Schrader, who died on Wednesday, served as the president of SRP for 12 years, retiring in 2006. abc15
Schrader, who died on May 17, served as the president of SRP for 12 years, retiring in 2006. But he had served on the nonprofit utility’s board since 1964. Schrader’s father also served on SRP’s boards and councils and his sons also followed the family tradition.
Much earlier in his career, Schrader served on Scottsdale City Council from 1958-62. He served as mayor from 1962-64. Schrader also at one time served on several other boards including Greater Phoenix Economic Council, the Phoenix Zoo, the Maricopa Community College Foundation and the Friends of the Arizona Archives Advisory Committee.
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