Mary A. Borrelli, age 86, of Prairie du Sac, WI, formerly of Chicago, died on Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2001. She was born in Chicago on Oct. 1, 1914, the daughter of the late Stephen and Vida, nee Churkovic, Birch. She was united in marriage to Alfred F. Borrelli on Nov. 14, 1931 in Chicago. She is survived by a son, Russell G. (Rita) Borrelli of Lafayette, IN; a daughter, Donna M. (Donald) Ackerman of Prairie du Sac, WI; six grand-children, Jessica Borrelli, Robert Borrelli, Allison Ackerman, Amy Stabenow, Mary Ackerman and Daniel Ackerman; two great-grandchildren, Dylan Ackerman and Anaken Crites. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Alfred Borrelli; a sister, Diana Birch Ziegler; and a brother, George Birch. Services will be held at Queen of Heaven Cemetery Chapel, Hillside, IL at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 11, 2001. Burial will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery, Hillside, IL. Info, 608-643-6430 .
![The hot-button lawsuits related to Northwestern University’s hazing scandal — some alleging widespread abuse on the football team, another claiming ex-coach Pat Fitzgerald was wrongly fired — will be consolidated for the time being, a Cook County judge ruled this week. The decision came after attorneys representing ex-players accused Northwestern’s lawyers of using confidential information obtained in the ex-players’ lawsuit to help craft their strategy in the separate Fitzgerald case. A lawyer for Northwestern denied that accusation in court this week. But as a consequence, the cases are now on far different tracks than they were just a few weeks […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/ctc-l-wildcats-hazing-lawsuit_181443613.jpg?w=525 "The hot-button lawsuits related to Northwestern University’s hazing scandal — some alleging widespread abuse on the football team, another claiming ex-coach Pat Fitzgerald was wrongly fired — will be consolidated for the time being, a Cook County judge ruled this week. The decision came after attorneys representing ex-players accused Northwestern’s lawyers of using confidential information obtained in the ex-players’ lawsuit to help craft their strategy in the separate Fitzgerald case. A lawyer for Northwestern denied that accusation in court this week. But as a consequence, the cases are now on far different tracks than they were just a few weeks […]")
