former Major League Baseball pitcher; pitched for San Francisco Giants in 2012 World Series; current broadcaster for the San Francisco Giants, born and raised in Lincolnwood. Gary Kremen (born 1963), the engineer and entrepreneur who invented online dating and founded the personals site Match.com; born in Lincolnwood. Jim Irsay (born 1959), owner of the Indianapolis Colts; born in Lincolnwood Jewell Loyd (born 1993), professional basketball player currently playing for the Seattle Storm of the WNBA (league champion, 2018, 2020), Gold Medal, Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Steve Marmel (born 1964), television writer and producer, raised in Lincolnwood. Sean Marshall (baseball) (born 1982- ), former baseball pitcher (MLB 2006–2014) for Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds, television baseball analyst, Lincolnwood resident Jim Moran (businessman) (1918–2007), pioneering automobile dealer, billionaire, philanthropist, long-time Lincolnwood resident George Papadopoulos (born 1987), political campaign apparatchik, first individual charged by Robert Mueller in his investigation of Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign ties to Russia. Pleaded guilty to lying to FBI agents about his contacts with Russian operatives, and served time in prison. Later pardoned by President Trump. Arthur M. Petacque (1924–2001), winner of 1974 Pulitzer Prize, long-time Chicago Sun-Times reporter. Richard Powers (born 1957), winner of 2019 Pulitzer Prize for fiction for The Overstory; 2006 National Book Award for The Echo Maker. William Rick Singer (born 1960), central figure in Operation Varsity Blues 2019 college admissions scandal. Todd Sucherman (born 1969), professional American drummer, presently with the band Styx. David J. Steiner (1965–2016), documentary filmmaker and educator, whose film Saving Barbara Sizemore documented the efforts to keep open an afrocentric charter school on South Side of Chicago that had been targeted for closure. Steiner was killed in a bus accident in Uganda while shooting a film about South Sudanese refugees in that country. Carol Wayne (1942–1985), television and film actress; frequent guest on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. Dalila Argaez Wendlandt (born 1969), Associate Justice, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (2020—present), highest court in that state, first Latina to serve on that court. References External links Village of Lincolnwood official website Lincolnwood Public Library Lincolnwood Residents for Responsible Spending 1911 establishments in Illinois Chicago metropolitan area Populated places established in 1911 Villages in Cook County, Illinois Villages in Illinois