10 Facts About Suzanne Deuchler

Suzanne Louise Deuchler was an American Republican politician who was a member of the Illinois House of Representatives from the 42nd district.

Suzanne Louise Deuchler was born on July 21,1929, in Chicago and raised in Shelbyville, Illinois.

Suzanne Deuchler studied at the Dayton Art Institute with muralist Ruth VanSickle Ford.

Suzanne Deuchler had a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish and Speech from the University of Illinois.

Suzanne Deuchler served as a member of the Fox Valley Health Services Board, Aurora Regional Advisory Committee to the Department of Children and Family Services, Aurora University Citizen's Advisory Board, Joseph Corporation of the Illinois Advisory Board, League of Women Voters, American Association of University Women, Department of Public Aid's Welfare Services Committee, and Copley Memorial Hospital Board of Directors.

Suzanne Deuchler served as the chair and minority spokesperson of the Financial Institutions Committee and the Vice-Chair for Personnel and Pensions Committee.

Suzanne Deuchler was a member of Human Services, and General Services and Government Oversight Appropriations.

Suzanne Deuchler served as the minority spokesperson for the State Government Administration Committee and the Vice-Spokesperson for Environment and Energy, and Reapportionment Committees.

Suzanne Deuchler served as past co-chairperson of the Conference of Women Legislators, the Citizens Council on Energy Resources, the Immigration Reform Task Force, and the White House Conference on Children.

Suzanne Deuchler died in Aurora, Illinois, on June 24,2022, at the age of 92.