Maggie Lundy and Anthony Lebarre were married on June 21, 2025, at Eaglewood Resort in Itasca, Illinois, surrounded by family, friends, and a whole lot of Oak Lawn pride. For those who know Anthony, this moment was more than just a celebration of love—it was the next chapter in the story of one of Oak Lawn’s most legendary athletes.
At 29 years old, Anthony made headlines when he returned for his final year of football eligibility, determined to finish what he started. He didn’t just play—he dominated. Anthony became Oak Lawn’s leading touchdown scorer, racking up highlight after highlight and earning All-State and All-Conference honors in the process. His comeback season wasn’t just impressive; it was iconic, a reminder that grit and greatness don’t fade with age.
But his success hasn’t been limited to the gridiron. Since returning to work, Anthony has brought that same fire and leadership to Local 399, where he’s quickly ascended the ranks. Known among peers as a tireless advocate and motivator, he’s helped lead the local union to new heights, earning him a reputation as the Local 399 MVP and a hometown hero in the labor community.
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Now, there’s talk that Anthony’s next big move could be into public service, with rumors swirling about a potential run for the Illinois State Senate. Those close to him say he’s seriously considering it. And why not? He’s already proven he can lead teams, inspire people, and deliver results—on and off the field. For now, though, it’s all about newlywed bliss for Maggie and Anthony, two people starting their biggest and most meaningful adventure yet.
