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Krotoski was active in statewide and local pro-life organizations. He was the co-founder of The Hippocratic Resource and an elected member for two terms to the Louisiana [[Republican Party|Republican]] State Central Committee, a 144-member body which governs the activities of the state party. He was a member of St. Jude the Apostle Parish in Baton Rouge and the [[Roman Catholicism|Roman Catholic]] men's order, the [[Knights of Columbus]].  He and his second wife, Judith, were active in the Worldwide Marriage Encounter movement until her death in 2013. He is survived by his daughter, Aleksandra Krotoski, Ph.D., an American citizen living in [[Kuala Lumpur]], [[Malaysia]], and her husband, Ben Hammersley, and granddaughter, Ripley; his stepson, John; and sister, Danuta and her husband, Robert Shaw. A mass of Christian burial will be recited at St. Jude the Apostle Catholic Church on January 8, 2016. He will be interred beside his wife, Judith, at Resthaven Gardens of Memory in Baton Rouge.<ref name=obit/>

Krotoski was active in statewide and local pro-life organizations. He was the co-founder of The Hippocratic Resource and an elected member for two terms to the Louisiana [[Republican Party|Republican]] State Central Committee, a 144-member body which governs the activities of the state party. He was a member of St. Jude the Apostle Parish in Baton Rouge and the [[Roman Catholicism|Roman Catholic]] men's order, the [[Knights of Columbus]].  He and his second wife, Judith, were active in the Worldwide Marriage Encounter movement until her death in 2013. He is survived by his daughter, Aleksandra Krotoski, Ph.D., an American citizen living in [[Kuala Lumpur]], [[Malaysia]], and her husband, Ben Hammersley, and granddaughter, Ripley; his stepson, John; and sister, Danuta and her husband, Robert Shaw. A mass of Christian burial will be recited at St. Jude the Apostle Catholic Church on January 8, 2016. He will be interred beside his wife, Judith, at Resthaven Gardens of Memory in Baton Rouge.<ref name=obit/>

The Reverend Gene Mills, president of the Louisiana Family Forum in Baton Rouge, called Krotoski "a pro-life giant, who forever changed the life landscape in the Louisiana legislature, nationally, and internationally. ... He reminded us that words have meaning. He refused to refer to the practice of abortion with sanitized words. He consistently referred to 'abortion clinics' as 'abortion facilities' emphasizing the truth that 'clinics' are life affirming and life saving whereas 'abortion facilities' are not."<ref name=gmills/> Krotoski presented the pro-life perspective on a variety of bills and will be remembered and honored, according to Mills, as a voice for "an ever-greater respect for all human life, from fertilization until natural death."<ref name=gmills>Gene Mills, "A Pro-Life Champion Goes Home!", Louisiana Family Forum, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, January 5, 2016</ref>

The Reverend Gene Mills, president of the Louisiana Family Forum in Baton Rouge, called Krotoski "a pro-life giant, who forever changed the life landscape in the Louisiana legislature, nationally, and internationally. ... He reminded us that words have meaning. He refused to refer to the practice of abortion with sanitized words. He consistently referred to 'abortion clinics' as 'abortion facilities' emphasizing the truth that 'clinics' are life affirming and life saving whereas 'abortion facilities' are not."<ref name=gmills/> Krotoski presented the pro-life perspective on a variety of bills and will be remembered and honored, according to Mills, as a voice for "an ever-greater respect for all human life, from fertilization until natural death."<ref name=gmills>Gene Mills, "A Pro-Life Champion Goes Home!", Louisiana Family Forum, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, January 5, 2016.</ref>

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