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Rothschild, Edward I. Of Highland Park, died July 31, 2011; he was 89. Cherished father, grandfather, great grandfather, and uncle, dear friend, trusted attorney, and proud World War II veteran. Adored by his entire family - his late wife of 56 years, Susan; son David Schooler and his wife Kristen and son Edward "Ned"; the late Julia Rothschild Kahn; daughter Emily Morton and her husband Geoff, and children Mike Sands and his wife Sheridon (and their children Kendall and Deacon) and Ben Sands (and his daughter Chiki); son Jono and his wife Piper and children Roy, Elson, Celia, and Sophia; son Tony and his wife Jane and children Jimmy and Danny; son Matt and his wife Jean and children Sam, Katherine, and Will; daughter Katy Zwick and her husband Hugh and children David, Ethan, and Jeremy; and daughter Becca. Graveside services will be held at Rosehill Cemetery, 5800 N. Ravenswood Ave., Chicago, IL 60660, on Thursday, August 4, at 12 noon. For information please call Kelley & Spalding Funeral Home at (847) 831-4260 or www.kelleyspaldingfuneralhome.com
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Snu was a dear old friend and will be sorely missed by all who knew him. I send my deepest condolences to you all.
Jean Fisher
August 9, 2011
Goodbye to my dear friend Ed.
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Victor Aitay
August 8, 2011
Dear Becca,
Sorry to hear about your father's passing away. I met him once at the beautiful house on Ridge Rd. when Margie took me there to meet your mother. I saw you mother at several local functions and always liked her. I hope you are well! Love, Ilana Platt
ilana platt
August 7, 2011
As a young girl, no matter how thrilling a 7th or 8th grade 'boy-girl' party was, if "MR. ROTHSCHILD" was the parent driving home, all silliness vanished. I don't know how we managed to miss his warmth and genuine interest in all of us youngsters! As I grew up, and got to know Sue and Ed as a young woman, that interest manifested itself in many ways; loaning me the family station wagon to transport art supplies to Barat (despite my history of backing over those white stones that lined the driveway!) as well as encouraging all my creative endeavors and helping me build my art history library. The last time I saw Ed was in 2003. Just before leaving Deerfield to visit Sue and Ed, one of my sons had put his wallet on the bumper of our car. Once we got to Ridge Road and realized what had happened Ed mounted a lengthy search back over miles of suburban roads for this missing wallet. What a guy! Love to the family.
Leslie Falls
August 6, 2011
I didn't know Ed and Sue, but I heard a lot about them from my father, who knew Ed professionally, and from my father's dear friend and lunch buddy, Dick Kahn, whose son Danny was married (all too briefly) to Julie. Wherever there was a cause for justice or a wrong to be righted, the Rothschilds were there. May his memory be a blessing.
Kate Kinser
August 2, 2011
All our sympathies to the family of a very special and respected couple, Ed and Sue, that we were privileged to know some years ago. Ed gave freely of his time and talents to our family through several difficult times in the 1970s. His counsel and support were so very greatly appreciated and remembered with affection over the years. Ann and John Bladholm, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
August 2, 2011
Deepest sympathy in the passing of Mr. Rothschild to all his family and friends. I am glad I was able to know him and work for him at Rothschild, Barry and Myers. I will always remember him as the kindest person I have ever known.
Marge Chastain
August 2, 2011
I never had the honor of meeting Edward but see his legacy through the work of his son Jono and the great prestigious law firm that bears his name that Edward created.
Glenn Hamilton
August 2, 2011
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