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CDU parliamentary group honors Wilfrid Fabel
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Lawyer and politician Wilfrid Fabel turns 80.
Photo: Bischof, Andreas (abi)
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Krefeld The decade-long chairman and councilor has completed his 80th birthday. He ensured the survival of professional ice hockey in the early 2000s.
The CDU city council group in Krefeld congratulates its former chairman and councilor for decades on completing his 80th birthday. For the CDU council group, Wilfrid Fabel was a member of the city council from 1970 to 2014, and chairman of the group from 1987 until he left the council. His main political focus was on construction, planning and sports. To this end, he represented the CDU parliamentary group in numerous bodies, such as the board of directors of the Sparkasse and the SWK.
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“With Wilfrid Fabel, we are honoring a well-deserved CDU local politician who has played a key role in shaping the development of our city. In a positive sense, he is always a politically controversial person who is still interested in all developments in Krefeld even in ‘political retirement’. Today we would like to thank him in particular for his commitment, ”explains Philibert Reuters, leader of the CDU parliamentary group.
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In addition to politics, his passion was above all Krefeld ice hockey. He ensured the survival of professional ice hockey in the early 2000s. At the same time, he won the last German championship of the Krefeld Penguins. For Fabel, the family is also the most important anchor point. He is married and has two grown children. “His three grandchildren enjoy spending time with their grandpa. At the same time, he was always part of the Krefeld sports community, be it tennis, table tennis or golf, ”explains Reuters.
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The independent lawyer, who still practices today and the son of the former city director Theo Fabel, who, unlike his son, belonged to the SPD, was familiar with local political problems from an early age. Wilfrid Fabel passed his Abitur in 1960 at the grammar school on Moltkeplatz. He studied law in Cologne, Kiel and Bonn. Red
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