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Faith Briefs
Faith Lutheran Church (680 West
Deerpath, Lake Forest)
Mid-Week Bible Study
10-11 a.m. Wednesdays.
The Lord’s supper is offered
weekly after each
class. The summer study
topic is The Psalms.
St. James Lutheran Church (1380 North
Waukegan Road, Lake Forest)
Open Registration: Give
5/4 Need
9 a.m.-noon, June 18-22.
St. James invites incoming
fifth through eighth grade
students to register for
the program. The group,
with high school and adult
mentors support, will participate
in a variety of service
opportunities in Lake
County including COOL
Food Pantry, PADS (Public
Action to Deliver Shelter)
and Waukegan 2 College.
For more information, visit
www.stjameslutheran.org
or email sholmstrom@
stjameslutheran.org.
First Presbyterian Church (700 Sheridan
Road, Lake Forest)
Summer Book Club: The
New Testament
11 a.m. Every Sunday.
Participants will read
through the New Testament
over the summer.
There will be a discussion
on passages. For more information,
and to find the
week’s passage, visit first
churchlf.org.
Christ Church of Lake Forest (100 N.
Waukegan Road)
The Bridge Young Adults
Group
7-9 p.m., every Wednesday.
All young adults are
welcome to join. For more
information, contact The-
BridgeCCLF@gmail.com.
Church of St. Mary (175 E. Illinois
Road, Lake Forest)
Culture Lost, Cultured
Reclaimed: The Catholic
Renewal
7-8:15 p.m. Tuesdays,
June 12-July 17. The Adult
Education Committee
will once again offer this
program with presenter
Charles Craigmile. A lecture
with a Q&A session
will be followed by refreshments
and fellowship.
Each Tuesday will discuss
a different topic:
• June 26 - Liturgy and
the Eucharist – “Bridging
the Gap”
All are welcome and
there is no charge for the
program.
Vacation Bible School
9 a.m.-noon, July 23-
27. Adult volunteers
needed. Contact Sarah
Campbell in the RE office
if interested. Registration
is available online.
For more information,
call (847) 234-0090 or
email vbs.chruchofst
mary.org.
Union Church of Lake Bluff (525 E.
Prospect Ave., Lake Bluff)
Live Wires
4-5 p.m. Wednesdays,
Fellowship Hall. Live
Wires is the Union Church
youth group for fourththrough
sixth-graders. The
group meets for lively discussion
and fun activities.
Submit information for
The Leader’s Faith page to
b.kapa@22ndcenturymedia.
com. The deadline is noon on
Thursday. Questions? Call
(847) 272-4565 ext. 35.
In Memoriam
Margaretta Connell Lane
Margaretta Connell
Lane, 101, of Lake Forest,
died quietly on June 8. She
grew up in Richmond Hill,
N.Y. and went through
school there. She enjoyed
two years at Brooklyn
College, then began a career
working under WB
Donovan, later known as
“Wild Bill,” the father of
the OSS, subsequently the
CIA. In 1939, she married
her husband and became
the consummate corporate
wife, moving with each
promotion and making
a beautiful home for her
family in each new city.
She enjoyed bridge, golf,
bowling and curling and
made new friends with
each activity. She volunteered
at Lake Forest Hospital
and at Balmoral when
she moved to Lake Forest
Place. She and her husband
were active members
of the Knollwood Club
and enjoyed traveling the
world.
She is survived by her
son, Charles A. Lane, Jr
(The Rev. Wendy); grandchildren,
Lucy C., Hilary
D., Jack Wonham and Cal
Wonham. She was preceded
in death by her loving
husband of 56 years,
Charles A. Lane.
The Lane family appreciates
the wonderful care
and comfort given to Margaretta
by the entire staff at
Assisted Living, especially
her personal caregivers:
Angella, Paulette, Jehan,
Carman, and Dahlian.
In lieu of flowers, donations
to The Church of
the Holy Spirit, 400 East
Westminster, Lake Forest,
IL 60045 will be appreciated.
Mary Louise
Kelly
M a r y
Louise
Kelly (nee
Manning),
93, of Lake
Forest, died
June 11. She
Kelly
was born Nov. 29, 1924
in Allegheny County, Pa.
Kelly was known for her
quick wit, selfless nature,
and eternal optimism, she
will be dearly missed by
all who knew her. A genuinely
cheerful and devoted
daughter of the late Thomas
and the late Helen Manning.
She graduated from
St. Mary of the Mount
High School in Pittsburgh,
Pa. in 1942, followed by
the Pittsburgh Hospital
School of Nursing in 1944.
Marrying in 1948, she supported
and loved her husband
and life partner, Jack,
until his death in 2001.
According to Jack, Kelly
“brought out the best in
me and overlooked the rest
of me.” As a practicing obstetrics
nurse, she assisted
in countless deliveries.
Having left formal nursing
several decades ago to
raise her family, she continued
to nurture and heal
the spirit of all who had the
fortune to meet her. Truly
one in a million, Kelly
will continue to touch and
guide her loved ones with
her strength and wisdom.
She is preceded in death
by her husband, John
R. (Jack) Kelly Sr.; son,
Christopher, sister, Helen
Weissman; brother-in-law
Herbert M. Kelly. She is
survived by her children,
Thomas (Karen), John
(Cathy), Marcia (Andy)
Rice, Charles, Patrick
(Courtney) and Gertrude
(David) Jewell; daughterin-law,
Carmen; 15 grandchildren;
10 great-grandchildren.
Interment will be
private.
In lieu of flowers, the
family has requested donations
be sent to the Alzheimer’s
Association,
1379 Dublin Road, Columbus,
OH 43215. Donations
may be made electronically
to the 2018 Walk
to End Alzheimer’s, act.
alz.org/goto/patrickkelly.
Constance
Jane Nagle
C o n -
s t a n c e
“Connie”
Jane Nagle,
68, of Lake
Forest, died Nagle
peacefully
on June 11. Born to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Sibcy
of Cincinnati, Oh., Nagle
lived a life that was defined
by love and hard
work. A long-time resident
of Lake Forest and
active in many charitable
organizations, she was
known amongst friends
for her humor, dry wit and
as a strong woman who
was keenly devoted to her
family. She had a passion
for travel, horses and golf
which led her to Colorado
where she, her family, and
friends spent many wonderful
days. She will be
missed and cherished in
our hearts and memories
forever. She is survived
by her loving husband,
Mark; children, Michael
(Caroline), Scott and Sean
(Heather); grandchildren,
William, Charlie and
Abby; brother, Rob Sibcy;
sisters, Cynthia Sibcy,
Patti Sibcy and their families.
In lieu of flowers, the
family requests that any
memorial gifts be directed
to the Pulmonary Fibrosis
Foundation in Connie’s
memory at www.pulmonaryfibrosis.org.
William James
Graham, Jr.
William
“Jim” James
Graham,
Jr., 57, of
Lake Bluff,
died June Graham, Jr.
9. He was
a longtime employee and
most recently chief financial
officer for OptionVue
Systems International in
Libertyville. He was a
longtime member of the
Church of St. Mary in
Lake Forest where he was
active in the Knights of
Columbus, he is also a past
Grand Knight of Council
1268. Jim served as the
Advancement Coordinator
of Boy Scouts Troop 42 in
Lake Bluff and he was a
member or the Lake Bluff
American Legion.
Beloved husband of 27
years to Tammy Graham
nee Caringello; loved father
of Monica Woodard
of Lexington, KY and
William “Luke” Graham
of Lake Bluff; son of
Christine Moats and Bill
(Carol) Graham; step-son
of Dick (Diane) Moats;
brother of Jackie Graham,
Kelley Graham, Denise
(Kevin) McCarthy, Meg
Graham (Jason) Castillo,
Dora Moats, Rick (Kristen)
Moats and the late
Candice Stribling; son-inlaw
of Frank and Carol
Caringello. He is also survived
by numerous nieces
and nephews, and a large
Caringello family.
A funeral mass will be
held at 11:30 a.m. on Friday,
July 6, at the Church
of St. Mary, 175 E. Illinois
Road, Lake Forest,
IL 60045. No visitation.
Interment will be private.
In lieu of flowers, memorial
contributions in
Jim’s name may be made
to Paws Assisting Wounded
Warriors at www.pawws.org.
Have someone’s life you’d
like to honor? Email
b.kapa@22ndcentury
media.com with information
about a loved one who was
part of the Lake Forest/Lake
Bluff communities.