Summer 2010 - PAWS Chicago

2010 Memorials & TributesGifts made between October 15, 2009 and April 15,2010 in memory of the following peopleDavid Adler by the Edkin family, theSinazzo family, and the Gary familyRae Appel by Nancy TorresCharles Applegate by Beth and David Howells andfamily, Ted Irgens, and Van and Barb VanderlanJoy Axelroth Studin by Ariella GreenbergThomas Ayers by Frank and Mary Ann Rosenbaum,Dorothy O’Leary, and Marge SkinnerMargaret Baucum by Felicia Foxand Chuck RymarowiczGeorgann Bernoff by Eileen Gellman,Gail Bernoff, J.A. Skilton, Jan Arnopolin,Kathleen Kania, and Tara KochmanSheryl Bickell by Gary SkalaSteven Bogdalek by Sue and Sebastian FisherDora Boyer by Walgreens CorporationPat Braga by Bonny Johnson and Jerry BradleyChuck Breslin by Jim, Jeff, and Jay WroblewskiEddie Broderick by Lynn and Bob BarthKatherine (Katie) Elizabeth Brown by Theresa ReedRobert H. Bryant by Anita Mauro BryantJames Caras by Bessie and James Karabis, Claire,Mary Claire, Stephen, Patricia, John, Mary, andGary Petzinger, David and Beth Clark, Helen Collis,Roger and Lorna Johnson, and Vicki KamberosBrian Carey by Mary Ann MaddenKatie Cerullo by Mary and Joe BaronSara Chapman by Jill Runk and Margaret CurrinJoan Chodak by Teri Toig and the Sircus familyWillard Clemens by Elias and JoAnne MatsakisMarcella Constable by Nusia and Victor KushchMerritt Cook, Sr. by Barb and BruceSimak and Leona CullenBob Domey by Tim and Liz SimerFrancis Dorman by Kitz and Richard GoodmanMarguerite Druker by Anne Dybek, Brian Rankin,Bunny Snyder, Candace Wanzo, Carol and JimMaloney, Caryl Dillon, Darlene Leoni, ElaineWaxman, Ellen Harwicke, Ellen Morley, Georgeand Susan Van Dusen, Gloria Narrod, Howard,Gail, and Brenton Goldman, J.B. Weil, Jack, Julie,and Ana Quigley, Jacqueline Price, James andMartha Burns, Jesse White, Jill Zwick, Lynn andArt Kosner, Lynn Phillips, Mark and Ruth Fromm,Marla and Alan Patzik, Mary Staunton, Michaeland Tina Janik, Mitch Kaufman, Dan Wolf, MonicaKlein, Neil and Mary Lou McLaughlin, Pat Cohen,Peter and Therese Caruso, Ricardo and NickKluding, Robert and Jennifer Warden, ShelleyGorson, Stella Black, Susan Vena, the staff of Bairdand Warner, Theresa Mateja, Wilbert and CarolHoffman, and William and Stephanie O’RourkeDorothy Durley by John and PamMelko and Gloria CasperDonald S. Ebersman by Mary L. SchoonmakerJohn Eisendrath by Bruce and NancyMcRae and Judy and Kean BlockMel Erickson by Kim KippThe mother of Candy Fates by Peter,Paula, Alexis & Drew FasseasSheila Finn by Francis FinnJessica Fon by Peter and RobinTroiani and Lois DobrowolskiCharlie Gaito by Sharon, Dan,Kristie, and Ryan JohnsonKathleen Garrity by Carolyn LloydJoseph Giovingo by Jennifer WalterPeter Gonzalez by Shaun and Sara Andersen,Jim and Vicki Montelongo, Audrey Gelden, Steveand Kay Lurther, Olga Skamra, Rachel Gonzalez,Cindy Gonzalez, and Stacy and Scott WallomEvelyn Good by the Kash FamilyGladyce Grant by Denise , Steve, Morgan,and Max Laudick and Elizabeth ThomsonJoseph Graziano by Carolyn and HenryRider, Elizabeth and Jeff Scott, ElizabethYu, Brad Russo, Mary and Roger Garceau,Mary Yee, Peter Wong, and USCISLorraine Hamelberg by Kimberly MedemaJerrold Hansen by Gregory and Carol Hall, Mr.and Mrs. Robert Fengeler, and the Griffithe familyErin Hayes by Beatrice LitesIrene Herman by David and Susan SeidenJudy Herman by Erin Baritte, MaryLuck, and Susan Salzberg RubinSusan Hornell by Amy Hohulin, Bonnie Schirato,Deanne Schmid, Diane Adams, Donald and LindaPletcher, Emily and Matt Cohen, Erica Preusse, EveEmerson, Evelyn Carrick, Gloria Davis, James Tyree,Jennifer Lemaigre, Joseph Powell, Katherine Bond,Kathy and Mike Madda, Physicians Interactive, Sallyand William Woodward, Sarah, Tommy, Oliver, Lucy,and Homer Gallop, Steve Theobald, Sun CapitalPartners, and Theodore and Maureen RobinsonBetty Huff by Niki AnosHarry Hunter by Carol Cenar, Louis and JanetBevilacqua, Sally Levine, and Sharon SteinIn Memory of Marcelle ParentiA dog lover to the core, MarcelleParenti grew up around Pomeraniansthat her mother raised to help theirfamily survive the Great Depression.Marcelle loved caring for the family’s dogsbecause she found animals to be lovingand relaxing. When she was old enoughto have her own dogs, she had Poodlesand Schnauzers that her son, Stephen,remembers always having in the house.Before Marcelle met and marriedthe love of her life, Albert, she workeddiligently as a telephone operator. Whenher son was born, she stayed at home to bewith him and watch him grow up. Otherthan her family, her dogs were her life, andshe spent much of her time giving themheartfelt care and special treatment. Shemade a dog lover out of her husband, andher son, Stephen, jokingly felt that hisdogs were treated more like brothers andsisters than pets.When Marcelle passed away, Stephendecided to make a donation in her name toa charity that he felt she would have liked.He saw a newspaper article about PAWSChicago and believed that the loving carethat the organization gives to its homelesspets was exactly what his mother wouldhave appreciated. In Marcelle Parenti’shonor, many homeless cats and dogs havefound devoted and caring owners, just asshe was.In Memory ofSusan MaryHornellSusan Mary Hornell spent her lifehelping others and loving animals. Shewas employed as the Director of TalentManagement at Allscripts-Misys—a healthinformation technology company—and wasalso a loving PAWS Chicago volunteer. Witha warm, vibrant, energetic personality, hermany friends and coworkers, as well as dogsof every description, were drawn to her. Shecherished spending time with animals andoften acted as a foster owner whenever oneof her friends needed a sitter to care for theirpet.While her work load made it difficult tovolunteer at PAWS Chicago as much as shewould have liked, she would frequently dropoff goodies and treats to lift the animal’sspirits, as well as her own. Susan wasenthusiastic about PAWS Chicago’s role as aNo Kill humane center and adoption agency.She really appreciated that the pets underthe organization’s care were treated as if theywere part of a family.After succumbing to a brief, overwhelminglung disorder on March 13, 2010, Susanwas cremated and her ashes were distributedon Dog Beach in Fort Myers, Florida. Duringone of the last weeks of her life, she visitedher parents in Fort Myers and spent her favoritemoments running with Shadow, herparents’ Lhasa Apso, at Dog Beach. Nothinggave her more joy than to see the dogs runningso free with the wind. Susan’s spirit maynow continue to run free with them forever.66