Obituaries
LI Remembers
Charles Holmes, dedicated Bay Shore firefighter, dies at 922m read
Josephine Schanel, former Patchogue resident, was 'always smiling'2m read
Lela C. Zappetti: A nurse who saw comedy as a remedy2m read
Frank Field Jr., a life loving trains, at work and at home3m read
Peggy Tomasicchio of Stony Brook left a legacy of mothering2m read
Karen Kouvatsos: A kind and loving caretaker who devoted herself to her children and grandchildren1m read
Warren Randall of South Setauket: Sherlock Holmes enthusiast1m read
Len Klein, beloved science teacher and theater performer, dies at 922m read
Diane Baker: Her last name fit her passion2m read
Frances Liebman, who helped found LI Jewish center, dies at 912m read
Charlie Barbeisch, photographer for Long Island Ducks, dies at 802m read
Joe Winters: He helped build family carting business2m read
Jackie Stack, judge whose legal career began at 48, dies4m read
Dr. Ajay Lodha, a 'COVID warrior,' dies at 572m read
Edward Corgnati: Family man and NCPD hero2m read
Eric Chasanoff: Earth science teacher was 'big on helping people' 2m read
Myrtle Pollard: 'She was always a teacher'1m read
Joseph Funk: Retired NYC transit cop was a loving patriarch2m read
Theresa Manning: She kept everybody connected1m read
Andre Lewis: School guard, team leader and 'great' man 2m read
Michael Kaminski: Swimmer loved to dance, make others laugh2m read
Josephine 'Jo' Bocchino: Made Sunday meals special1m read
Don Chuz: Hard worker stayed dedicated to family in Guatemala1m read
Vincent Scire Jr.: Loved music and playing it with others2m read
Salvatore Guadagna: Family man was devoted to his faith2m read
Salvatore Giordano: Daughters' playmate and protector2m read
William Eyring: Mets fan adored his family2m read
Bruce A. Korson: Dog lover had eye for design, devotion to charity2m read
Ken Weldon: Softball star made friends with ease3m read
Francis Kratochvil: Engineer used skills to help community2m read
Susan Berman-Levine: School clerk who everyone knew3m read
Mary Capitano: Lifelong seamstress was strong, determined2m read
Shirley Katz: Dedicated to family, Jewish faith1m read
Brigitte Horstmann: Founded Frog Lady Boutique 2m read
Tammy Hendriks: Giving teacher influenced the lives of many1m read
Adeline Cook: Former English teacher lived lovingly3m read
Edith Vitale: Longtime Plainview resident had a generous spirit1m read
Josephine Bonfiglio: She made every occasion special2m read
Janet Marsala: Always smiling, she made moments count2m read
Anthony Marino: Hardworking practical joker loved to help others2m read
Neil Blatt: Podiatrist who bonded with patients1m read
Frances Halfond: 'Social butterfly' found joy in life2m read
Antonio Ventre: Tailor for the Nassau County police2m read
James Witkowski: Former finance director never sat still2m read
Louis J. Siciliano: Army veteran loved listening to the crooners 1m read
Louis DeRiggi of Manorville: Loved billiards, ballroom dancing1m read
Ruth Gold: Devoted matriarch found a niche working with families 1m read
Brenda Ravenell: Roosevelt lawyer worked to right the wrongs2m read
The Rev. Ruperto Garcia Gonzalez: Pastor helped build churches1m read
Dorothy DeMasi Torres: Member of Massapequa Park 'Brady Bunch'2m read
John Conlon: A gentle, generous husband and father1m read
Theresa and Shari La Fonte: Family loses mother, grandmother3m read
Bill Mantell: Pharmacist went above and beyond2m read
Wilson Joao Carvajal: NYIT graduate worked for PSEG Long Island1m read
More obituaries
Amy Zander, sculptor, former Roslyn Heights resident, dies at 91
"She was a second-wave feminist," her elder daughter said of her mother, who was married to Newsday political columnist Dick Zander.
2m read
Rickey Henderson, baseball's all-time leader in stolen bases and runs, dies at 656m read
Educator Sister Joan McDonald dies at 962m read
Julius Pearse, leader in preservation of Black history on Long Island, dies at 913m read
