Carl Hugare, 1926-2010
With his sensitive eye and a 35-millimeter camera, Tribune photographer Carl Hugare chronicled the local politicians, sports legends and everyday people who shaped Chicago. In 1979, Mr. Hugare captured a...
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Paul Warren Allen, 1913-2010
Paul Warren Allen, 96, who chaired the music department at North Central College for 14 years and led the school's concert choir, died Saturday, Dec. 4, in his Florida home...
Dr. Robert L. Johnson Sr., 1930-2010
When Chicago optometrist Robert L. Johnson Sr. learned that his grandson was having trouble in school, he developed a series of complex visual drills to strengthen hand-eye coordination. Later, when...
Sylvia Lenell Bocskay, 1923-2010
Sylvia Lenell Bocskay, 87, a savvy businesswoman and vibrant member of the Swedish immigrant family that founded Chicago's Maurice Lenell Cooky Co., died of natural causes Friday, Dec. 3, in...
John M. Jordan Jr., 1926-2010
John M. Jordan Jr., 84, founder and director of Towering Pines Camp for boys and Camp Woodland for girls in Wisconsin, died Tuesday, Nov 30, in Evanston Hospital of complications...
Irving A. Spergel, 1924-2010
In the 1990s, as gang violence plagued Chicago's Little Village neighborhood, University of Chicago professor Irving A. Spergel revealed a radical plan for change. After decades of groundbreaking work on...
Dotty Vidargas, 1923-2010
With her striking blond hair and adventurous spirit, Dotty Vidargas became a local legend in the bullring after moving to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. She left Chicago for Mexico...
Dr. David A. Kipper, 1939-2010
Dr. David A. Kipper, 71, a clinical psychologist, research professor and philanthropist who was instrumental in bringing the Joffrey Ballet to Chicago, died of cancer Thursday, Dec. 2, in his...
Dr. David A. Kipper, 1939-2010
Dr. David A. Kipper, 71, a clinical psychologist, research professor and philanthropist who was instrumental in bringing the Joffrey Ballet to Chicago, died of cancer Thursday, Dec. 2, in his...
Alfred Balk, 1930-2010
Alfred Balk, 80, a prolific journalist and author who wrote influential articles on housing segregation, the Nation of Islam and Illinois politics, died of colon cancer on Thursday, Nov. 25,...