Oak Lawn Chamber of Commerce 77th Annual Installation Dinner

Silence DoGood January 23, 2023

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Oak Lawn Chamber of Commerce 77th Annual Installation Dinner (Oak Lawn, IL) — Members and supporters of the Oak Lawn business community gathered on Friday, January 20th at the Hilton Chicago/ Oak Lawn (9333 S. Cicero Ave.) to honor and Install the 2023 Officers and Directors of the Oak Lawn Chamber of Commerce during the 77th Annual Installation.

The evening began with cocktails at 6:30 p.m. followed by the Installation of the Board of Directors, dinner at 8:00 p.m., and the 2022 Outstanding Chamber Member & Business Award Presentation. Entertainment was provided by Precision DJ and pictures were taken by Digital Hot Shots. The evening’s Master of Ceremonies was Eileen Kerlin Walsh of Kerlin Walsh Law and 2022 Oak Lawn Chamber Immediate President.

Jeff Reynolds of Nothing Bundt cakes was installed as the 2023 President of the Oak Lawn Chamber of Commerce. Jeff Reynolds succeeds Jim Makina of Allegra Marketing Print Mail. Also installed was Natasha Miller Wiliams of Three20 Media as First Vice President, Kathleen
Farrell of Oak Lawn Bank & Trust as Second Vice President and Nick Gulino of JP Architects, Ltd. as Treasurer/Secretary.

The Installation of the 2023 Board was be led by Village President Terry Vorderer. Installed Board members included: Joe Cwiklinski (Century 21 Affliated), Bernard Deir (Midwest Business Consulting), David Dewar (Tax–Free Retirement Solutions), Tom Javorcic (Oak Lawn Public
Library), Susan Latocha ( Advocate Aurora Health), Ginger Morgan ( Thompson Kuenster Funeral Home), Charlie Shirk (Hilton Chicago/Oak Lawn), Daniel Stidham (Calvary Church), Sharon Vetsch (The QuickBooks Queen), Nicole Wetzell (NEW Consulting), Linda Wong ( Express
Employment Professionals), Dr. Sandra Bury (Complete Vision Care), George Cachares (Fyzical Therapy & Balance Center), Shannon Dahlman (Grace Point Place), Joe Eaton (Shark Shredding), Dr. Paul Enderle (Oak Lawn Hometown District 123), Dr. David Finklestein (Oak Lawn Foot & Ankle), Dr. Mike Jacobsen (Community High School District 218), Erin Molek (Beds Plus Care), Steven Pappageorge (Moraine Valley Community College), Jill Stetson (Skin Trust), Mike Sutko (World Travel Mart), and Justin Waters (Oak Lawn Park District).

Oak Lawn Chamber of Commerce 77th Annual Installation Dinner

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