Herbert Goode was 66 when he was shot and killed on March 1, 2014. He was found with a gunshot wound to the chest during what investigators described as an apparent robbery attempt at his industrial building on Chicago’s Southwest Side and was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at Mount Sinai Hospital.

Goode owned Silver Cloud Galleries, a custom framing business on the Gold Coast. He was active in animal welfare causes, local school boards and the Boy Scouts of America; his son Alex called him a jack of all trades who often took in stray animals. His ashes were later spread at Hinsdale Animal Cemetery and at Bear Butte State Park in South Dakota, a place he visited annually on motorcycle trips.

The investigation led to the arrest of 29-year-old Tyneil Washington, who was charged with first-degree murder after apprehension that involved the Chicago Police Department, Champaign Police Department, Fugitive Apprehension and the U.S. Marshals. Anyone who knew Herbert Goode or has information about the killing is asked to come forward.