Illinois SR 718: MEMORIAL - MARK S. DROLLINGER

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SR0718LRB104 21409 ECR 36400 r

1SENATE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened 

3to learn of the death of Marleen Kay King, who passed away on 

4March 15, 2026; and

5 WHEREAS, Kay King, the daughter of John S. Hudson and 

6Verna "Pat" Hudson, was born in Springfield on August 9, 1945; 

7she graduated from Springfield High School in 1963, where she 

8was a member of the state champion cheerleading team; she 

9received a degree in physical therapy from Washington 

10University in St. Louis, Missouri; she married N. Richard King 

11in Springfield on September 23, 1972; and

12 WHEREAS, Kay King worked at St. John's Hospital, 

13Springfield Public Schools District 186, and Doctors Hospital; 

14she later became a consultant for local nursing homes, 

15training aides and teaching proper coding for services; after 

16she and her family moved to Portland, Oregon in 1978, she 

17worked for the Visiting Nurse Association; upon returning to 

18Springfield in 1986, she dedicated herself to the Hope School 

19Board of Directors and later the Hope School Foundation, 

20retiring after 23 years of service; and

21 WHEREAS, Kay King was passionately involved in the family 

22business, King Technology, Inc., where she was the majority 

SR0718- 2 -LRB104 21409 ECR 36400 r

1stockholder, served as president, and was responsible for 

2winning lucrative projects; for the business, she obtained a 

3Women Owned Enterprise (BEP) certification from the State of 

4Illinois and a Women's Business Enterprise (WBE) certification 

5from the Women's Business Enterprise National Council; and

6 WHEREAS, Kay King held a passion for real estate, 

7redeveloping seven houses, one office building, and three 

8apar