Historical June 1999 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
After a decade of service, Rosemarie Storey has decided to step down as 28th ward Democratic Committeewoman. Storey, who resides at 57xx Waterman in Skinker DeBaliviere, will continue as head of the Earnings Tax Division in the Collector of Revenue’s office.
She also will have a little more time to enjoy her 17 grandchildren. Committeeman Mike Quinn and ward club president Bill Kuehling asked Lucille Green (pictured at right) to replace Storey as committeewoman. Green has lived in Skinker DeBaliviere on 61xx Westminster for the better part of three decades.
She is no stranger to government or politics, having headed both Operation BrightSide and Operation SafeStreet.
She is a longtime ward member.
She is employed by Lutheran Children and Family Services. Lu is married to Sam Green and they are the parents of five grown children and grandparents of five.
She is known as a hard worker and an indefatigable campaigner.
Original photograph caption
Lucille Green. Photographer not credited.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, June 1999.
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