Margaret Donovan Moonan
March4Meg's namesake was Evergreen Park resident, Meg (Donovan) Moonan.
Meg grew up on the southside of Chicago with her four siblings and attended St. Thomas More School and Maria High school. In 1994 she married the love of her life, Ken Moonan and together they were happily raising their four children (Luke 14, Ellen 11, Will 9, and Marty 4) in the wonderful community of Holy Redeemer Parish in Evergreen Park. In August 2010, Meg’s life, and the lives of all who loved her, would change forever when she was diagnosed with melanoma, the most deadly form of skin cancer.

During her 19-month battle, Meg endured 2 surgeries, numerous experimental chemotherapy treatments and 16 hospital stays. Meg fiercely battled this horrific disease with a quiet resolve that was an inspiration to us all, diligently researching the latest trials and treatments available. Meg’s focus was always on her family and the never-ceasing prayer that she would live to see a cure. Tragically, on March 30, 2012, Meg lost her battle.

March4Meg Not For Profit
March4Meg's Board of Directors and Officers

Nancy is a retired faculty member in nursing from St. Xavier University.
As a board member, she has a strong role in increasing awareness of melanoma through various educational programs in the community. Nancy also oversees fundraising to support melanoma research at the Cancer Institute at Advocate Christ Medical Center.


Mary Pat is a Special Education Teacher at Chicago High School For Agricultural Sciences.
As board member for March4Meg, Mary Pat is the sponsorship director and oversees advertisements and donations with our sponsors.

Jim has been a Treasury Bond Options Trader at the CBOT for the last 27 years. Prior to that he was an Accountant for 9 years.
Jim first joined the March4Meg as a board member and was responsible for developing the yearly budget.
In September, Jim accepted the position of President. As President, he has general supervision of the affairs of the corporation.
