North Shore Death Notices: July 30 - Aug. 5

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.

Wenben Funeral Home, 320 Vine Ave. in Lake Forest

Constance Goldsmith Addington, 84, Lake Forest
Service Aug. 9

Reuland & Turnbough, 1407 N. Western Ave. in Lake Forest

Betsy M. Farwell, 87, Lake Forest

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

Daniel Salinas, 80, Deerfield
Service Aug. 7

Joseph H. "Herb" Landon, 86
Service Sept. 15

Nancy Mae Duguid née Larson, 87, Lake Forest

Simkins Funeral Home, 6251 Dempster St. in Morton Grove

Dorothy M. Zimmerman née Ernst, 101, Chicago
Visitation and service Aug. 6

Elaine McQuaig née Soulanges, 91, Glenview
Visitation and service Aug. 6

Frances Springborn née Keeshan, 91, Morton Grove
Visitation and service Aug. 7

Barbara L. Mudloff, 76, Skokie
Visitation Aug. 8, service Aug. 9

Mary Ellen Stuermer née Andries, 79, Morton Grove

Chicago Jewish Funerals, 8851 Skokie Blvd. in Skokie

Earl Friedman, 88, Highland Park
Service Aug. 6

Russell "Morty" Weinberg, 87, Evanston
Service Aug. 8

Sidney Winer, Wheeling

Boris Yuditskiy, 91, Niles

Gary Dunn, 63, Palos Hills

Ronald S. Feldman, 86, Skokie

Boris Katunin, 88, Skokie

Lucille Tolan, 88, Glenview

Donnellan Funeral Home, 10045 Skokie Blvd. in Skokie

Stephen J. Murphy, 79, Chicago
Service Aug. 6

Michael Jon Hamblet, Sr., 77, Northbrook
Visitation Aug. 7

Blase James Viti, Jr., 60, Glenview
Visitation Aug. 9, service Aug. 10

Gary J. Manzella, 56, Glenview
Visitation Aug. 10, service Aug. 11

Frank Joseph Charhut, 87, Winnetka
Visitation Aug. 10, service Aug. 11

Maurice D. "Hank" Henery, 95, Cleveland

Theresa Zazvrskey née Sylla, 94, Wilmette

George Neuhaus, Jr., 91, Skokie

Margaret M. "Margie" O'Connor née Budinger, 84

Reuben Lee Hedlund, 82, Chicago

Haben Funeral Home, 8057 Niles Center Road in Skokie

Yakov Haisman, 100, Wheeling
Service Aug. 6

June F. Czaja née Lindenau, 95, Grayslake

Maria L. Milá née Rodriguez, 88, Skokie

Luis A. Espinosa, 55, Niles

Featured obituary:

Nancy Mae Duguid née Larson, daughter of Harold and Mherae Larson née Frydenlund, passed away peacefully on July 31, 2018. Nancy was born in Albert Lea, Minnesota, on December 17, 1930. She was a graduate of Albert Lea High School and matriculated to Gustavus Adolphus College for one year and eventually graduated with a physical education B.A. degree from the University of Minnesota in 1952.

Her work, before marriage, included student teaching in Watertown, South Dakota, taking masters-level classes at the University of Colorado, and ultimately teaching Junior High P.E. to girls in Wheaton. While teaching in Illinois, she was introduced to William A. Duguid, Jr. They had a whirlwind romance and engagement, and on July 2, 1955, Nancy and Bill married at Trinity Lutheran Church on perhaps the hottest day of the year in Albert Lea, Minnesota. They initially resided in Warrenville and three years later moved to Lake Forest, where Duguid resided for the remainder of her life.

Nancy lived her life as a passionate and loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. Nancy’s family was always her main priority: her devotion and love for them was immeasurable. Nancy and Bill had four children; tragically their second son, Timmy, was diagnosed with EB, an incurable skin disease, and passed away at 16 months old.

She was a lifelong Lutheran and she and Bill were members of Zion Lutheran Church in Deerfield since 1959. For over 25 years, they both sang in the church choir together. She served on numerous committees and devoted hours of her time in support of Zion and her church family and community. Nancy played in the Monday night church bowling league for nearly 40 years and had several games over 200. She was a favorite to have on your team.

She enjoyed sewing for herself, her daughter, and her friends. She also knitted beautiful afghans, sweaters, and scarves and for several years worked at the Little Wool Shoppe located at Market Square in downtown Lake Forest. Nancy and Bill enjoyed playing bridge monthly with their close couple’s group. She also enjoyed flower gardening and especially entertaining her family and friends. The annual New Year’s Eve party at the Duguids’ was the most festive and fun party in town. In 1985, Nancy and Bill renovated the former Glen Rowan coach house and stable into a beautiful three-bedroom home. Nancy had a flair for design and loved to decorate her home with a mix of Scandinavian design and classic lines. Bill and Nancy loved to travel and would often bring back beautiful pieces of artwork from the many places they visited.

For many years, Nancy and Bill enjoyed a season ticket package to day games for the Chicago Cubs. After Bill’s death in 2003, she was able to go to a winning playoff game in the fall. But alas, it took another 13 years before Nancy could enjoy the moment when her beloved Cubs finally won the coveted World Series in October of 2016. Though a Minnesota transplant, she grew to love the Cubs in the mid-60s and stayed a fan her whole life.

Nancy’s generosity and dedication were a blessing to many. She volunteered often at the church. While the kids were in school, she served on many committees at Lake Forest High School. Nancy and Bill loved to watch LFHS sports, especially when their boys were playing both soccer and baseball. As her grandsons grew up, she particularly enjoyed following their activities and interests such as football, baseball, lacrosse, choir concerts, marching band, show choir, jazz band, and school musicals.

Nancy was preceded in death by her loving husband William A. Jr., her son, Timothy Alan, her parents, Harold and Mae Larson, and her brother, Alan Larson. Nancy leaves behind her cherished family of three children, Matthew (Jane) of Stratham, New Hampshire, Julie (Jack) Stephen of Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Peter (Tammy) of Libertyville; six grandsons, Stephen (Sarah), Nathaniel, James, Jake, John, and Daniel; and one great-granddaughter, Olivia.

Memorial contributions may be made to Zion Lutheran Churchor ELCA World Hunger. For info or directions please contact Kelley & Spalding Funeral Home at 847-831-4260.

via Kelley & Spalding Funeral Home

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