could rival.</p><p>“What she accomplished and ahead of her time — she really was a pioneer,” said Philip Delaney, managing director and president for Northern Trust in Sarasota.</p><p>While at Northern Trust, in 1976, Carroll was asked to represent the Uihlein family — Milwaukee beer heirs and a major Northern Trust client — on the SMR board of directors.</p><p>Four years later, she was named chairman of the family business, and later SMR's chief executive as the company transitioned from ranching to development.</p><p>“She came in as a city person with a dress, so she went out and got herself a pair of boots to mix in with the farmers. Then she would put the dress back on to go meet with the chamber,” said John Clarke, a long-time friend of Carroll'sJude, Luke, Marc, Paulie and Pete are liberal-minded roommates and grad students at a Iowa post-secondary institution. Every Sunday for the past year, they have hosted a dinner party, inviting a friend over to have an open-minded discussion about whatever topics are of interest. On a dark and stormy night when Pete was supposed to bring a friend for one of those dinners, he instead comes home with Zachary Cody, who rescued a stranded Pete whose car broke down. They invite Zach to stay for dinner instead of Pete's missing friend. They soon find out that Zach is among other things a racist neo-Nazi, which brings up a potentially dangerous situation for Jewish Marc and black Luke. After some physical altercations and verbal threats, Marc ends up stabbing