Evanston Review 3/23/2000:
Jean Pugh, 79, a resident of both Wilmette and Manasota Key, Fla., died March 15 in Wilmette. She was born Jean Wolcott in Chicago and was a former Winnetka resident.
Mrs. Pugh was a lifelong pianist and was a member of the Winnetka and Englewood, Florida Music Club. She was also a member of Christ Church, Winnetka, and a past member of the Vestry at Christ Church, Winnetka.
Survivors include her husband, Ezra, of Wilmette; two sons, Wolcott (Margie) and James (Deborah); two daughters, Anne (Walter) McManus and Sarah (Doyen) Klein; two sisters, Nancy Daughaday and Katrina Kelley, and a sister-in-law, Martha Harrington.
Memorial services were held March 18 at Christ Church, Winnetka. Interment was private.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Northwestern Settlement House, 1400 W. Augusta, Chicago IL 60622.
Jean Pugh, 79, a resident of both Wilmette and Manasota Key, Fla., died March 15 in Wilmette. She was born Jean Wolcott in Chicago and was a former Winnetka resident.
Mrs. Pugh was a lifelong pianist and was a member of the Winnetka and Englewood, Florida Music Club. She was also a member of Christ Church, Winnetka, and a past member of the Vestry at Christ Church, Winnetka.
Survivors include her husband, Ezra, of Wilmette; two sons, Wolcott (Margie) and James (Deborah); two daughters, Anne (Walter) McManus and Sarah (Doyen) Klein; two sisters, Nancy Daughaday and Katrina Kelley, and a sister-in-law, Martha Harrington.
Memorial services were held March 18 at Christ Church, Winnetka. Interment was private.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Northwestern Settlement House, 1400 W. Augusta, Chicago IL 60622.
Evanston Review 3/23/2000:
Jean Pugh, 79, a resident of both Wilmette and Manasota Key, Fla., died March 15 in Wilmette. She was born Jean Wolcott in Chicago and was a former Winnetka resident.
Mrs. Pugh was a lifelong pianist and was a member of the Winnetka and Englewood, Florida Music Club. She was also a member of Christ Church, Winnetka, and a past member of the Vestry at Christ Church, Winnetka.
Survivors include her husband, Ezra, of Wilmette; two sons, Wolcott (Margie) and James (Deborah); two daughters, Anne (Walter) McManus and Sarah (Doyen) Klein; two sisters, Nancy Daughaday and Katrina Kelley, and a sister-in-law, Martha Harrington.
Memorial services were held March 18 at Christ Church, Winnetka. Interment was private.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Northwestern Settlement House, 1400 W. Augusta, Chicago IL 60622.
Jean Pugh, 79, a resident of both Wilmette and Manasota Key, Fla., died March 15 in Wilmette. She was born Jean Wolcott in Chicago and was a former Winnetka resident.
Mrs. Pugh was a lifelong pianist and was a member of the Winnetka and Englewood, Florida Music Club. She was also a member of Christ Church, Winnetka, and a past member of the Vestry at Christ Church, Winnetka.
Survivors include her husband, Ezra, of Wilmette; two sons, Wolcott (Margie) and James (Deborah); two daughters, Anne (Walter) McManus and Sarah (Doyen) Klein; two sisters, Nancy Daughaday and Katrina Kelley, and a sister-in-law, Martha Harrington.
Memorial services were held March 18 at Christ Church, Winnetka. Interment was private.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Northwestern Settlement House, 1400 W. Augusta, Chicago IL 60622.
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