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Marcia Lipetz was a leader in the nonprofit community of Chicago. She helped set up the Center on Halsted and in the 1980s, was the first full time executive director at the AIDS Foundation of Chicago as well as what was to become the Alphawood Foundation. She served on the board of the Illinois chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union.^[1]

After spending 11 years at Alphawood, Lipetz became president and CEO of the Executive Services Corps of Chicago. She also did consulting at her own firm.^[2]

Biography

She was born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky, in 1947^[2] to parents who were social workers. She was immersed in tikkun olam, which is a Jewish concept of repairing the world. She graduated from Douglass Residential College (part of Rutgers University before earning a master's in sociology from Ohio State University and a doctorate in the same subject from Northwestern University.^[1]

Lipetz died September 11, 2018, at the age of 71 at her home in Evanston, Illinois, that she shared with her wife, Lynda Crawford. The cause of death was cancer.^[1]

Honors and awards

Lipetz was inducted into the Chicago LGBT Hall of Fame in 2009^[3] because of her “leadership, energy, passion, and vision for Chicago’s LGBT community and the institutions affiliated with it, especially for her work with the AIDS Foundation of Chicago, the WPWR-TV Channel 50 Foundation, and Center on Halsted.”^[1]

Select Publications

Snyder, D. S. (1981). [Review of Essential Sociology, by R. L. Ellis & M. J. Lipetz]. Teaching Sociology, 8(4), 445–447. https://doi.org/10.2307/1317080

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Graydon, Megan (September 14, 2018). "Marcia Lipetz, leader in the LGBT community, dies at 71". The Chicago Tribune. Retrieved 21 October 2022.
^ ^a ^b Baim, Tracy (September 11, 2018). "Making no small plans: Marcia Lipetz has died". The Windy City Times. Retrieved 21 October 2022.
^ "MARCIA J. LIPETZ". Chicago LGBT Hall of Fame. Retrieved 21 October 2022.

Chicago LGBT Hall of Fame

1990–1999

1991	Ortez Alderson Jon-Henri Damski James W. Flint Gay Chicago Renee C. Hanover Howard Brown Health Center Judith S. Johns Carol A. Johnson William B. Kelley Marie J. Kuda Chuck Renslow Adrienne J. Smith Max C. Smith Richard B. Turner
1992	Gary Chichester Ann Christophersen Thom Dombkowski Henry Gerber Richard Lee Gray Vernita Gray Peg Grey Pearl M. Hart Horizons Community Services Harley McMillen Scott McPherson Metropolitan Sports Association Dom Orejudos Mary D. Powers Daniel Sotomayor Valerie Taylor
1993	Ad Hoc Committee of Proud Black Lesbians and Gays Robert Sloane Basker E. Kitch Childs Jerrold Cohen Robert T. Ford Richard Garrin Jeff Graubart-Cervone Joel Hall Nancy Lanoue Sid L. Mohn Mountain Moving Coffeehouse Kathy Osterman Richard W. Pfeiffer Linda S. Rodgers Ron Sable Bruce C. Scott Marge Summit Joanne E. Trapani Al Wardell
1994	Robert J. Adams Tracy Baim George S. Buse James A. Bussen Lori Cannon John Chester Chicago House and Social Service Agency Samuel F. Davis Jr. Adrienne J. Goodman Earnest E. Hite Jr. Bruce Koff Ellis B. Levin Lionheart Gay Theatre Company Open Hand Chicago Gregory A. Sprague Elizabeth E. Tocci Steven F. Wakefield
1995	Caryn Berman Samson Chan T. Chris Cothran Sarah Craig Frontrunners Frontwalkers Chicago Jean V. Hardisty Nick Kelly Dawn Clark Netsch José Pena Queer Nation Chicago David B. Sindt Armando L. Smith James Monroe Smith (lawyer) Tom Tunney Yvonne Zipter
1996	Jacqueline Anderson Bailiwick Repertory's Pride Series Jack Delaney Gerber/Hart Library and Archives Arlene Halko Greg Harris Frankie Knuckles Tony Midnite Mary Morten Ifti Nasim Charlotte Newfeld Norm Sloan Tiffani St. Cloud
1997	Toni Armstrong Jr. Miguel Ayala Roger Chaffin James C. Darby Dignity Chicago Ida Greathouse John Hammell Rick Karlin Corinne J. Kawecki Larry McKeon David G. Ostrow Mary Ann Smith
1998	Carrie Barnett Thomas Chiola Laurie J. Dittman Jeannette Howard Foster Jorjet Harper Arthur L. Johnston Ira H. Jones Clifford P. Kelley Dorothy Klefstad LesBiGay Radio Renae Ogletree Dean Robert Ogren Victor A. Salvo Jr. Modesto "Tico" Valle Luule Vess
1999	Ava Allen John J. Balester David Brian Bell Randy Duncan Rick Garcia Lorraine Hansberry Derrick Allen Hicks Billie Jean King Lesbian Community Cancer Project Adrene Perom Norman L. Sandfield Gregg Shapiro Jesse White Phill Wilson

2000–2009

2000	ACT UP/Chicago Association of Latin Men for Action Lorrainne Sade Baskerville Henry Blake Fuller Chicago Chapter of GLSEN Phil A. Hannema Sarah Hoagland Nancy J. Katz Danny Kopelson Patricia S. McCombs Helen Shiller Rene A. Van Hulle Jr. Israel Wright
2001	Lora Branch Robert Castillo Chicago Gay Men's Chorus Keith Elliott Sara Feigenholtz Frank Goley and Robert Maddox Chuck Hyde Antonio David Jimenez Michael A. Leppen Ellen A. Meyers Kathryn Munzer Studs Terkel
2002	Affinity Community Services Evette Cardona C. C. Carter Jim Gates (Chicago businessman) Louis I. Lang Mattachine Midwest NAMES Project Chicago Chapter Charles Edward Nelson II Mona Noriega Christina Smith Lauren Sugerman
2003	Angel Abcede About Face Theatre AIDS Legal Council of Chicago Buddies' Restaurant and Bar Tania Callaway Armand R. Cerbone Chicago Black Lesbians and Gays R. Sue Connolly Bon Foster The Graham Family Tonda L. Hughes Patricia M. Logue John Pennycuff Laurence E. Spang Sheron Denise Webb Albert N. Williams
2004	Roger Brown Christopher Clason Charles E. Clifton Frank Galati Ralph Paul Gernhardt Suzanne Marie Kraus Lincoln Park Lagooners Mulryan and York, Attorneys at Law PFLAG/Chicago Julio Rodriguez Nan Schaffer Terri Worman
2005	Alexandra Scott Billings Megan Carney Aldo Castillo John D'Emilio Equality Illinois Merry Mary Mike McHale Jim Pickett Juan Reed Carol Ronen C. Michael Savage Catherine Sikora Lawrence E. Sloan Test Positive Aware Network
2006	Margaret C. Anderson and Jane Heap Congregation Or Chadash Jacques Cristion Richard M. Daley Marigold Bowl Jill M. Metz Charles R. Middleton Edward Negron Laird Petersen Sidetrack Star Gaze Richard M. Uyvari
2007	American Veterans for Equal Rights David Blatt and David Moore Carol Moseley Braun Robbin Burr Chicago Games, Inc. Tarrina Dikes Martin Gapshis Jeffrey E. McCour Carlos T. Mock Chilli Pepper A Real Read Karen C. Sendziak Patrick Sheahan Harold Washington Vera Washington
2008	Jane Addams Suzanne Arnold Artemis Singers Kevin G. Boyer Michal Brody Sam Coady Gregory R. Dell Katherine (Kit) Duffy Eddie Dugan Murray Edelman Wanda Lust Joe La Pat Jesus Salgueiro and Art Smith Guy Warner
2009	AIDS Foundation of Chicago Paula Basta Lou Conte Lori A. Cooper Marcia J. Lipetz Amy Maggio Joey McDonald Mike Quigley Frank M. Robinson Jane M. Hussein Saks Zaida Sanabia Patrick Sinozich Marilyn Urso

2010–2019

2010	Claudia Allen American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois Asians & Friends – Chicago Chicago History Museum Dan Di Leo Scot Free Bob Gammie International Mr. Leather E. Patrick Johnson David Ernesto Munar Achy Obejas Paul G. Oostenbrug Jose R. Rios Stan Sloan Mark E. Wojcik
2011	Paul Adams Greg Cameron Antonia Flores Grant Lynn Ford Robert Garofalo Good Shepherd Parish Metropolitan Community Church Ted Grady Marcia Hill Tony Jackson Jenner & Block LLP Lakeside Pride Music Ensembles The Night Ministry Brett Shingledecker Jon Simmons
2012	Lois L. Bates Chi-Town Squares Chicago Black Gay Men's Caucus St. Sukie de la Croix Sanford E. Gaylord William W. Greaves Keith R. Green Mark Ishaug David Orr Proud to Run, Chicago Bill Pry Chuck Rodocker Heather C. Sawyer Laura S. Washington Honey West
2013	Gaylon Alcaraz James L. Alexander James L. Bennett Jorge Cestou Rocco J. Claps Rudolph Johnson Jr. Lambda Legal - Midwest Regional Office Lee A. Newell II Paté Andrew Patner POW-WOW Laura Ricketts Neil Steinberg Burr Tillstrom Brenda Webb David Zak
2014	Gerald Arpino Jennifer Brier Kelly Cassidy Terry Cosgrove Christina Kahrl Edward Mogul Lisa Marie Pickens Debra Shore Ross A. Slotten, M.D. Bennet Williams Out & Proud in Chicago Silk Road Rising Lucretia Clay-Ward Heather A. Steans Clarence N. Wood
2015	Jean Albright Fred Eychaner Emmanuel Garcia Stanley Jencyzk Lesbian and Gay Police Association Gay Officers Action League Phoenix Matthews Gail Morse Michael O'Connor Jan Schakowsky Barbara Smith Camilla B. Taylor Lauren Verdich
2016	Yvonne Welbon Martxa Vidal Norma Seledon Patrick Quinn Thomas Klein John Marshall Law School Kim L. Hunt Patrick Dennis David Lee Csicsko David Cerda Román Buenrostro Ronald E. Bogan Big Chicks Tom Bachtell Amigas Latinas Robert Allerton
2017	Keith Butler Kathy Caldwell Ketty Teanga Greer Lankton Mark Nagel Glen Pietrandoni Dulce Quintero Timothy Stewart-Winter Alicia T. Vega Lavender Woman Leather Archives and Museums People Like Us Bookstore Alphawood Foundation Ralla Klepak

2020–2029

2020	Jay Paul Deratany Denise Foy Dalila Fridi Joel Drake Johnson Stephen Kulieke Matt Stuczynski Michelle Zacarias Judy Baar Topinka Brenetta Howell Barrett National Museum of Mexican Art The Legacy Project The Windy City Times Women & Children First Bookstore Terry Lynn Gaskins Raymond Crossman Ronald J. Ehemann John Ademola Adewoye Caprice Carthans
2021	Ginni Clemmens Lisa Isadora Cruz Lana Hostetler Thomas Hunt (activist) Wayne Johnson (graphic designer) Otis Mack PrideChicago Ralphi Rosario Betty Lark Ross Urban Pride Kirk Williamson
2022	Maya Green Zahara Monique Bassett Matthew Harvat Paul Highfield Thomas (T.L.) Noble Joey Soloway Dan Wolf Windy City Performer Arts Outspoken Homocore Chicago Patty the Pin Lady Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center Season of Concern Chicago
2023	Margaret Hillis Robert Neubert Andrew Davis Joseph Loundy Jan Dee Jennifer Pritzker Terence Alan Smith (Joan Jett-Blakk) Black Alphabet Anna DeShawn avery r. young Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago Gender Development Program Linda Bubon

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