Actress Valerie Harper, the foil of Mary Tyler Moore's Mary Richards and star of "Rhoda," dies at XX.

Krassner was a key figure in the swirling cultural upheaval that began in the late 1950s and continued through the Vietnam era. He founded the influential underground magazine the Realist. He also coined the term "Yippie" in 1967 and co-founded the Youth International Party.

Judith Waldow was a teacher in Wheaton who started each day by playing the piano as her students entered the classroom.

Bernie Judge was an editor for the Chicago Tribune, the Sun-Times and the Daily Law Bulletin, i influencing dozens of journliasts along the way

John McEvoy was an editor with the Daily Racing Form in Chicago and later wrote mystery novels centered around the horse track. He died at age 83.

Marvin Wortell owned a small manufacturing plant and was active in the Chicago Maritime Society.

Derry Snyderman contributed to many causes, including the Jewish United Fund and a global organization working to lift children out of poverty. He died May 25

Ipema founded the MidAmerica Leadership Foundation in 1986. Over Ipema’s 14-year career leading the group, it incubated 42 nonprofit groups.