Peggy A. Hall-Heineman

July 17, 1949 - November 27, 2022

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St. Ita Church of Mary, Mother of God Catholic Parish

5500 N. Broadway St.

Chicago, IL 60640

773.561.5343 |

Saturday 1/14, 10:00 am - 11:00 am

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St. Ita Church of Mary, Mother of God Catholic Parish

5500 N. Broadway St.

Chicago, IL 60640

773.561.5343 |

Saturday 1/14, 11:00 am

Peggy A. Hall-Heineman, age 73, of Chicago, died Sunday, November 27, 2022, at Evanston Hospital.

Daughter of the late William and Phyllis, née Smith, Hall, she was born July 17, 1949, in Chicago.

Inspirational History Teacher at Good Counsel and Von Steuben High Schools.

Beloved wife of Thomas Heineman; dear mother of Eric (Kathryn) Heineman; loving grandmother of Jackson and Benjamin; cherished sister of Sharon Sweeney and Gary Hall; dear aunt, cousin, and sister-in-law to many.

Visitation, Saturday, January 14, 2023, from 10 a.m. until time of Mass of Christian Burial, 11 a.m., at St. Ita Church of Mary, Mother of God Catholic Parish, 5500 N. Broadway St., Chicago.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Wyandot of Anderdon Nation, P.O. Box 68, Trenton, MI, 48183 (wyandotofanderdon.com).

Funeral info: 847.673.6111 or habenfuneral.com to make a memorial donation and to leave a condolence message.

St. Ita Church of Mary, Mother of God Catholic Parish

5500 N. Broadway St.

Chicago, IL 60640

773.561.5343 | Map

Saturday 1/14, 10:00 am - 11:00 am

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to:

Wyandot of Anderdon Nation

P.O. Box 68

Trenton, MI, 48183

Note | To contribute using Venmo, please direct contribution to @susan-szachta

DONATE ONLINE

St. Ita Church of Mary, Mother of God Catholic Parish

5500 N. Broadway St.

Chicago, IL 60640

773.561.5343 | Map

Saturday 1/14, 11:00 am

Peggy A. Hall-Heineman, age 73, of Chicago, died Sunday, November 27, 2022, at Evanston Hospital. Daughter of the late William and Phyllis, née Smith, Hall, she was born July 17, 1949, in Chicago. Inspirational History Teacher at Good Counsel and Von Steuben High Schools. Beloved wife of Thomas Heineman; dear mother of Eric (Kathryn) Heineman;Continue Reading

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The world is better, and continues to be better, having had Peggy.She is so loved by so many! She was my awesome World History teacher @Good Counsel.

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My relationship with Peggy goes back to high school. We had some wild and crazy times then and in college, cutting way too many classes to play pinochle. Peggy's laugh is what I remember. It bubbled up from deep inside and took you along with it. Ever cheerful, ever generous, kind and understanding; her family and friends will miss her dearly. Such a loss. I hope her passing was peaceful.

Remembering Peggy from teaching days at Von Steuben. When I retired, she generously took.all my back issues of "Substance" magazine to supplement her library of Chicago s history for y the history fair. She was constantly looking to improve her classes.. And always with a smile. Fond memories. "The Souls of the Just Are in the Hands if God, And No Torment Shall Touch Them" Joani (Pena) Riley

May her memory and love continue to comfort you and you family. Part of her legacy is having raised a wonderful human being who passes her love on to his own sons to continue to make the world a better place. We love you guys.-Gil, Bianca, Emma, Lily, and Nico

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

"Peggy A. Hall-Heineman" will remain in our hearts forever.

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Peggy was one of the nicest people I have ever known. She was a wonderful person and kind to everyone she knew especially her loving family and many friends. Peggy will be truly missed by everyone who knew her. May she rest in peace.

Sorry for your loss. Oh how I hated history but sometimes you meet a teacher that makes it survivable. Even in college it was the only C I received. Great lady and wonderful educator.

My wife and I moved into Peg and Tom's building on Eastlake Terrace in 2015. They were the best landlords we could have ever asked for and Peg and Tom's union was one to emulate. Peg's grace, sweetness and easy temperament immediately made us feel like more than just tenants. Watching her spend time with her grandsons was endearing and it was clear to see the joy they brought her. My wife quickly became enamored with Peg's green thumb and the beautiful wildflower garden it yielded in front of the building. I can't recall how many times I witnessed a passerby on the street stop and take time to admire that stunning array of flowers. Her gift to everyone. Tom, Eric and family are firmly in our hearts.

Peg was an amazing mother-in-law. She welcomed me into the family with open arms from the beginning of my relationship with Eric. Being a fellow teacher, she always supported me and assured me that although teaching was hard, it was worth it. I loved being on the beach with her, sharing and discussing books we had read, and spending time together with the family. Peg was an incredible grandma. She was thrilled with the arrival of Jack and later Ben. She watched them twice a week since they were born. She took them to the zoo and Loyola park and any playground in the vicinity. She loved the boys so much and they loved her right back. Peg always had a great sense of spirit and adventure! She passed this on to Eric and the boys. I love and miss her so much. We all do!

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So sorry to read about Peggy's passing. I have many happy memories of playing with her and Sharon at their grandmother's home, our Aunt Margaret, as a child. May she rest in peace.❤️🙏

Remembering Peggy fondly, and all the great times in Rogers Park growing up with Eric.

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My sincere condolences to you and your family, Tom. May her memory be for a blessing.

I'll always remember Peg's calm warmth. She always seemed to be subtly, quietly smiling in a way that reassured those around her and that made the whole block a much more peaceful and happy place. Whether she was grading assignments in the park, working in her front garden, or sitting peacefully with Phyllis, Peg gracefully, graciously made everywhere she was warmer and brighter.

Tom, Eric and family;We will all miss Peg and know that she will be delighted to know how much her family and friends pursue life with the vigor, curiosity and passion that she always displayed.We wish you and your family fond and blessed memories

I can express what a blessing it was to have Mrs. Hall-Heineman as my home room teacher. She always have a sweet smile and a warm embrace when you walked into school. I remember always asking her for advice on all my goofy endeavors and she always found a way to give me sound advice that I cherished. Thank you Mrs. H! I know us girls drove you wild at times!

Sending love to you and your family.

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Dear Tom, Eric, Kathryn, Jack & Ben. I have fond memories of chatting/sharing stories with Peggy and admiring her deep affection for her grandchildren. Our heartfelt condolences to you. May you all find strength and peace 🙏 May Peggy rest In peace.

I had the pleasure of this magnificent woman in my life! She was the best aunt and godmother a girl could ever ask for. I will be forever grateful for the life experiences she has taken the time to teach me! I will forever treasure her in my heart! Rest in God's peace and I love you!

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Dear Tom I do not know if you remember me .. I am Kathie Felgenhauer's sister. Peggy was my history teacher at Good Counsel and she was TOTALLY AWESOME!!! Definitely one of the best teachers that I ever had. I also very fondly recall the strength and support that you extended to me and my family during Kathie's medical crisis. Please know that I am (virtually) sending you and your family as much strength, support, and healing vibes. So very sorry for your loss.

I met Peg at Loyola’s Rome campus, and soon became part of a group called the Harvettes back home in Chicago. Peg was the quiet, steady one of the group, kind and unassuming, always listening with an open heart and mind. Her quick wit was one of her hallmarks, as was the love she shared with Tom and her family, of whom she spoke often. She was so proud of all of you. She leaves you a legacy of love. ~Liz O’C

Tommy, I’m so sorry for your family loss. I met her once and she was seemed delightful. Prayers for you and your family. Rick

Sorry for your loss, my old friend and your son’s!🙏

I married into a great group of friends, of whom Peggy was outstanding. Peggy was an extremely kind, smart, quick-witted, and welcoming woman with whom it was my pleasure to share many Friendsgiving dinners, and family and friend events. It was an honor to know her. My deepest sympathy to Tom, her family, and everyone who loved her.

It’s been a pleasure knowing and interacting with Peggy over the last year. Running into her in our building was always a pleasant and heart warming exchange and a great start to many of my days. She’ll be dearly missed! Tom, Eric, and Kathryn, my sincerest condolences. My thoughts are with you all.

My deepest sympathy to you Tom and to the family. Peg was a dear friend of over 50 years and a role model who was loved by many. She was one of the Harvettes! She always had a quiet inner strength, stamina, and perserverance. We had many an adventure traveling, partying, and just being together telling stories. She and Tom always opened their home to all and made you feel welcomed. She knew Chicago's history and shared it. She will be sadly missed. Love you Peg!

I came to Good Counsel as a bit of a lost soul, admitted in the middle of the school year because my previous school had been traumatic, and nobody really knew what to make of me or why I was suddenly there, but Ms. Hall-Heineman did. She made me feel welcomed and respected my intelligence and looked for my insight and made sure that we all knew how to interpret history in a way that made sense in the modern world and that would aid us in seeing the world ahead of us just as much as the world behind. She was one-of-a-kind and I hope her family knows that she was appreciated in her lifetime and will be remembered.

I will greatly miss my amazing and loving sister. She will forever be in my heart. I have been so lucky and blessed to have loved her and to have her love me in return!

Ms. Hall-Heineman was my history teacher at Good Counsel, and I looked forward to her class every day. I became a history teacher as well, and I use the knowledge she instilled in me every day.My deepest condolences to her family.

Deepest sympathy to the family of this wonderful woman whom I've known for 50 years. She had a sharp wit, and was an inspiration as she held on for many years under difficult circumstances.

Tom and family, I'm so terribly sorry for your loss. Peggy was a joy to be around. I've missed her.

GOD BLESS...REST IN PEACE

So sorry to Tom and family for your loss. I'll miss Peggy's warm, bright smile when I would run into her on the lakefront. I felt her positive energy each time I saw her. May all the great memories hold you tight during this time. 🙏

Peg touched so many lives in a positive, nurturing way. She will be missed greatly by everyone who had the honor of knowing her.

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