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2 Dec 2022

Message from Catherine Hicks Philadelphia Branch NAACP President and Publisher of the SUN on passing of former PA Senator T. Milton Street

December 2, 2022 Category: Local Posted by:

The Philadelphia Branch NAACP and the Philadelphia SUN family, is saddened to hear of the passing of T. Milton Street  at the age of 83.

A former PA State Senator, activist and entrepreneur, he was known for his advocacy for fighting poverty and homelessness.  He was a force within the Philadelphia community.  

We send our sincere condolences and prayers to his family, his brother former Mayor John F. Street, a life member who serves on the Philadelphia Branch Executive Committee and his nephew Senator Sharif Street also a member of our Branch. 

T. Milton Street’s memory and accomplishments will always be remembered. 

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