North Shore Death Notices: Week of June 6 - June 12

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. Links to those obituaries and notices of upcoming services have been provided below.

Donnellan Funeral Home, 10045 Skokie Boulevard in Skokie

Susan A. Lackner née Ayres, 70, Northbrook
Service Pending

Thomas John Kehoe, 74, Wilmette
Service June 29

Carolyn Amelia Smith née Billingsley, 72, Evanston

George R. Yates, 73, of Chicago

Robert James Gantner, 94, Evanston

Kelley & Spalding Funeral Home, 1787 Deerfield Road in Highland Park

Robert A. Eckland, 82, Bannockburn

Nancy S. Pasquesi, 96, Highland Park

Veronica M. Quinn, 95, Hammond, Indiana

Wenban Funeral Home, 320 Vine Avenue in Lake Forest

Albert E. Kozak, 55, Chicago
Visitation June 12

Ann T. Young, 88, Lake Forest
Service June 17

Cynthia Patterson, 82, Lake Forest
Service July 1

Haben Funeral Home, 8057 Niles Center Road in Skokie

Diana Emma Ricciotti, 64, Skokie
Services June 17

Santiago R. Echeveste, 93, Skokie

Renee Zomot née Sabbara, 83, Skokie

Chicago Jewish Funerals, 8851 Skokie Boulevard in Skokie

Meyer Rotkin, 94
Service June 14

Greg Prebish, 48

Daniel Rosen, 58

Elena Joy Shapiro Hill, 62

Byron Stein, 79

Ernest Smolen, 87

Bernice Waitsman, 92

Henrietta Ganser, 99

Ganna Artemenko

Diane Epstein

Albert Karbal

Gertrude Levy

Simkins Funeral Home, 6251 Dempster Street in Morton Grove

Beverly K. P. DaCosta, 65, Evanston
Service June 18

Featured Obituary:

Ly Manh Mo, nee Chung, passed away peacefully on June 2nd, 2017 at Swedish Covenant Hospital, Chicago, IL at the age of 85.

The Mo family, along with their extended families, are in mourning of the loss of their beloved sister, mother, and grandmother.

Mrs. Mo came to the U.S. with her five children in 1975 under the refugee program for Cambodia.

She entered the work force at the Wilson Clinic in Chicago and was very generous and sympathetic to the needs of thousands of refugees from around the world.

Mrs. Mo was one of the most respected women in the Vietnamese, Chinese and Cambodian communities in Chicago.

City and community leaders have recognized her tireless work and involvement, as she was always compassionate in helping those in need.