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Stacy Rowles dies at 54; jazz trumpet and fluegelhorn player   - 4 Hours ago
Stacy Rowles, a jazz trumpet and fluegelhorn player and vocalist who was the daughter of pianist and composer Jimmy Rowles, has died. She was 54. Rowles died Tuesday at her home in Burbank of complications
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Seymour Fromer dies at 87; founder of Jewish museums   - 4 Hours ago
Seymour Fromer, who built one of the country's largest collections of Judaica with little money but enormous drive to preserve the history of Jews, especially those who helped settle the American West,
  
    




Obituary: Athlete, exec Wilford 'Speedy' Moore, 91   - 3 Hours ago
Wilford ?Speedy? Moore, college football player, prosperous businessman and a prankster whose very presence could brighten one's day, died Monday. He was 91. An East Texas native who came to Houston in
  
    



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William Belton Ornithologist William Belton, 95, a Foreign Service officer who in retirement became a major contributor to Cornell University's ornithology library, died of congestive heart failure Oct.
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William C. Miller, 79; Montgomery, Md., judge   - 11/7/2009
Montgomery judge imposed memorable sentence in '82 rampage TOOLBOX Resize COMMENT 0 Comments Your browser's settings may be preventing you from commenting on and viewing comments about this item. See
  
    



George Na'ope dies at 81; guardian of native Hawaiian culture   - 11/7/2009
George Na'ope, a guardian of native Hawaiian culture who taught traditional hula dance and chanting to generations of students and introduced the ancient art forms to new audiences, has died. He was 81.
  
    


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Rev. D.R. Schaeffer, Lutheran minister and social worker   - 22 Hours ago
The Rev. Donald R. Schaeffer, 85, a former Lutheran pastor in Montgomery County and social worker for the City of Philadelphia, died of heart failure Oct. 6. He died at the Lutheran Home at Topton, a
  
    



Charlotte K. Guy | Librarian, 96   - 22 Hours ago
Charlotte Kohler Guy, 96, formerly of Ridley Park, a retired school librarian and a dedicated pastor's wife, died Oct. 30 at Freedom Village, a retirement community in West Brandywine. Mrs. Guy grew up
  
    



Thomas O'Malley | Jesuit educator, 79   - 22 Hours ago
The Rev. Thomas P. O'Malley, 79, who served as president of two Jesuit universities, Loyola Marymount and John Carroll, has died. Boston College, where Father O'Malley was a dean early in his career and
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Obituary: Longtime HISD educator Gwendolyn Mayfield   - 24 Hours ago
Gwendolyn R. Mayfield, a longtime educator in the Houston Independent School District, is being remembered for her kindness, patience and ability to push struggling students to succeed. A resident of
  
    



Winifred Tumim obituary   - 11/6/2009
Fearless campaigner who shook up charity management and prompted legal reform The Tumims were obliged to live in the Regent's Park barracks for two years after Sir Stephen was found to be on an IRA hitlist
  
    



Writer Mary Ellen Jordan Haight dies   - 11/6/2009
Mary Ellen Jordan Haight, a member of an old California family and a writer, died of heart failure at a San Francisco hospital Oct. 26 at the age of 82. Born in Los Angeles in 1927, Mrs. Haight attended
  
    


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Judah Magnes Museum founder Seymour Fromer dies   - 11/6/2009
Seymour Fromer, whose love of history and knack for collecting launched what is now the third-largest Jewish museum in North America, died Oct. 25 at his home Berkeley. He was 87. Mr. Fromer and his wife,
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Nancy Spero dies at 83; pioneering feminist artist   - 11/6/2009
Nancy Spero, a pioneering feminist artist who examined the treatment of women and the horrors of war, has died. She was 83. Spero died Oct. 18 in a Manhattan hospital of respiratory complications from
  
    



Hero Complex blog: For your inner fanboy   - 11/6/2009
There is no film this year that has been anticipated, discussed or debated as much as 'Avatar,' the sci-fi epic from director James Cameron that reaches theaters Dec. 18. We're going to start a monthlong
  
    



Ex-Chronicle director Michael de Young Tobin dies   - 11/3/2009
Michael Henry de Young Tobin, a leading banker and member of the San Francisco family that founded The Chronicle nearly 150 years ago, died Thursday of complications from pneumonia at Peninsula Medical
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Humphrey Kay obituary   - 11/5/2009
Humphrey Kay in the 1960s at London's Royal Marsden hospital. Humphrey Kay, who has died aged 86, was an early pioneer in the scientific approach to the diagnosis and treatment of leukaemia. When Humphrey
  
    



Bill Provines - fireman on novel train - dies   - 11/5/2009
Bill Provines, the last surviving employee of the famous 'crookedest railroad in the world' that once climbed Mount Tamalpais, died Friday at his home in Novato of heart failure. He was 101. In later
  
    



Thomas L. Jenkins, 54; architect was devoted Capital fans   - 11/5/2009
Mr. Jenkins, who had worked in the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts since 1992, was a season ticket holder and could often be seen in the third row behind the left faceoff circle. 'He had a boisterous
  
    



Claire Rathbun Bergeron, 81, former office manager   - 11/5/2009
Mrs. Bergeron worked for many years at M.J. Murtaugh Associates, retiring in 1988. She was a volunteer for Meals on Wheels in the late 1980s and for the Laurel Historical Society in the 1990s. She was
  
    



Lou Filippo dies at 83; boxing hall of famer played ring judge in 'Rocky II'   - 11/5/2009
Lou Filippo, a boxing hall of famer from Downey who became a referee and ring judge, memorably counting out Sylvester Stallone's champion rival Apollo Creed in the film 'Rocky II,' died Monday at Downey
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Marian L. Gore dies at 95; antiquarian bookseller   - 11/5/2009
Antiquarian bookseller Marian L. Gore, who specialized in tomes about food and wine, once opened a book on ancient cookery and started to read a 15th century recipe for 'Goos in Hochepot.' 'Take a goos
  
    



Francisco Ayala obituary   - 11/4/2009
One of the greats of Spanish literature, he spent decades in exile in the Franco era The Spanish literary lion Francisco Ayala, who has died aged 103, enjoyed a remarkable privilege: attending a major
  
    



Frank Blakesley obituary   - 11/4/2009
My father, Frank Blakesley, who has died aged 94, started submitting crosswords to the Guardian in 1968, and they were still appearing in the paper in 2006. Being 'Janus' (named after the two-faced Roman
  
    



August Coppola, arts educator, dies at 75   - 11/4/2009
He created the Exploratorium's Tactile Dome. He brought visual arts to the blind. And as an arts educator, author and former trustee of the California State University system, August Coppola is remembered
  
    
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