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26 | February 16, 2017 | The glenview lantern faith<br />
glenviewlantern.com<br />
In Memoriam<br />
David P. Biasco<br />
David P. Biasco, 96, of<br />
Glenview, passed away.<br />
He was the beloved husband<br />
of the late Patricia<br />
J. (Christel) Biasco; loving<br />
father of Linda (Richard)<br />
Arriaga, Sandra (the<br />
late Thomas) Donnelly,<br />
Sharon (Douglas) Steger,<br />
Christel (the late Edward)<br />
Hogan, David (Cheryl)<br />
Biasco, Mark (Roseann)<br />
Biasco, John (Vanita) Biasco,<br />
Paul Biasco, Mary<br />
(Thomas) Heilingoetter<br />
and Peter (Julie) Biasco;<br />
dear grandfather of 34;<br />
great grandfather of 28;<br />
and the loving brother of<br />
Josephine Zolezzi and<br />
the late Emil Biasco and<br />
Anna Biasco. In lieu of<br />
flowers, memorials may<br />
be made to Misericordia,<br />
6300 Ridge Ave., Chicago,<br />
60660 or JourneyCare<br />
Hospice, 405 Lake Zurich<br />
Road, Barrington, Illinois<br />
60010.<br />
Nikki A. Bilowich<br />
Nikki Andrea Bilowich,<br />
55, formerly of Glenview,<br />
passed away. She was the<br />
beloved daughter of Elaine<br />
and Martin Bilowich; dear<br />
sister of Marty (Patty)<br />
Bilowich; and fond aunt to<br />
Joey and Elena. She was<br />
also the cherished niece,<br />
cousin and friend of many.<br />
Memorial Service will<br />
occur at 2 p.m. on Saturday,<br />
Feb. 18, at St. Philip<br />
Lutheran Church, 1609<br />
Pfingsten Road. In lieu of<br />
flowers, memorials may be<br />
made to the American Kidney<br />
Fund, 11921 Rockville<br />
Pike, Suite 300, Rockville,<br />
Md. 20852, www.kidneyfund.org<br />
or at St. Philip<br />
Lutheran Church.<br />
Mary G. Ehni<br />
Mary Geraty Ehni, 57,<br />
formerly of Glenview,<br />
passed away on Jan. 27 in<br />
Pittsburgh. He was born<br />
in Glenview on Aug. 22,<br />
1959. She was a woman<br />
full of grace and compassion<br />
who lived a faithful<br />
life in service to others.<br />
Mary was a graduate of<br />
Regina Dominican in 1977.<br />
Mary will long be remembered<br />
for her unconditional<br />
love of people in her community,<br />
as was evident in<br />
her dedication to the Ronald<br />
McDonald House in<br />
Houston. She only had to<br />
hear a quiet “hello” in her<br />
children’s voices to know<br />
that her help was needed,<br />
upon which she would immediately<br />
rise to the occasion.<br />
She was equally responsive<br />
to others in need,<br />
from the countless friends<br />
who gratefully received<br />
her hot meals and wit to the<br />
clergymen and women who<br />
she attended to while they<br />
were ill.<br />
Her grandchildren will<br />
never forget her largerthan-life<br />
spirit and her<br />
special adventures. She<br />
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had a love for cooking, entertaining<br />
and care-giving.<br />
She was passionate about<br />
the happiness and health<br />
of her children and grandchildren.<br />
Her funny and<br />
irreverent sense of humor<br />
uplifted all whom she met<br />
and loved. Mary embodied<br />
Christ’s teaching to love<br />
God and to love her neighbor<br />
as herself.<br />
Mary was preceded in<br />
death by her parents, Robert<br />
and Harriet Geraty, and<br />
her son, George Justin<br />
Ehni. She is survived by<br />
daughters Meaghan Edwards<br />
(Mark) and Molly<br />
Marietta (Austin); grandchildren<br />
Cate Ehni, Austin<br />
Edwards and Charlie<br />
Edwards; siblings Laura<br />
Collins (Jim), Bob Geraty<br />
(Kathy), Mark Geraty<br />
(Michelle), Kevin Geraty<br />
(Karen); and numerous<br />
nieces and nephews.<br />
In lieu of flowers, donation<br />
may be made to the<br />
Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s<br />
Research, 110 East<br />
42nd Street, 16th Floor,<br />
New York 10017 or The<br />
Stanford Center for Narcolepsy,<br />
PO Box 20466,<br />
Stanford, Calif. 94309.<br />
Susan L. Nardi<br />
Susan L. Nardi, formerly<br />
of Glenview, passed away<br />
on Jan. 31. She was the<br />
beloved wife of the late<br />
Donald; loving mother of<br />
Pattie (Adam) Hartgraves,<br />
Steven (Betsy) Nardi<br />
and Don (Loretta) Nardi;<br />
cherished grandmother of<br />
Mason, James, Winter, Savanna,<br />
Dane and Vincent;<br />
dear sister of Tom (Kathy)<br />
Lampert; and fond aunt<br />
of Nancy (Tim), Patrick<br />
(Paige), Bill (Mimi) and<br />
David (Bridget). She was<br />
predeceased by her parents.<br />
Have someone’s life you’d<br />
like to honor? Email<br />
s.haider@22ndcenturymedia.<br />
com with information about<br />
a loved one who was part of<br />
the Glenview community.<br />
Faith Briefs<br />
Sts. Peter and Paul Greek Orthodox<br />
Church (1401 Wagner Road)<br />
Lenten Quilt-a-thon<br />
10 a.m.-4 p.m. March<br />
4. The Quilt-a-thon takes<br />
place in the church community<br />
center where a<br />
light lunch will be served.<br />
Members of other Chicago<br />
Metropolis Philoptochos<br />
chapters, as well as<br />
residents of Glenview and<br />
neighboring communities,<br />
are invited to join. Participants<br />
do not need to know<br />
how to sew to help assemble<br />
the quilts, which will<br />
be distributed to children<br />
and teens in area hospitals<br />
and shelters. Last year,<br />
nearly 200 colorful quilts<br />
were distributed. The organization<br />
is also seeking<br />
donations of any size<br />
to help cover the cost of<br />
making the quilts, which<br />
is approximately $15 per<br />
quilt. For more information,<br />
contact Petroula<br />
Bazianos at pbazianos@<br />
yahoo.com.<br />
Coffee Connection:<br />
Connecting in Faith and<br />
Fellowship<br />
Coffee Connection<br />
meets twice a month and<br />
is an educational ministry<br />
for adults that aims<br />
to strengthen knowledge<br />
and practice of the Orthodox<br />
faith. Once all<br />
are gathered, participants<br />
move into the adjacent<br />
room for a presentation<br />
and discussion on the<br />
day’s topic. The presentation<br />
is an opportunity<br />
to learn more about the<br />
faith, while the discussion<br />
emphasizes how to<br />
practice Orthodox traditions<br />
in everyday lives.<br />
For more information,<br />
visit www.ssppglenview.<br />
org.<br />
Parish Family Nights<br />
Join this opportunity for<br />
growth in faith, fellowship<br />
and fun for the entire<br />
family. The event includes<br />
dinner, crafts, activities<br />
and small group discussions<br />
over the course of<br />
an evening. The event<br />
gives the entire community<br />
a chance to come<br />
together while learning a<br />
little more about itself and<br />
faith. For more information,<br />
email mk@sspnglenview.org.<br />
Mens Dinner<br />
Mens Dinner will be<br />
held in honor of Andy<br />
Callas, who for more<br />
than 35 years helped his<br />
church and other Greek<br />
Orthodox communities<br />
fundraise throughout the<br />
area. Participants will<br />
have a chance to win<br />
cash and door prizes. The<br />
event will occur at 6 p.m.<br />
on Thursday, Feb. 16, at<br />
Fountain Blue Restaurant<br />
in Des Plaines. Tickets<br />
are $125. This year’s proceeds<br />
will be dedicated to<br />
Nika House, an Orthodox<br />
Christian student-living<br />
center at the University of<br />
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.<br />
For more information,<br />
visit www.ssppglenview.org.<br />
St. David’s Episcopal Church (2410<br />
Glenview Road)<br />
Men’s Fellowship Group<br />
Join this weekly fellowship<br />
gathering open to<br />
all men of the parish with<br />
discussion, audio and video<br />
tapes geared toward assisting<br />
the men of St. David’s<br />
in becoming better<br />
Christians, husbands and<br />
fathers. One-hour meetings<br />
are held at 7:30 a.m. ,<br />
every Saturday morning.<br />
All members of the public<br />
are invited.<br />
Submit information for The<br />
Lantern’s Faith page to Assistant<br />
Editor Sarah Haider<br />
at s.haider@22nd<br />
centurymedia.com. The<br />
deadline is noon on Thursday.<br />
Questions? Call (847)<br />
272-4565 ext. 21.