Frank D Savickas was an American politician who served in the Illinois General Assembly from 1967 to 1993.
12 Facts About Frank Savickas
Frank Savickas went on to attend Wilson Junior College where he majored in business administration.
Frank Savickas was the owner of Frank Savickas Insurance Agency.
Frank Savickas was the first Lithuanian-American elected to the Illinois General Assembly.
Frank Savickas served in the Illinois Senate until his retirement in 1992.
Frank Savickas eventually rose to serve as Assistant Majority Leader under Philip J Rock.
The stalemate ended when Frank Savickas was given a newly created leadership position.
Frank Savickas opted to establish residency in the neighboring 11th district.
However, after Gary LaPaille, the Chairman of the Illinois Democratic Party, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in the 11th district, Frank Savickas chose to retire.
Frank Savickas was succeeded in the 15th by State Representative Bill Shaw while LaPaille was elected in the 11th district.
Frank Savickas then went on to marry JoAnne Cortez twice, and both marriages ended in divorce, with no children born of the unions.
In 1990, his son Michael Frank Savickas was convicted in the killing of Thomas Vinnicky and sentenced to twenty eight years in prison.