Background
Cato, Sid was born on May 31, 1933 in Battle Creek, Michigan, United States. Son of Walter F. and Mina E. (Wheaton) Cato.
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Sid Cato
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Sid Cato, American communications executive, consultant. Recipient Man of Year award Young Republican Organization, 1965. Member Young Republican Organization, 1961-1969; president Library. Board, Streamwood, Illinois, 1966; co-chair Kalamazoo Diocese, 1999. Corporal United States Army, 1953-1955. Member World Press Institute (director 1967-1971), Public Club Chicago (director 1965-1970, Man of Year 1968).
Career
Acting city editor Evening Chronicle, Marshall, Michigan, 1951-1953. Director news National Safety Council, Chicago, 1956-1961. News editor Greyhound Corporation, 1961-1967, vice president, 1967-1971.
Director communications Bunker Ramo, Oak Brook, Illinois, 1972-1974. President Cato Communications, Inc., Chicago, since 1974, Kalamazoo, since 1993.
Achievements
Membership
Member Young Republican Organization, 1961-1969. President Library. Board, Streamwood, Illinois, 1966. Co-chair Kalamazoo Diocese, 1999.
Corporal United States Army, 1953-1955. Member World Press Institute (director 1967-1971), Public Club Chicago (director 1965-1970, Man of Year 1968).
Interests
Connections
Married Sheila Prindiville (divorced January 1971). Married Janet Adair Devlin, September 20, 1997. Children: Matt, Julie Cato Guida.
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Born
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Political Party
Democrat
Career
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1951 - 1953
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1956 - 1961
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1972 - 1974
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1974
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1993