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His family’s favorite uncle, Francis Suppa was a kind-hearted person who made time for family and friends.
He was their favorite uncle
His niece, Filomenia Perrella, called him her family’s favorite uncle and during Francis Suppa’s life he made everyone he knew feel welcome and took the time to get to know them. more
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Bronx native Seymour Radow was a strong advocate in helping to establish Atlantic Beach as a village and preserve its oceanfront.
Seymour Radow, 91
Longtime Atlantic Beach community activist Seymour Radow died on Feb. 22. He was 91. more
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Family, friends and colleagues enjoyed spending time with the compassionate, humorous and accomplished Dr. Andrew Helfgott.
Andrew Helfgott, 56
A Lawrence native who had a passion to help and unabashedly rooted for the University of Miami Hurricanes football team, Dr. Andrew W. Helfgott is being remembered by family and friends as a person who brought a great amount of laughter into their lives. more
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Lifelong Inwood resident Fredda Haas was a “doer” who helped connect people to needed services and served as their advocate.
She helped and advocated for others
Lifelong Inwood resident Fredda Haas died on Sept. 20. She was 62. more
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Lifelong Five Towns resident Mimi Berusch is remembered as a clever and humorous person by her sister.
Lifelong Five Towns resident Mimi Berusch dies
A longtime copyreader for the South Shore Record newspaper, Mimi (Miriam) Berusch died at North Shore LIJ Franklin Hospital in Valley Stream on March 6. She was in her 90s. more
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Considered highly intelligent, Eleanor G. Finkle’s had a vital impact on the lives of those she knew, her family said.
Eleanor G. Finkle, 86
Considered a woman ahead of her time, Eleanor G. Finkle, a former Hewlett Harbor and Woodmere resident who was a native of Far Rockaway died in her upstate Stone Ridge home surrounded by family on Feb. 17. She was 86. more
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Longtime Woodmere resident James Schatz was a civic-mined community member who shared his World War II experiences and spoke about political and historical issues.
James Schatz, veteran and civic leader
James Schatz, a 63-year Woodmere resident, died on July 11. He was 93. more
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Joseph Dowling’s family was his pride and joy. With granddaughter, Casey Nicole, at a family party.
‘Nobody will ever replace him’
Friends and family said they will miss the caring personality and great humor of Joseph “Joey” Dowling, 58, a longtime Inwood resident and bartender at The Den in Inwood, who died on June 10. more
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Marilyn and Norman Cranin were recently honored for their contribution and years of service to the Waldorf School in Garden City.
A. Norman Cranin of Hewlett Bay Park, dies at 83
He followed his father into the dental profession, however Hewlett Bay Park’s A. Norman Cranin blazed his own trail as a pioneer in the development of new techniques and biomaterials use in the field of oral implantology. more
Longtime Woodmere resident Jacob Heller was a Manhattan-based lawyer and a past president of the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway.
‘Brilliant lawyer’ specialized in white collar crimes
Specializing in white collar crimes, Jacob Heller became a highly regarded litigator. The 52-year Woodmere resident, died on April 10. He was 78. more
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