Ed Buss, 93, died last week at his McHenry home, following a long career as a McHenry County leader and operating Buss Ford, the dealership his father started in McHenry.
Instead, he would take care of problems, give people a ride home when their cars were being serviced and coach youth baseball, basketball and football, his sons Steve and Bob Buss said in a joint interview Monday.
The historical society published a long interview with Buss in its spring 2013 newsletter, Tracer, where he spoke about growing up in McHenry, playing baseball on Sundays, and working jobs as a golf caddy and truck driver. "Party label is not that important to me. The person is," he said in the Northwest Herald article, noting he voted for Democratic presidential candidates, too.
"He enjoyed being the chairman and took it seriously. He was always around and a good chairman," she said."There were a great many farms that were selling and a lot of development was going on," she said.
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