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HR0626LRB104 20343 RMO 33795 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois House of 

3Representatives are saddened to learn of the death of Kathryn 

4A. "Kathy" (Wroblewski) Clay of Waukegan, who passed away on 

5January 10, 2026; and

6 WHEREAS, Kathy Clay, the eldest child and only daughter of 

7Casimir and Florence (Hosinski) Wroblewski, was born in South 

8Bend, Indiana on April 20, 1938; she was raised in an extended 

9Polish-American family, remaining proud of her heritage 

10throughout her life; she became the first woman in her family 

11to receive a college degree when she graduated from Indiana 

12University in 1960 and later earned her master's degree; she 

13married Harry Clay in 1960 and worked in the Indiana 

14University Music Department until 1962; and

15 WHEREAS, Kathy Clay moved to Waukegan with her husband and 

16their daughter, Christina Marie, and began a long and 

17successful teaching career; she taught middle school English 

18and Social Studies in North Chicago, then moved to the 

19elementary level in the Woodland School District; at Woodland, 

20she specialized in reading and became active in the union, 

21including serving as a union representative; after retiring 

22from Woodland at age 68, she returned to work as a reading 

23specialist in several Lake County school districts until 

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1retiring for good at age 75; and

2 WHEREAS, Kathy Clay was active in numerous groups and 

3nonprofit organizations throughout more than 60 years spent 

4living in Waukegan; believing fervently in democracy and the 

5importance of voting, she was active in the League of Women 

6Voters; she was an avid reader and served as treasurer of the 

7Clare