Milwaukee Alderman Jonathan Brostoff and former Alderman Terry Witkowski have died, according to a press release from Mayor Cavalier Johnsons office on Monday, Nov. 4.A city spokesperson confirmed that Brostoff died by suicide. He was found in Greenfield Park in West Allis, according to the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office. Jonathan brought a unique energy to his work at City Hall. His passion and dedication were evident every day. No elected official brought more enthusiasm to their work than Jonathan, Johnson said in the release. He was a husband, a father, a son, and, to me, a close friend. My thoughts and sympathy go out to his family and friends at this difficult time.Brostoff was elected to Milwaukees 3rd District seat on the Common Council in November 2022. He previously served as a Wisconsin state representative for the 19th Assembly District.Watch: Alderman Jonathan Brostoff, former Alderman Terry Witkowski have died: Milwaukee Alderman Jonathan Brostoff and former Alderman Terry Witkowski have diedJonathan graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a degree in political science. While in college, he worked for Senator Tom Harkin in Washington, D.C., was chair of the UWM College Democrats, and completed the United Nations Summer Seminar program.He received numerous awards and recognitions for his work to better the communityAn autopsy is scheduled for Tuesday, according to the Milwaukee County Medical Examiners Office.Witkowski, who died of natural causes, served on the Milwaukee Common Council representing District 13 from 2003 to 2019. Related: Milwaukee Alderman Terry Witkowski resigns [from 2019]Terry spent most of his professional life serving the people of our city. As the longtime leader of the Milwaukee Safety Commission, he led efforts to protect our residents, Johnson said. In his service on the Milwaukee Common Council, Terry was a champion for his southside district. Every time I hear or see a reference to the Garden District, I will think of Terrys work. To Terrys family and friends, I offer my condolences.Leaders across Wisconsin have reacted to the news Monday.Among those, were West Allis Mayor Dan Devine, who shared his condolences on Facebook."I have had the privilege of knowing Alderman Brostoff for several years and admired his commitment to serving the people he represented and the City of Milwaukee," Devine said. "Likewise, I knew Alderman Witkowski personally through his work on the League of Wisconsin Municipalities Board. Both of these gentlemen were dedicated public servants with a deep love for the City of Milwaukee and a passion for serving its people."If you or someone you know needs help, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline connects people with trained mental health professionals. Dial 988.Its about time to watch on your time. Stream local news and weather 24/7 by searching for TMJ4 on your device.Available for download on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and more.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip