Illinois SR 73: MEMORIAL-CHARLESTER CROCKETT

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SR0073LRB104 11801 LAW 21890 r

1SENATE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened 

3to learn of the death of Charlester Crockett, who passed away 

4on January 20, 2025; and

5 WHEREAS, Charlester Crockett was born to Miles McGee and 

6Lannie Mae Kendrick in Chicago on August 19, 1930; she was 

7raised in the historic Bronzeville neighborhood on Chicago's 

8South Side; she graduated from Forrestville Elementary School 

9in 1944 and DuSable High School in 1948; she married Robert E. 

10Crockett Jr. in Chicago in September 1950; and

11 WHEREAS, Charlester Crockett worked at Nabisco early in 

12her marriage before deciding to leave to raise her growing 

13family; she took great pride in the meticulous maintenance of 

14her home and lovingly prepared meals, which included homemade 

15breads, cakes, and pies, all made-from-scratch, and she even 

16sewed clothing for her children; she also had exceptional 

17budgeting skills and maximized her family's financial 

18resources; and

19 WHEREAS, Charlester Crockett was deeply committed to her 

20faith, beginning each day in private prayer and Bible study, 

21and she took courses at Moody Bible Institute; as a pastor's 

22wife, she served in the various churches her husband founded 

SR0073- 2 -LRB104 11801 LAW 21890 r

1throughout Chicagoland; she spoke on many platforms, including 

2for the Conservative Baptist Home Missions Society (CBHMS) and 

3the Chicagoland Christian Women's Conference; she taught 

4Sunday school and hosted Bible clubs for children with Child 

5Evangelism Fellowship; she served as a mentor to other young 

6pastors' wives; she loved traveling with her husband to spread 

7the Gospel of Jesus Christ, traveling abroad to I