Obituaries
North Shore Death Notices: Jan. 10 To Jan. 16
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.

The following death notices were added to funeral homes serving the North Shore area in the past week. Those homes have provided obituaries for some of those that have passed away recently. Patch offers condolences to their loved ones, links to their obituaries and notices of upcoming services below.
Kelley & Spalding Funeral Home, 1787 Deerfield Road in Highland Park
Daniel D. Ogilvie, 86, Highland Park
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Esther Thomas, 79, Deerfield
Robert "Bobby" John Doetsch, 66, Lake Bluff
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Seguin & Symonds Funeral Home, 858 Sheridan Road in Highwood and 11 West Belvidere Road in Grayslake
Gloria Adele Muno, 85, Lake Forest
Service Jan. 20
Mario Giuseppe Galletti, 88, Highland Park
Dora Lusamba Kabengele, 45, Chicago
Wenban Funeral Home, 320 Vine Ave. in Lake Forest
Gwendolyn Osborne Lincoln, 88, Lake Forest
Service April 30
Chicago Jewish Funerals, 8851 Skokie Blvd. in Skokie and 195 N. Buffalo Grove Road in Buffalo Grove
Francine Board née Brody, 86, Lincolnwood
Service Jan. 20
Betty Magidman née Fox, 80, Albany, New York
Service Jan. 20
Beatrice Arnstein née Golub, 102, Northbrook
Norma Anderhous, 96, Chicago
Ileane Safyer, 94, Chicago
Sol Schreiber, 94, Charlotte, North Carolina
Nagia David, 93, Des Plaines
Barbara Bornstein, 91, Vernon Hills
James R. Foster, 91, Highland Park
Lois Podolsky, 89, Chicago
Burton Richman, 85, Lincolnwood
Harry G. Sachsel, 83, Lincolnwood
Molly Woloshin, 78, Highwood
Robert Jerome Nelson, 75, Dallas
Alice Bykov, 72, Chicago
Mark Jacobs, 70, Madison, Wisconsin
Mark Alan Pfeffer, 70, Chicago
Roberta Kaplan, 68, Northbrook
Sharon E. Samuels, 64, Chicago
Gary Shlifka, 59, Glenview
Donnellan Funeral Home, 10045 Skokie Blvd. in Skokie
Loretta B. Lally née Hoffman, 103, Evanston
Service Jan. 20
Lauretta C. Plattner née Doetsch, 81, Glenview
Visitation Jan. 20, service Jan. 21
David F. Holland, 86, Glenview
Service Jan. 29
Thomas D. Pontarelli, 93, Glenview
Michael Lambert Igoe, 91, Chicago
Jacqueline "Jackie" Georgia Hanks, 84, Evanston
Leonard Herbert Kaehler, 83, Evanston
Madonna Louise Thoelecke née Burger, 81, Northfield
Daniel Willard Gast, 75, Evanston
Donna M Gruenke, 67, Des Plaines
Kimberly Ann Carr née Peterson, 39, Wilmette
Katherine "Kate" Jeanne Hilbrant, 32, Winnetka
Haben Funeral Home, 8057 Niles Center Road in Skokie
Anton Hoffmann, 88, Skokie
Visitation Jan. 19, service Jan. 20
Hildegard Wegner, 98, Skokie
Service Jan. 21
Joan K. Di Lorenzo née West, 97, Bartlett
Inesse Alexandrov née Goldin, 95, Skokie
Ernest W. Duerig, 88, Skokie
Istvan “Steve” Gal, 81, Skokie
Barbara E. Baumhardt, 74, Skokie
Thompson Funeral and Cremation, 1917 Asbury Ave., in Evanston
Kimberly Mitchell née Yates, 48, Waukegan
Service Jan. 19
Clarence Martin, 79, Evanston
Visitation Jan. 21, service Jan. 22
Clifford E. Cox, 79, Joliet
Service Jan. 22
William McMillan, 78, Wilmette
Evanston Funeral and Cremation, 1726 Central St. in Evanston
Sidney Artell Simmons, 80, Chicago
Service Jan. 20
Alain Rogers Van Kirk, 84, Evanston
Albert Louis Boykin, 72, Evanston
William "Billy" Fischer, 72, Skokie
Simkins Funeral Home, 6251 Dempster St. in Morton Grove
Alice M. Rupkey née Stachura, 86, Morton Grove
Service Jan. 22
Marie Therese Gauer, 88, Morton Grove
Service Jan. 29
Susie Kimura née Morimoto, 97, Morton Grove
Mary A. Harrer, 73, Wheeling
N. H. Scott & Hanekamp Funeral Home, 1240 Waukegan Road in Glenview
Mae D. Jensen née Johnson, 89, Glenview
Visitation Jan. 20, service Jan. 21
Elizabeth "Bette" Fries Owen, 84, Northbrook
Service Feb. 12
Joseph "Joey" Gonzalez, 71, Glenview
Jody Gail Clavey née Chiovoloni, 64, Northbrook
Mediha Spahic, 52, Wheaton
Weinstein & Piser Funeral Home, 111 Skokie Blvd. in Wilmette
Beverly Levin née Flicker, 93, Vernon Hills
Service Jan. 19
Howard “Butch” Mandell, 87, Highland Park
Service Jan. 19
Marilyn Jean Levin, 73, Wood Dale
Service Jan. 20
Leila Winton née Fischler, 98, Glenview
Maxine Levin née Goldberg, 95, Highland Park
Jerome "Jerry" Kravitz, 93, Skokie
Miguel Del Toro, 92, Chicago
Ronald Ladden, 90, Chicago
David Barry Gail, 82, Glenview
Dick Stone, 80, Highland Park
Meryl G. Wise, 80, Chicago
Dennis B. Black, 77, Deerfield
Scott Reading Solovy, 50, Riverwoods
Featured Obituary:
Dick Stone, 80, of Highland Park, passed away on Jan. 7 after a long illness. Beloved husband of Fran (Spielman) Stone. Loving father of Jason and the late Craig Stone. Father-in-law of Sharon Stone and soon-to-be father-in-law of Haylee Schwartz. Grandfather of Maddie, Paige and Hanner Stone. Son-in-law of Teri Klein. Brother-in-law of Hal Cohen and Jeff Wallis. Dick was a brilliant writer and reporter who was the youngest foreign correspondent United Press International ever had. After graduating from Highland Park High School and attending the University of Illinois at Navy Pier, he got his start at City News Bureau. He then joined UPI's Chicago bureau before being promoted to run UPI's Des Moines Bureau covering the Iowa General Assembly and then-Gov. Harold Hughes. It wasn't long before Dick had realized his lifelong dream of becoming a foreign correspondent---first in Tokyo, then as bureau chief in Djarkarta, Indonesia. It was there that his deep contacts, reporting skills and understanding of geo-politics helped him score a 24-hour beat on the world when former Indonesian President Sukarno was deposed. When Dick returned to the United States, he joined Westinghouse Broadcasting-first at KYW Radio in Philadelphia, then home to WIND Radio Chicago, where he covered the administration of former Mayor Richard J. Daley and conducted the only one-on-one radio interview the late mayor ever granted. Dick went on to serve as an award-winning news director at WIND Radio and WCFL Radio before becoming a political and media consultant. Dick was a gourmet cook who delighted in entertaining friends and family and duplicating his favorite restaurant dishes. His Thanksgiving meals were legendary. So was his sense of humor. He loved jazz, played the drums and was a die-hard Cubs fan who lived to see his beloved team win the World Series after naming his Golden Retriever "Theo". Most of all, he adored his family.Read more via Weinstein & Piser Funeral Home»
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