Funeral Details

Joan Myers Eagle

June 15, 1939 - April 30, 2019

SERVICE INFORMATION

Date and Time

Thursday, May 2, 2019 at 12 Noon

Service

Congregation Solel
1301 Clavey Road
Highland Park, Illinois 60035
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Clergy

Rabbi Evan Moffic
Cantor Jay O'Brien
Congregation Solel

Interment

Zion Gardens Cemetery
6758 West Addison Street
Chicago, Illinois 60634
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Shiva

Congregation Solel
1301 Clavey Road
Highland Park, Illinois 60035
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Thursday 6PM - 9PM
and
Friday 12 Noon - 5PM
Ross Eagle and Diana Kenworthy Residence
4929 North Leavitt Street
Chicago, Illinois 60625

Memorial Contributions

Congregation Solel
1301 Clavey Road
Highland Park, Illinois 60035
www.solel.org
or
The Michael J. Fox Foundation
Grand Central Station
P.O. Box 4777
New York, New York 10163-4777





OBITUARY

Joan Myers Eagle, age 79. Beloved wife of Warren E. Eagle. Loving mother of Amy E. (Joel) Neuman and Ross M. Eagle (Diana Kenworthy). Proud grandmother of Dr. Jeremy Neuman (Jennifer Johnson), Rebecca Neuman, and Noah, Jacob, and Rachel Eagle. Dear sister of the late Ellen (Dr. James) Adelman. Service Thursday, 12 Noon, at Congregation Solel, 1301 Clavey Rd., Highland Park, IL 60035. Interment Zion Gardens. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions to Congregation Solel, www.solel.org or The Michael J. Fox Foundation, Grand Central Station, P.O. Box 4777, New York, NY 10163-4777 would be appreciated. Arrangements by Chicago Jewish Funerals - Skokie Chapel, 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo.com


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Although we are not part of the Eagleâ??s circle of friends in Chicago, both Warren and Joan has an impact on the life of Any and Joelâ??s friends on Cranmore Ct (also known as â??dreidel laneâ? in Marietta, GA. Through our extended family of friends on our street, we became acquainted with and cared about each otherâ??s parents as well. We are thinking of Amy, her dad, and all the extended family and hope your memories will comfort you in the days and weeks to come.

Nancy Miller
May 1, 2019
When I transitioned from a classroom teacher to the union president, they did not provide me with a manual on how to do to the job. Instead, I was given Joan's phone number and the simple advice from our secretary to, "Call Joan if you are in need." Well, those words of wisdom came in handy. Over the next five years as president, I would call Joan many times when in need. Regardless of the ask, she was always there to pick up the phone and provide guidance. Joan was relentless in her pursuit of the truth. She quickly became not only a trusted advisor but my mentor and my friend.

One of the best parts of my job was just being able to go out for lunch and be in her presence. She had impeccable taste and would always steer me in the right direction when it came to ordering my food choice. After a while, I would say to the server, "Whatever the lady is having, make it a double."

I am so grateful to have known Joan Eagle. She made me a better person. More importantly, she made the District 214 Education Association a better place to work for teachers and students. We love you and will miss you.

Jim Arey
May 2, 2019