Aretha Franklin in “The Blues Brother”
They continue
to strengthen
Chicago’s incomparable
work ethic
with memories
of good-old-
fashioned decency
There were a lot of goodbyes in 2018. From the Queen of Soul to a real-life comic superhero with all kinds of friends and coworkers in between, they inspire memories that make life worthwhile.
The people who have departed from Chicago’s advertising, film, and sound industries will forever remain part of the community. Through common connections, past jobs, and shared triumphs, they continue to strengthen Chicago’s incomparable work ethic with memories of good old-fashioned decency.
Tribute to Larry Moran
Tribute to a legend: Jay B. Ross, Entertainment Lawyer
In memory of Billy Sheahan
Tribute to DuShon Monique Brown
Bartoli, Hafner, Zumbrunnen to join AICE Hall of Fame
Chicagoans fondly remember Elizabeth Brackett
Remembering John Crededio, 1946-2018
The advertising legend of Aretha Franklin
Craig Zadan, prolific stage, TV & film producer, has died
Legendary Chicago anchor Warner Saunders passes
Carr family hosts tribute to Bob Carr this Sunday
My real life superhero Stan Lee passes at 95
Todd Lillethun award-winning filmmaker passes at 46
President George H.W. Bush passes at 94
Kartemquin remembers Director Bill Siegel