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{{Infobox person
{{Infobox person
| name= Louis W. "Lou" Zaeske, Jr.
| name=Louis W. "Lou" Zaeske, Jr.
(Texas engineer, Czech heritage activist,<br>and conservative politician)
(Texas engineer, Czech heritage activist,<br>and conservative politician)
| birth_date=December 17, 1941
| birth_date=December 17, 1941
| religion=[[Roman Catholicc]]
| religion=[[Roman Catholicc]]
| spouse=Jo Ann Macha Zaeske (married 1964–2011, his death)<br>
| spouse=Jo Ann Macha Zaeske (married 1964–2011, his death)<br>
'''Two children'''<br>
'''Two daughters'''<br>
'''Parents'':<br>
'''Parents'':<br>
Louis, Sr., and Agnes V. Zaeske
Louis, Sr., and Agnes V. Zaeske
}}
}}
'''Louis W. Zaeske, Jr.''' , known as '''Lou Zaeske''' (December 17, 1941 – August 30, 2011) was a mechanical [[engineer]] and a [[political activist]] from [[Bryan, Texas|Bryan]], [[Texas]]. In 1988, he founded the interest group, the American Ethnic Coalition, which lobbied for [[English-only] as the official language of the United States.
'''Louis W. Zaeske, Jr.''' , known as '''Lou Zaeske''' (December 17, 1941 – August 30, 2011) was a mechanical [[engineer]] and a [[political activist]] from [[Bryan, Texas|Bryan]], [[Texas]]. In 1988, he founded the interest group, the American Ethnic Coalition, which lobbied for [[English-only] as the official language of the United States.
==Early years==
==Background==
Zaeske was born at Randolph Air Force Base, then Randolph Field, in [[San Antonio]], the son of Louis Zaeske, Sr. (1906–1991) and the former Agnes V. Prihoda (1910–1999) Louis and Agnes Zaeske are interred at New Bremen Cemetery near Coy City in Karnes County, Texas.
Zaeske was born at Randolph Air Force Base, then Randolph Field, in [[San Antonio]], the son of Louis Zaeske, Sr. (1906–1991) and the former Agnes V. Prihoda (1910–1999) Louis and Agnes Zaeske are interred at New Bremen Cemetery near Coy City in Karnes County, Texas.