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Barry Klein, 83, formerly of Oak Brook, died Nov. 6, 2019, at Edwards Elmhurst Hospital. He was born in 1936 in Baltimore, Md., and was a resident of Westchester. He is survived by his wife, Kathleen Coultier Klein; his children, Kenny (Britni) Klein and Katie (Roy) Marscke; his grandson, Sam Klein; his brother, Larry Klein; and his sister-in-law, Julie Miller. Visitation is at 10 a.m. Monday, Nov. 11, at Sullivan Funeral Home, 60 S. Grant St,. Hinsdale. A funeral service will follow at the funeral home at 11 a.m. Interment...
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Hinsdale Central High School seniors Carl Hinchman and Zamaan Qureshi both have a lifelong love of sports. Hinchman started playing football in third grade, and Qureshi was on the soccer field by the time he was in first grade. Competing at the varsity level at Central wasn't in the cards for either of them, but they both found ways to stay involved in the games they love. Hinchman hits pay dirt Hinchman played a year of Falcon Football in third grade before he was diagnosed...
Cross country, boys Nov. 2 @ IHSA sectional V places 2nd, with 69 points McCarroll, 6th, 16:21.31 Watcke, 7th, 16:22.54 Mekla, 10th, 16:31.77 Ley, 13th, 16:39.02 Revord, 33rd, 17:03.67 Hill, 44th, 17:20.61 Cross country, girls Nov. 2 @ IHSA sectional V places 2nd with 52 points Revord, 3rd, 18:34.94 Watcke, 4th, 18:38.99 McCabe, 7th, 18:55.82 Brorson, 11th, 19:06.91 L. Fischer, 27th, 20:10.73 S. Fischer, 28th, 20:11.39 Wagner, 40th, 20:37.33 Soccer, boys Nov. 1 @ IHSA sectional vs. Morton (final) V loses 1-2 Becker, goal...
HINSDALE SENIOR WINS DOUBLES TITLE Kendall Schrader of Hinsdale, a senior at Benet Academy in Lisle, and her partner, Kaitlyn Lee, captured the state 1A doubles tennis title Oct. 26 in Buffalo Grove. The two beat Isabella Kellemeier and Emilee Pak of the University of Chicago Lab School 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 to win the championship. Schrader said she had set the goal of winning a state championship when she started playing tennis in high school. “It was super exciting, especially being a senior,” Schrader said. “It was a great way t...
