Politics & Government
Lockport Mourns Death Of Alderman Larry Schreiber
Flags at City Hall are being flown at half-staff in his honor, the City said.
LOCKPORT, IL — Lockport Alderman of the Second Ward Larry Schreiber died suddenly on Tuesday, the City of Lockport said in a news release.
Flags at City Hall are being flown at half-staff in his honor, the City said.
“Everyone who knew Larry loved him - he was a great friend and neighbor, but he was also a
tireless Alderman on our City Council, and a business owner. He always had a smile on his face
and made you laugh every time you bumped into him on the street. He will be incredibly missed
in our small community, and we all pray for his wife Debra, and their family for peace and
healing,” said City Administrator Ben Benson.
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Schreiber has served on the City Council since May 2019. He also served as the Treasurer for the Townes of Cedar Ridge for nine years and most recently represented the residents of Hawthorne Preserve as a member of the HOA board, according to the City.
Schreiber was born and raised in Chicago, and attended DePaul University, where he earned a B.S. in Accounting. He was a dedicated CPA with over 30 years of experience as a Controller in many sectors. He was also the President of Schreiberco-LLC, where he provided bookkeeping, tax preparation, and management services, the City said.
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Schreiber was a lifelong White Sox fan who loved to travel and spend time with his friends and
family.
Alderman Schreiber is survived by his wife Debra as well as his siblings, children, grandchildren, and many other relatives.
"Those who had the privilege of knowing Larry knew he had an infectious smile, laugh, and joyful personality. The City of Lockport extends their condolences to the entire Schreiber family," the City said.
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