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SAVE THE DATE
10am - 2pm
Saturday, Feb. 25th
Sunset Ridge School
525 Sunset Ridge Road, Northfield
Activities include:
• Meet with day camps, overnight camps,
sports camps, arts camps and more!
• Free Face Painting and Balloon Artist
(10:30 am - 1:30 pm)
• Free cotton candy
• Games for children
FREE PARKING! FREE ADMISSION!
For more info: (847) 272-4565
www.22ndcenturymedia.com/camp
Faith Briefs
Christ Church (1713 Green Bay Road,
Highland Park)
Weeknight Service
A new service has started
on Thursday Nights in
the church’s new coffee
bar. It is not your traditional
church service, instead
it provides space for you
to bring your thoughts and
questions. Coffee Bar is
open 6:30-9 p.m., service
is 7-8 p.m. Email Dan at
dsyvertsen@cclf.org
MOPS at Highland Park
Campus
MOPS stands for Mothers
of Preschoolers, and by
preschoolers we mean kiddos
from birth through kindergarten.
We know it’s a
In Memoriam
John A. Kisel
John A. Kisel, 69, died
Feb. 7. Kisel was born on
Aug. 9, 1947. He was a
resident of Highland Park,
Illinois. A visitation was
held on Feb. 11 2017 at
Immaculate Conception
Church, 770 Deerfield
Road, Highland Park. Entombment
Vernon Township
Cemetery in Lincolnshire.
Mary Linenthal
Mary Linenthal, 99, of
Centerville, Ohio, formerly
of Highland Park,
passed away Jan. 19.
She was born Mary
Elizabeth Annerl on Aug.
14, 1917 in Philadelphia
to Mary Boland and Joseph
Annerl. She had one
sister, Betty. In 1938 Mary
married Elmer “Bob”
Whitman. They had four
children, Robert, Mary
Jo, Craig and Clyde. The
Whitmans lived in Milwaukee,
Wis. for more
than 15 years where Linenthal
was very active in the
Boy Scouts. Through this
affiliation, she made many
little confusing so let’s just
stick with “MOPS.” We
are moms, and we believe
that better moms make a
better world. MOPS meets
9-11 a.m. on the first and
third Friday of the month.
Email mopscchp@gmail.
com for more info.
dear, lifelong friends.
After her husband
“Bob” died, she met and
married Jack Linenthal.
They had one daughter,
Jackie. Mary and Jack
lived in Highland Park for
more than 20 years where
she was actively involved
in the PTA, scouting and
other organizations. She
was also a successful realtor.
It was not uncommon
for Linenthal’s clients to
become her friends.
When Linenthal retired
from real estate, she
and her husband moved
to Woodstock, where she
resided for 20 years. She
became very involved in
the community including
the Friends of the Opera
House and Friends of the
Library as well as other organizations.
She also made
changes to her 100-yearold
Woodstock home to
qualify it as a historical
“plaque house.”
Linenthal has resided
in Centerville, Ohio since
2002. She had a big heart
and was always willing to
help anyone who needed
Congregation Solel (1301 Clavey Road,
Highland Park)
Torah Study
From 9:15-10:15 a.m.
every Saturday morning
there will be a Torah study
at Congregation Solel. You
can come in the morning
to kick off your weekend
with a Torah study and
then stay throughout the
morning at Solel for subsequent
activities and fun.
For more information, go
to www.solel.org, or call
(847) 433-3555.
North Suburban Synagogue Beth El
(1175 Sheridan Road, Highland Park)
Job Network Meeting
Beth El Job Network
is in business. The Network
meets every Friday
morning at 9 a.m. in the
library. If you are unemployed,
under-employed,
changing jobs, entering or
re-entering the work force
please join us. Call (847)
432-6994 or email JoAnne
Blumberg at JoAnneB1729@gmail.com.
Two Faiths, One Roof
assistance. She was full
of energy and was very
creative. She loved history,
reading and antiques.
She also enjoyed sewing,
quilting, home decorating,
cooking and baking.
Her pies and cakes
were legendary. Linenthal
made quilts for all of her
children and grandchildren.
She loved her family
dearly and did everything
in her power to support
them. Mary was preceded
in death by her parents;
her sister, Betty; her husband,
Bob; her husband
Jack; and two sons, Robert
and Craig. She is survived
by her children, Mary Jo
(Eric) Padderud, Clyde
Whitman, Jackie (Rob)
Tambone. She is also survived
by six grandchildren,
Jennifer (Brian) Adams,
Amy (Scott) Weger, Daniel
(Christine) Padderud,
Michelle Whitman, Nicholas
Tambone, Vincent
Tambone; and seven greatgrandchildren.
Linenthal
will be missed by her family
and all who knew her.
A private memorial service
Two-FOR is a group for
Jewish-Christian families
for learning and fellowship.
Childcare is provided
so parents can engage in
their own learning and
conversation, while children
can hear a story and
make a craft for their own
experience. For more information,
contact Rabbi
Ari at arim@interfaithfamily.com.
Submit information for The
Landmark’s Faith page to
Courtney Jacquin at courtney@hplandmark.com.
The
deadline is noon on Thursday.
Questions? Call (847)
272-4565 ext. 34.
will be held at a later date.
The family would like to
thank the staff of St. Leonard
Health Care Center
and Hospice of Dayton for
their compassionate care.
If desired, contributions
in Mary’s memory may
be made to the Hospice of
Dayton, 324 Wilmington
Ave. Dayton, OH 45420.
Thomas Loughlin
Thomas Loughlin, of
Highland Park, passed
away in February 2017.
A visitation will be held
5-9 p.m. Feb. 17 at Kelley
Spalding Funeral Home,
1787 Deerfield Road. A
funeral service will be
held on 10 a.m. Feb. 18 at
Kelley Spalding Funeral
Home. Interment Northshore
Garden of Memories,
North Chicago.
Have someone’s life you’d
like to honor? Email courtney@hplandmark.com
with
information about a loved
one who was part of the
Highland Park/Highwood
community.