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| SENATE RESOLUTION
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| WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened to |
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| learn of the death of
Dr. John E. Halasz, who passed away on |
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| April 19, 2010; and
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| WHEREAS, John Halasz was born on May 14, 1920, in Budapest, |
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| Hungary; he was a resident of Burr Ridge; and
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| WHEREAS, John Halasz served as a medical officer for the |
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| United Nations International Refugee Organization in Salzburg, |
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| Austria, until 1951, when he came to the United States to begin |
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| his training at the University of Illinois Department of |
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| Psychiatry; he went on to complete a fellowship at the |
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| Institute for Juvenile Research and remained at the university |
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| and institute for 43 years, serving on the faculty of the |
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| college of medicine's psychiatry department and as director of |
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| training, clinical director, associate professor of clinical |
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| psychiatry in the child psychiatry division, and academic |
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| director of psychiatry at MacNeal Memorial Hospital when the |
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| hospital was associated with the university; and
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| WHEREAS, John Halasz served as a consultant or |
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| administrator of mental health clinics in La Grange, Olympia |
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| Fields, and DuPage County and consulted with schools and in |
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| family therapy; for many years, he was the only child |
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| psychiatrist on the executive committee of the Illinois |
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| Department of Mental Health and Development Disability; and
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| WHEREAS, John Halasz was a fellow of the American |
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| Orthopsychiatric Association; he was a life member of the |
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| American Psychiatric Association and the American Academy of |
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| Child and Adolescent Psychiatry; he was a past president of the |
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| Illinois Council of the AACAP; and
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| WHEREAS, John Halasz was recently honored by the APA for |
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| his 50 years of service to the field of psychiatry; and
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| WHEREAS, John Halasz enjoyed spending time with his family, |
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| trains, world travel, and photography; and
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| WHEREAS, John Halasz was preceded in death by his first |
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| wife, Anna, nee Wolfjer, and his brother, Zoltan (the late Ila) |
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| Halasz; and |
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| WHEREAS, John Halasz is survived by his wife, Marilynn, nee |
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| Macku; his children, Alexandra (Paul Reed), Frank (Maureen |
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| Callanan), Annette (Thomas Gaboriault), and John C. "Neal"; his |
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| grandchildren, Reuben Turley, Cricket (Ian) Bernardini, |
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| Caitlin and Kevin Halasz, and Lianna Reed; his |
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| great-grandchildren, Cooper and Sawyer Bernardini; and his |
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| sister-in-law, Ila; therefore, be it
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| RESOLVED, BY THE SENATE OF THE NINETY-SIXTH GENERAL |
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| ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, that we mourn, along with |
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| his family and friends, the passing of Dr. John E. Halasz; and |
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| be it further
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| RESOLVED, That a suitable copy of this resolution be |
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| presented to the family of John Halasz as an expression of our |
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| sympathy.
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