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North Woodmere resident Dr. Eugene Pinto was active in the Five Towns community. Pinto, left, shared a dance with his daughter Kim, who died in 2011.
Dr. Eugene Pinto, dentist, piano player
A dentist with a talent for music and a love of two sports, Dr. Eugene Pinto of North Woodmere died on Aug. 7. He was 85. more
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Business owner Marvin Zuckerman founded the Cedarhurst-based store Marvin & Sons that involved his family. Clockwise from left were son Bob Zuckerman, daughter Jamie Young, son Michael Zuckerman and Marvin at his 90th birthday party.
‘A one of a kind gem’
Businessman, philanthropist, musician and family man were the main elements that composed Marvin Zuckerman’s life. The Brooklyn native, who took a store in Cedarhurst from kitchenware to fine jewelry, died on Aug. 12. He was 90. more
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Inwood native Charles Rodgers Greene succeeded academically and professionally to become a beloved physician and friend to many.
Charles Rodgers Greene, 87
His mother introduced the idea of attending college when he was very young and did so often. That prompting propelled Inwood native Charles Rodgers Greene to a career few African-Americans thought they could achieve at one time. more
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Former Woodsburgh resident Donald Boas worked on Wall Street and was a dedicated family man who volunteered his time to local organizations.
Donald Boas, 78
Donald Boas, a former Woodsburgh resident who served on the Board of Governors and was a member of the Woodmere Club, died in Jupiter, Fla. on June 25. He was 78. more
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A zest for life led Virginia Reilly to a nearly 50-year career in fashion magazine merchandising and volunteer work with two churches and civic organizations.
She had a zest for life
Her passion for life didn’t stop when she stopped working or when Virginia Reilly became an octogenarian. Reilly, a lifetime Five Towns resident, was always active. more
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Bill Brittain, a former Lawrence teacher and award-winning writer, dies at 81
Award-winning writer and former Lawrence School District English teacher and reading specialist Bill Brittain died on Dec. 16. He was 81. more
Florence Cayne, 88
Philanthropic and filled with a zest for life, Florence Cayne was a precocious 17-year-old who was called “Babe” by her family and earned a pilot’s license and enjoyed “buzzing” her grandmother’s house in Rockaway. more
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Jerry Leshansky, 84
A World War II veteran, who was proud of his religious heritage and would help any one at any time, was the way that Bob Leshansky described his father, Jerry, who died on June 26. He was 84. more
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Elsa Viola, of La Viola restaurant in Cedarhurst, dies at 65
She met her husband on the job and together they built a life that included 36 years of marriage, three children and the Cedarhurst restaurant La Viola. more
Cedarhurst resident Joseph Radomsky loved his adopted country, his family and sports, especially basketball and the Knicks.
Superlatives can’t describe him
He came to this country from Poland when he was 6 years old, but no one might have been more in love with his adopted homeland or more patriotic than Joseph Radomsky. more
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