Background
Dombkowski, Thomas Raymond was born on June 28, 1950 in Rochester, New York, United States. Son of Bernard Albert and Helene Marie Dombkowski.
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Thomas Raymond Dombkowski, American public health administrator. Bar: Illinois, 1977. Recipient Pearl Hart Humanitarian award Mattachine Midwest, 1986, Man of Year award Gay/Lesbian Physicians, 1987, Sudbery Community Service award IVI/IPO of Illinois, 1989, Tree of Life award Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Pastoral Care Network, 1998; named to Hall of Fame, Gay Chicago Magazine, 1991, Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame, 1992.
Education
Bachelor, University Notre Dame, 1972. Juris Doctor, DePaul University, 1977.
Career
Revenue officer, Internal Revenue Service, Chicago, 1974-1981; supervisory revenue officer, Internal Revenue Service, Chicago, 1981-1983; program analyst, Internal Revenue Service, Chicago, 1983-1986; executive director, Chicago House, 1986-1990; staff writer, Howard Brown Health Center, Chicago, 1990-1992; program director, Chicago Department Health, since 1992. Co-founder, Chairman, Board Of Directors Chicago House, 1985-1986.
Achievements
Membership
Member Advisory Council on Gay and Lesbian Issues, Chicago, 1990-1992. Founder Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame, 1991, co-chair selection committee, 1993-1997. Member MACS study, Chicago, since 1983.
Founding board directors IMPACT, Chicago, 1987-1988. Member, sustainer Gerber-Hart Library., Chicago, since 1990. Chief judge International Mr.
Leather, Chicago, 1992-2001.
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Born
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Died
April 20, 2006 (aged 55) -
Nationality
American
Education
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1972
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1977
Career
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1974 - 1981
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1986 - 1990
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1990 - 1992
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1992
Awards
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Recipient Pearl Hart Humanitarian award Mattachine Midwest, 1986, Man of Year award Gay/Lesbian Physicians, 1987, Sudbery Community Service award IVI/IPO of Illinois, 1989, Tree of Life award Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Pastoral Care Network, 1998. Named to Hall of Fame, Gay Chicago Magazine, 1991, Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame, 1992.Recipient Pearl Hart Humanitarian award Mattachine Midwest, 1986, Man of Year award Gay/Lesbian Physicians, 1987, Sudbery Community Service award IVI/IPO of Illinois, 1989, Tree of Life award Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Pastoral Care Network, 1998. Named to Hall of Fame, Gay Chicago Magazine, 1991, Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame, 1992.