Chicago City Wire

On November 8, 2014, Philip Miller Crane died in Chicago, IL, marking the end of a lifetime dedicated to public service and advocacy. As a U.S. Representative for Illinois' 12th congressional district, Crane made significant contributions to the city and its residents. He tirelessly championed various causes, from economic revitalization to social welfare programs, earning widespread respect and admiration. Crane's leadership and dedication were evident throughout his tenure, as he worked tirelessly to address the pressing issues facing Chicago. His passing left a void in the city's political landscape, but his legacy lives on in the hearts and minds of those he served. Crane's impact continues to inspire future generations of public servants, ensuring that his commitment to improving Chicago endures beyond his death.