State Senator Ed Kennedy of Lowell Passes Away at Age 74
Ed Kennedy, Longtime Advocate and Former Lowell Mayor, Passes Away at 74
Legacy of a Dedicated Public Servant
State Senator Ed Kennedy, a respected Lowell Democrat, has passed away at the age of 74, as reported by legislative officials. Renowned for his service as a city councilor and mayor before joining the Massachusetts Legislature, Kennedy’s contributions have left a lasting impact on his community. Senate President Karen E. Spilka shared the news with fellow Senate members, honoring Kennedy’s dedication as a valued figure in the Senate and a passionate voice for his constituents.
Career Milestones of Ed Kennedy
Kennedy first made his mark in public service when elected to the Lowell city council in 1978, serving until 1985. His leadership was further recognized when he took on the role of Lowell’s mayor. In 2018, Kennedy continued his journey in public service by being elected to the Massachusetts Senate, where he championed numerous initiatives.
- Education and cultural development
- Environmental sustainability
- Community enhancement projects
Tributes from Colleagues and Community
Officials have yet to disclose the cause of Kennedy’s death. A representative from Kennedy’s office confirmed that he died Wednesday night but did not provide additional details. He leaves behind his wife, Susan, and two children.
U.S. Representative Lori Trahan paid tribute to Kennedy’s unwavering commitment to his hometown, emphasizing his role in nurturing Lowell’s cultural and educational landscape. “Ed’s legacy is etched into our community, reflecting his tireless efforts to enhance neighborhoods and invest in cultural growth,” she stated, highlighting Kennedy’s integral role in shaping the city he dearly loved.
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