One of Chicago's wealthiest residents was killed in a car crash Sunday in Colorado.
Crown was president of Henry Crown and Company, on several boards including JP Morgan and General Dynamics and worked to give back to Chicago.Mayor Brandon Johnson said he recently met with Crown to share ideas.
In a statement, Johnson said, "Jim gave back to the city through philanthropy and leadership on a number of civic and academic boards as he was deeply committed to investing in Chicago and its people. With his generosity, Jim truly embodied the soul of Chicago."
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