Leo Passage, the founder of Evanston-based Pivot Point international, died Wednesday.
Passage, 75, begain Pivot Point in 1962. It’s since grown to have cosmetology schools across the United States and in over 75 other countries. The school claims to have more than one million graduates.
Visitation will be Friday from 3 p.m. until a funeral mass at 7 p.m. at St. Joan of Arc Church at 9248 Lawndale in Skokie.
Survivors include his wife Lenie, and children Robert and Corrine.
Dear Leo —- I bet the
Dear Leo —- I bet the Angels with hair are all around you……. May you rest in the new world of Light, Love and Peace…………………………………………. It was a honor to have been part of your company for 8 years…… Thank you….