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20 | June 13, 2019 | The glencoe anchor faith
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• Education
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• Financial
• Health & Wellness
• Hospitality & Dining
• Large Company
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North Shore Women In Business Award!
• Legal
• Medium Company
(11-50 employees)
• Non-Profit
• Real Estate
• Seasoned Professional
(Age 41 or older)
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7 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 25
Northbrook Court
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• Senior Care
• Small Company
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• Woman-Owned Business
• Young Professional
(Age 40 or younger)
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Prizes,
health expo,kids
50-yard dash and
MORE TO COME!
Faith briefs
North Shore Congregation Israel (1185
Sheridan Road, Glencoe)
Welcome Baby Brunch
Bring your baby and enjoy
some time socializing
over brunch from 11 a.m.-
noon Tuesday, June 18.
Am Shalom (840 Vernon Ave.)
Comparative Religion
Join the congregation
for this event from 10-11
a.m. on Tuesday, June 18.
In Memoriam
Patricia Goetz
New Trier graduate Patricia
(Pat) Way Goetz died
on May 2 in Carmel, Calif.
She was 91. Goetz was
born July 24, 1927 in Illinois
to George and Irene
Way. She graduated from
New Trier High School
in Winnetka in 1944 then
went on to earn a Bachelor
of Arts in English
from Duke University in
1948. There she proudly
served as editor of Duke’s
yearbook, Chanticleer,
and made many lifelong
friends as a member of
Kappa Alpha Theta.
Goetz married Donald
Anderson and moved
to California where she
proudly raised three daughters.
After her divorce, she
was lucky in love a second
time when she married San
Francisco architect Robert
Goetz. In addition to being
a loving wife and mother,
she discovered a passion
for art, as an artist herself
and as a founding partner
in Shorebirds, a gallery and
handcrafts store in Tiburon,
Calif. Goetz lost her husband
to cancer in 1977 and
shortly thereafter relocated
to Santa Fe, N.M. There
she found love again in a
four-legged friend named
Esther, a special dog she
Around Our Table with Ken
Smith
Ever wonder how Ken
Smith, beloved accompanist
of more than 36 years
at Am Shalom, found his
way to our commUNITY?
Join Cantor Markowicz
and Ken “Around Our Table”
for an interview and
an opportunity to “meet
and eat!” All are welcome
for this June 13 event.
•11:30am (lunch)
•12:00pm (program)
$18/person
Congregation Hakafa (Services held at
620 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka)
Shabbat On The Beach
Join Congregation Hakafa
at 5:45 p.m. June 14 for
adopted from the local
SPCA.
There was a private family
burial. Memorial contributions
may be made to
Lighthouse for the Blind
and Visually Impaired,
1155 Market St., 10th
floor, San Francisco, CA
94103 or your local SPCA.
Stephen Morell
Mullins
New Trier
graduate Stephen Morell
Mullins died June 2,
2019 of colorectal cancer
in Evanston. Mullins was
born in Ottawa, Ill. July 30,
1932 to Helen G. Mullins
and Howard R. Mullins. He
was a graduate of New Trier
High School (1950), Dartmouth
College (1954) and
the University of Michigan
Business School (1958). In
1954-1956 he served two
years in the United States
Army in Germany as an
Ammunition Supply Lieutenant.
He began his business
career in marketing
with Commonwealth Edison,
followed by six years
as an investment broker
for E.F. Hutton and Co. In
1968, Mullins left the corporate
world to pursue the
real estate investment and
development business. In
1974, he co-founded Great
dinner and Shabbat services
at Elder Lane Beach. Bring
a blanket and/or lawn chairs
along with family and
friends of all ages at 5:45
p.m. for a BYO dinner at the
park above the beach. Musical
services are from 7-8:00
p.m. on the beach, followed
by a frozen treat. In case
of rain, dinner will be cancelled
and our service will
take place at the Winnetka
Community House
Submit information to
m.wojtychiw@22ndcentury
media.com.
Northern Financial Group,
which grew into a major
real estate investment company.
In 1988, Mullins sold
his interest in that company
to continue as an individual
real estate investor and
developer. Specializing in
the rehabilitation and redevelopment
of multi-family
residential projects during
more than 50 years in the
real estate business, he was
involved in the operation
of more than 17,000 apartment
units and two million
square feet of commercial
real estate, spread over 17
states. Mullins was a twotime
All-American swimmer
at Dartmouth. Later
in life he was an early participant
in the U.S. Masters
Swimming organization,
and, through 35 plus years,
achieved multiple state, national,
and Pan-American
Championships, culminating
in a Gold Medal at the
World Masters Championship
in 2017.
Have someone’s life you’d
like to honor? Email
Michael Wojtychiw at
m.wojtychiw@22ndcentury
media.com with information
about a loved one who was
part of the Glencoe community.