTICES

Status: Resolution Adopted 115-000-001 (as of 2005-05-30)

State: Illinois · Session: 94th · Bill: HR 188

Sponsors: Naomi D. Jakobsson

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HR0188LRB104 12301 MST 22432 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the House of Representatives wish 

3to congratulate Olga De La Rosa on her retirement from 

4Chicago's Saucedo Scholastic Academy Elementary School; and

5 WHEREAS, Olga De La Rosa was born into a family of migrant 

6workers in San Antonio, Texas during the 1950s and was used to 

7working hard to change her life; she attended a total of 14 

8different elementary schools in four different states while 

9she and her family picked all types of crops; while others 

10started school in August, she started school late in October 

11and had to leave early in May for the harvest season; and

12 WHEREAS, Olga De La Rosa's family left Texas to relocate 

13to Chicago when she was 14 years old, transitioning from 

14agriculture to industry; settling in Pilsen, her father got a 

15job with Midas Mufflers, and this same company would provide 

16her the opportunity to attend a university, funding her entire 

17four years of schooling based on her merits; and

18 WHEREAS, Olga De La Rosa continued working for a better 

19life, whether that be at a factory on 19th and Western or with 

20other odd jobs throughout her high school and college years; 

21and

HR0188- 2 -LRB104 12301 MST 22432 r

1 WHEREAS, Olga De La Rosa considered journalism and even 

2the military as a career, but she discovered her love of 

3teaching and realized her true passion; wanting to make a 

4difference, she has loved teaching for 42 years and especially 

5enjoyed helping children reach their full potential, retiring 

6from Chicago's Saucedo Scholastic Academy Elementary School in 

7December 2024; and

8 WHEREAS, Olga De La Rosa helped educate and inspire 

9thousands of childre

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