Kathy Wilbur's life of service offers us lessons.

NASSAR, Larry, 1963-; MICHIGAN State University; HIGHER education & state; SEX crimes; WOMEN leaders; CIVIL service positions; CIVIL service; MUNICIPAL services

Kathy Wilbur, a prominent figure in Michigan's public service, passed away at the age of 70. Throughout her career, she held various positions in state government and higher education, earning recognition for her deep knowledge of Lansing's political landscape and her ability to connect people from different backgrounds. Wilbur's mentorship, particularly to women leaders, and her personal touch were praised by many. She played a crucial role in Michigan State University during the fallout from the Larry Nassar sex abuse case and was regarded as a stabilizing force. Wilbur's life of service and her ability to work with people from diverse perspectives serve as an example for politicians and public servants. [Extracted from the article]

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