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$28K Raised For Family Of Young Chef Killed In Mundelein Murder-Suicide
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Maclaine Schmidt, 22, was pursuing a career in the culinary arts when his life was cut short in October shooting. LAKE BLUFF, IL — A 22-year-old Lake Bluff man who was among five people killed in a Mundelein murder-suicide last month is being remembered as a kind and talented young chef with a promising future ahead of him. Maclaine Schmidt was pursuing his passion for cooking and building a career in restaurant kitchens across the North Shore when he was fatally shot Oct. 18, according to a GoFundMe campaign established to support his grieving family. The fundraiser has raised more than $27,000 to help Maclaine's mother, Shelby Schmidt, and Anthony Nunnery with funeral arrangements, counseling and other expenses following his death. Find out what's happening in Libertyvillefor free with the latest updates from Patch. Friends described Maclaine as a gentle, kind young man who was finding his own path in the culinary world.
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