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BERNADETTE (BERNIE) KELLER

Director and Founding Member, Chicago Transplant Ethics Consortium

Bernadette (Bernie) Keller is a Director and Founding Member of the Chicago Transplant Ethics Consortium, a Board Member of Life Matters Media, and a former member of the Northwestern Memorial Medical Ethics Committee and National Organ Transplant Round Table. She is currently enrolled at the University of Chicago Graham School where she is engaged in course work in Ethics and End of Life issues. Ms. Keller was born and raised in Rochester, New York and attended college in upstate New York. She lived in Boston, Massachusetts for 23 years and was in the Real Estate Development Business in Boston where she held positions in sales, marketing and management. Ms. Keller currently resides in Chicago with her husband, Bill Daley.

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