North Shore Death Notices Dec. 24 - Dec. 30

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.

Donnellan Funeral Home, 10045 Skokie Blvd. in Skokie

Joan Marie Regan née Jordan, 93, Wilmette
Visitation Jan. 2, service Jan. 3

Robert H. Mugalian, 96, Wilmette
Service Jan. 3

Jane Elizabeth Ingram née Renghofer. 91, Evanston
Visitation Jan. 3, service Jan. 4

Martha Tierney McDonald, 63, Evanston
Service Jan. 4

Jean K. Jorgensen, 61, Glencoe
Service Jan. 4

Margaret Dunne née Hinrichs, 80, Northfield
Service Jan. 5

Michael Scott Randall, 33, Chicago
Service Jan. 5

Haben Funeral Home, 8057 Niles Center Road in Skokie

Gail Ellen Schuhrke née Gordon, 66, Skokie
Service Dec. 31

Mary Catherine Winsberg, 92, Chicago

Pinpin Tan Sia, 81, Chicago

Remigio Pangilinan Delos Reyes, 76, Morton Grove

Warren E. "Chip" Johnson, 70, Skokie

Wayne D. Sherod, 59, Chicago

Weinstein & Piser Funeral Home, 111 Skokie Boulevard in Wilmette

Zalman Levin, 99, Northbrook
Service Dec. 31

Aaron Zaideman, 96, Skokie

Lillian Rosenburg née Lensky, 91, Buffalo Grove

Judith W. Disman née Weinstein, 88, Evanston

Norman H. Goldman, 79, Northbrook

Michael "Mike" Kabak, 64, Wilmette

Chicago Jewish Funerals, 8851 Skokie Blvd. in Skokie

Fira Dobkin, 95, Northbrook
Service Dec. 31

Ilene "Cookie" Najman, 68, Chicago
Service Dec. 31

Sylvia Perres, 95, Chicago
Service Dec. 31

Ronald Smith, 82, Lincolnshire
Service Dec. 31

Frieda Trubnick, 89, Skokie
Service Dec. 31

Earl Berman, 92, Lincolnwood
Service Jan. 2

Elaine Ann Kaplan, 92
Service Jan. 2

Henrietta E. Miller, 98, Skokie

Manfred Leo Lindow, 89, Marengo

Carol Alta Schwartzman, 88, Chicago

Itamar Ethan Broekman, 20, Des Plaines

Brian Nathan Moskowitz, Chicago

Magda Schwarcz, Chicago

Dorothy Brooks

Claire Rothnagel

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

Prasad P. Murukurthy, 52, Northbrook
Visitation Dec. 31, service Jan. 6

Sandra Ann Gehrke née Sergent, 54, Libertyville
Visitation and service Jan. 5

Hansaben M. Upadhyaya, 86, Highland Park

Seguin & Symonds Funeral Home, 858 Sheridan Road in Highwood

Amerigo Nanini, 92, Highwood
Visitation Jan. 1, service Jan. 2

Simkins Funeral Home, 6251 Dempster St. in Morton Grove

Katherine A. Wojak, 80, Lincolnshire

Wenben Funeral Home, 320 Vine Ave. in Lake Forest

Maureen Jagier Skinner, 57, Lake Bluff
Visitation Jan. 4, service Jan. 5

Justine “Gerry” "Doodles" Quain, 87, Lake Bluff

Featured obituary:

Jane Elizabeth Ingram nee Renghofer, age 91, of Evanston, IL. Beloved wife of the late Emmit A. Ingram, Jr. Loving mother of Larry (Frances) Ingram, Clark Ingram, Karen (Louis) Redmond, Elise (Gary) Olsen, and Kevin Ingram (Cathy Endo). Proud grandmother of Jonathan Ingram; Dylan and Megan Ingram; Colleen Bradham and Elizabeth Redmond; Ryan, Kyle, and Sean Olsen. Cherished great grandmother of Lucas Olsen.

Born to Austrian parents in Bryan, Texas, and raised in College Station, Texas, Jane spent most of her childhood playing piano and helping her parents in their garden. An avid learner, Jane went to grade school and high school in College Station, and then briefly went to Our Lady of the Lake University. Upon her return to College Station, Jane worked for the Architecture Department at Texas A&M University, where she met her future husband, Emmit Ingram. They married and soon moved to Evanston, Illinois where they raised 5 children. Jane was a highly trained Administrative Assistant, briefly working for the Illinois phone company, and in later years working for American Paper Company and Northwestern University.

While raising 5 children, Jane volunteered at St. Athanasius School where she was a room mother, Cub Scout Leader, chaperone for her children's school events, and an assistant in the school library. She was also an excellent piano player and singer where she played the organ at St. Athanasius Church and sang in the church choir as well. Even after her children graduated from school, she continued to play the organ and sing in the choir each and every Sunday. The church and school were an important part of her life. Besides all her volunteer activities, she found time to belong to the Bridge Club through the church. She was an excellent Bridge player, and at one time, belonged to 3 different clubs at once playing long into her later years. She was also an avid reader, instilling in her children the importance of reading. She would make many trips to the Evanston Library, reading a new book every couple of weeks.

Jane was a wonderful mother and grandmother, passing along her many skills, loves and wisdom. All her children played an instrument, sang in choirs or bands, learned how to cook or bake her wonderful dishes and shared her good sense of humor. These were all passed on to her grandchildren, as well. She would teach the grandchildren songs, play piano with them, tell jokes, cook and bake. Jane's legacy as a loving matriarch to the family she devotedly cared for will live on through the generations of her family line for years to come.

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