Jon D. Shapiro
May 5, 1969 - February 27, 2015
Date and Time
Monday, March 2, 2015 at 1:30 PM
Service
North Shore Congregation Israel
1185 Sheridan Road
Glencoe, Illinois 60022
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Clergy
Rabbi Wendi Geffen
Cantor David Goldstein
North Shore Congregation Israel
Interment
Shalom Memorial Park
1700 West Rand Road
Arlington Heights, Illinois 60004
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Shiva
Shapiro Residence
730 Appletree Lane
Deerfield, Illinois 60015
847.945.9598
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Monday following the interment until 9PM, Minyan at 6:45PM. Tuesday 6-8:30PM, Minyan at 6:30PM and Wednesday from 6PM-8:30PM, Minyan at 6:45PM
Shiva Coordinator:
Stephanie Fenster
773.718.1895
Memorial Contributions
North Shore Congregation Israel
l1185 Sheridan Road
Glencoe, Illinois 60022
www.nsci.org
or
American Heart Association
208 S. LaSalle, Suite 1500
Chicago, Illinois 60604-9807
www.heart.org
OBITUARY
Jon D. Shapiro, 45
Beloved husband of Beth Shapiro nee Davidson. Loving father of Ben, Joe and Ally. Cherished son of Carol and Robert Shapiro. Caring brother of Viki (Ken) Shayna and Lisa Helms. Special son-in-law of Sherry and Stuart Davidson and brother-in-law of Jamie Davidson and Peter (Julie) Davidson. Wonderful uncle of Adam, Devin, Logan, Eric, Michelle, Sam, Jolie, Charlie, Nicole and the late Joshua. Service Monday 1:30PM at North Shore Congregation Israel, 1185 Sheridan Road, Glencoe. Interment Shalom. Memorials in his memory may be made to the North Shore Congregation Israel, www.nsci.org or American Heart Assn., 208 S. LaSalle, Suite 1500, Chicago, IL 60604-9807, www.heart.org. Arrangements by Chicago Jewish Funerals-Skokie Chapel 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo.com.
GUEST BOOK
David and Karen Morrison
Julie Godzicki
Jay and Lisa Keltner
Dan O'Keefe
Shel Pais
With love, Renae, Bill, Scott, and Matt Flanders
Renae Flanders
Kimberly Link Carper
Naveed and Atiya Masood
Theresa Kaminski
Stephanie Owens
J.T. Haas
David and Anne Neumann
Janine Galante
I have worked with Jon for several years at Aon. He was a great colleague and a great friend. This is the most tragic news and I'm at a loss for words. Jon talked of all of you often and he was happiest when he was on his way home to his family. He had such a positive impact on my work life that I can't imagine walking into work and not having him there. He will be truly missed.
Teffani Zadeh
Love Always,
Michelle
Michelle Leissner
Biddy Pun
Corey Martens
Above and beyond the work issues we remember him for Jon was such a nice guy, interested in people and great fun to spend time with. He will be sadly missed even here in the UK.
My sincere condolences to his family.
Lindsey John Marsh
Bless you Jon, a wonderful man. A true gentleman. More than a work colleague - rather a friend. God bless.
Peter Lloyd - Aon Ltd, London UK
PETER LLOYD
Ted Novy
Rhonda Jenn
Rav Tha
Mark Herrmann
Karl Rademacher
The joy and overflowing love Jon had for his family was evident every day here at Aon as he shared stories of his family with a contagious grin and such happiness.
Michele Welsh
Don Baldwin
George Giese
Sharon Herendeen
Paul Henmueller
TERRY PICQUETTE
Rob Lehnhoff
Ellen Lucey
Joey Wilson
David Styler
Our thoughts, love and prayers are with you Beth, Ben, Joe and Ally.
He will be forever in all of our hearts.
David and Elyse Degen
Please accept my deepest condolences for Jonâ??s passing. My professional relationship with Jon dates back to his start at Aon. All of us at Aon were shocked and shaken to learn that such a bright and vibrant personality will no longer grace us all with his presence. Please know that all of you were the light of his life and that he spoke of all of you and your activities (soccer, swimming, summer camp) often. While we may not have met in person, I feel like I know you all through my many conversations and interactions with Jon. My heart goes out to all of you and you will continue to be in my thoughts and prayers.
John Lies
Mike Leissner
We met Jon in more than one occasion and we have had the chance to appreciate him both as professional and as person.
He has been always so available assisting us on our issues and giving the right instruction to go further mitigating the compliance risks.
We will miss him, really.
I can still remember the very nice time spent together during the last Compliance meeting. My personal idea of Jon has always been of a big and generous man.
Me and all Italian colleagues feel very closed to his family and to all people that have met and dealt with him during his too much short time on this earth.
May he rest in peace.
Conny Mastroieni
Carl Bleecher
Rachel Meltzer
Gina Ahmed
I am still in shock cause I saw him this last thursday at a meeting with his big smile he welcome me. My sincerely condolences to his family and you will be always in my prayers.
Bless you
Angelica Vargas Mexico
I'll never forget a conversation we had about his most recent career choices and how he prioritized being at home with his family and coaching his kids above all else. That's a decision I'm sure he'll never regret.
We'll miss him very much, our hearts go out to you and his family.
Rafi, Jenna, Joe, Jake and Zeke
Rafi Arbel
With sincere sympathy.
Huong Quach
Deb Temkin
Art Tchalikian
Natalie and Aaron Cohen
Dan Booker
Jon always had a smile on his face and a warm welcome to extend. Joe and I found ourselves seeking out his company in the pool stands. If we were going to sit at a swim meet for 4 hours, Jon was definitely a favorite to hang out with.
Our kids, Mason and David, loved when Jon picked them up in his 'cool' jeep and the endless conversations about Dr. Who.
His love and devotion to his family was bar none and his generosity to lend a hand was always forthcoming.
Jon will be greatly missed. Our love and support go out to Beth, Ben, Joe and Ally.
Nancy and Joe McCauley
In simpler days, we had great fun together at IU. He was always welcoming. We frequently had people over to our house on Walnut to play games, hang out, or watch a ball game.
We had great adventures mountain climbing for a few weeks from Michigan to Maine. I remember Jon called home and asked his mom to open a large packet and read the results of his tax exam. He passed all 4 on the first try! He ran around the campgrounds yelling and jumping up and down like a crazy person. It was a moment of pure joy.
I can't imagine the unbearable pain for Beth, the kids, and his parents. There is a bunch of theobabble that tries to explains things like this, but its nonsense. I simply cannot see or imagine any reasonable scenario where this makes sense.
My thoughts will remain with Beth now. Your gentle spirit will be sorely tested. I am sure you have more support than you can imagine, but this pain is uniquely yours and the kids. And that is pretty unfair.
I think I will choose to celebrate Jon's great life; albeit too short. He loved life. He loved his family. He had the best laugh and was always happy to see people. Jon was not perfect, but he was as good as any of us at our best.
In this messed up situation, my prayer is simple. I ask the universe to provide the grace to Beth and kids the strength to survive this and have great lives. I hope someday your love for Jon fills your heart so much, there one day will be no more room for sadness. Peace.
Tom Swiss
Susan and Dave Emory
Brad and Christy Hahn
Geert Vermeulen
Dawn Neisen