Heather Morgan - wife of Mayor Bilandic of Chicago

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Milestones, Dec. 4, 1978

BORN. To Michael Bilandic, 55, mayor of Chicago, and Heather Morgan Bilandic, 35: their first child, a son; in Chicago. Name: Michael Morgan.

Active in the Community. With a broad sphere of contacts from over 30 years of public service civic and cultural activities, Heather’s background has been an asset to her career in real estate. She received a MMB from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management, and is currently on the boards of numerous Chicago non-profit institutions. 

Heather is a member of the Chicago Board of Realtors and the Illinois Association of Realtors. In addition, she has received certification (GCREP-GL) for Green Certified Real Estate Professional Green Leadership.

 

Theresa Jacobsen wrote:  This is Mayor Bilandic's wife, Heather Morgan. She is the step-daughter of Francis Hugh Murrin; his parents were Patrick Murrin II, & Anne Murrin Hill. Hope I got that right (based on Murrin family tree from Irish John Smith). Thought you would find interesting. Hope all is well.
 

(E) Michael Bilandic, Daley Successor in Chicago, Dies at 78 By Nenad N. Bach | Published  01/20/2002 | Miscellaneous | Unrated

 
(E) Michael Bilandic, Daley Successor in Chicago, Dies at 78
 
 
From the NY Times. John KraljicJanuary 17, 2002Michael Bilandic, Daley Successor in Chicago, Dies at 78   Nichael A. Bilandic, who became mayor of Chicago after the death of Richard J. Daley, his mentor, only to see the Daley political machinesputter to a stop under his leadership, died on Tuesday in Chicago. The cause was a heart rupture, said Dr. Dan Fintel of Northwestern Memorial Hospital... . He is survived by his wife and their son,Michael. ."In a written statement, Bilandic's wife, Heather, described her husband as"a devoted family man, [who] also loved Chicago and its people, was proud of his Croatian heritage and grateful for the opportunities which this country provided to his family. He felt deeply honored to have been able to serve asa member of the legal profession and to have participated in three branchesof government during a lifetime of service."