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Lifelong Five Towns resident Elliot Spiro was known for his civic service and philanthropic endeavors.
Hewlett resident Elliot Spiro dies at 90
Whether it was serving his country or serving on community boards, Elliot Spiro was always looking to do what many people believe is the right thing throughout his life. more
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Al Vorspan with Rabbi David Saperstein at the Union for Reform Judaism biennial meeting in Dec. 10, 2017.
Former Hewlett resident Al Vorspan dies at 95
The loudest voice in the Jewish Reform movement is now, sadly, silent. Al Vorspan, who was jailed with several other Reform rabbis in 1964 in Augustine, Fla., after responding to a clarion call from Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to join the civil rights protest, died on Feb. 16 in upstate New Paltz. The former Hewlett resident was 95. more
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Hewlett Harbor resident Gerald Morganstern loved his family, was valued for his professional expertise and had the esteem of his fellow village residents.
‘We were the best, best of friends’
They might have been the original “You had me at hello” couple. When Karen Gibbs, 18, went on a blind date in May 1965 with Columbia University Law School student Gerald “Jerry” Morganstern, 22, he was saying good night when he added, “While I’ve got you here . . .” Gibbs, who would become his wife, replied simply, “You’ve got me.” more
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Ralph Levin
Ralph Levin, 95
The youngest of four children born to Russian immigrants who came through Ellis Island around 1908, Ralph Levin grew up in the South Ozone Park section of Queens and later lived in Hewlett for 61 … more
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Roberta Noble was 55 when she adopted her daughter, Sarah, who was born in Guatemala.
Roberta Noble, 77, longtime Atlantic Beach resident
A dedicated mother, daughter, sister, animal lover and civil servant, Roberta Noble of Atlantic Beach died on Jan. 7. She was 77. Residents might have known her smiling face from her administrative … more
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Cedarhurst resident Dr. Richie Friedman, a Hatzalah director, was killed after being struck by a vehicle on Dec. 1.
Hatzalah director, of Cedarhurst, dead after being hit by a car
Dr. Richie Friedman, a Cedarhurst resident and Hatzalah director, was walking north in the roadway on Washington Avenue between Donmoor Road and Broadway in Lawrence, when he was struck by a 2016 BMW also headed north at 5:39 p.m. on Dec. 1, according to Nassau County police. more
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Five Towns resident Jesse Margolin was an honored attorney and volunteer, who was dedicated to his family and friends.
Jesse Margolin, 89
Successful lawyer, philanthropist and devoted family man Jesse Margolin died from complications of leukemia on Nov. 11. He was 89.Born on Nov. 19, 1928, Margolin lived in Hewlett as a teenager and … more
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Comic book legend Stan Lee at the 2010 San Diego Comic Con with a fan.
Comic book icon Stan Lee lived in the Five Towns
From the Bronx to Hollywood, Stanley Martin Lieber, better known as Stan Lee, made his mark in the comic book industry as a writer, editor-in-chief, publisher emeritus and creator of some the most … more
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Evelyn Kerr
Evelyn Kerr, 96
Evelyn Berfond Kerr’s family wiped tears of sadness from their eyes as her funeral took place at Beth David Cemetery at 2 p.m. on Oct. 14. Nine hours later family members came full circle with … more
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Mario Romanelli owned Associated Marble Inc. in Inwood since 1965.
Mario Romanelli, 86
Mario Giuseppe Romanelli did not come to the United States until 1949, when he 18, but he became a fixture in the Five Towns. He and his cousin, Angelo Seganti, founded Associated Marble in 1964, in … more
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