A decades old document uncovered after lawsuits between two local governments were filed earlier this year is expected to lead to the dismissal of the lawsuits.
He helped create Urban Stables, other philanthropic projects and was an anti-war activist, member of Chicago 15. By Bruce Murphy - Apr 26th, 2021 02:37 pm //end headline wrapper ?>William A. Durkin, Jr. Photo courtesy of Katie Pritchard.
William A. Durkin, Jr., 71, died after a six-year battle with cancer on April 18. As the leader of Durkin Associates, he worked as an advisor with over 100 clients to help raise money for local philanthropic projects, but was known for having the passion “of a volunteer” when he worked on fundraising efforts including the creation of MKE Urban Stables, the unique home for the
Milwaukee Police Department‘s mounted horse patrol and equine-assisted therapy program.