Hinsdale, Ill. (ECWd) –
With deep sadness, we report that Adam Andrzejewski, CEO and founder of Open The Books – “Every Dime. Online. In Real Time.” passed away over the weekend.
As former candidate for Governor of Illinois, Adam campaigned on his vision of Every Dime. Online. In Real Time., and tirelessly pursued that vision.
America has lost a tireless watchdog and patriot, who worked to expose corruption in government at every level.
Open the Books will be one of his lasting legacies.
We were proud to consider him a close friend, personally and professionally.
Our deepest condolences to his wife and daughters.
7 Comments
Rosanne Pulido
Posted at 10:41h, 19 AugustI have no words. It’s very sad, but for Adam, he gets to meet his Lord and Savior. He’s the lucky one. Great work Adam. Thanks for all your great work.
John
Posted at 11:33h, 19 AugustAdam was a patriot. My condolences to his family. I’m deeply saddened by this lost of a real American.
John Groll
Jan Shaw
Posted at 11:49h, 19 AugustAdam was so young and tireless. We will all miss him
John Groll
Posted at 11:58h, 19 AugustWe are deeply saddened hearing of Adam’s passing.
He was a true patriot. Our condolences to his family.
Dave
Posted at 12:19h, 19 AugustStunned…. he was one of the good guys. Illinois voters missed their chance to have a great governor when they didn’t elect him.
Diane Smith
Posted at 12:22h, 19 AugustHis passing is a tremendous loss for his family, his friends, and for the country. We will always be grateful for his devotion and his commitment to expose corruption in government on all levels… for his optimistic outlook on life and his passion for the truth………he will live in our hearts forever.
Carol Davis
Posted at 12:35h, 19 AugustA tremendous loss of a true patriot. I volunteered for his campaign when he ran for governor. It was truly a grassroots campaign with many of us volunteers writing handwritten letters to voters on Adams behalf. As the years have passed, we can see that God had a far bigger and better plan for Adam as he created Open the Books. He leaves a powerful legacy.