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Charles Weiler
Lifelong Lynbrook resident Charles Weiler dies at 85
Lynbrook resident Charles “Chuckie” O. Weiler died on April 18, with his daughters by his side. He was 85. more
Marvin Moelis
Longtime Oceanside Little League president Marvin Moelis dies at 84
Oceanside resident Marvin Moelis died on April 12. He was 84. more
Bill Mantell, of East Meadow, formerly of Rockville Centre, died on April 17 of complications of Covid-19 and pneumonia. He was 68.
Bill Mantell, longtime Rockville Centre resident, dies of Covid-19 complications
As the coronavirus spread across New York City and Long Island, Bill Mantell continued to commute from his East Meadow home to his pharmacy in Queens. Near the end of March, Mantell, formerly of Rockville Centre, developed a fever, which spiked and persisted for more than a week. He was admitted to Nassau University Medical Center in East Meadow, where he died two weeks later, on April 17, of complications of Covid-19 and pneumonia. He was 68. more
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Ed Smith’s wife, Elizabeth, top center, and daughters Meghan, left, and Samantha all said they will miss his caring, passionate and kind presence in their lives.
Ed Smith, beloved Glen Cove band teacher, dies at 55
As longtime Landing Elementary School band teacher Ed Smith lay back in a chair in his Glen Cove living room on March 27, his family members took turns telling him how much they loved him. He had had trouble breathing all day, his younger daughter, Meghan, said, and they knew his time had come. more
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One of Constance Nurge's favorite hobbies was painting. The North Merrick resident died of coronavirus on April 12 at the age of 87.
Constance Nurge, longtime North Merrick resident, dies of coronavirus
Constance "Connie" Nurge, a longtime resident of North Merrick, died of coronavirus on Easter Sunday, April 12, at the age of 87.  Nurge was born in New Jersey in  1933 and moved to New … more
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Dr. Barry Fisher with Molly, one of his two dogs, in 2019.
Atlantic Beach native and renowned sports doctor Barry Fisher dies at 69
When it came to professional sports in New York and medical related issues, Dr. Barry G. Fisher was at the forefront of advising teams and athletes in his career. more
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Tony Carter, who coached football at Wantagh High School for 18 seasons and worked at Winthrop Hospital for more than 30 years, died from Covid-19 complications on April 14.
Beloved Wantagh assistant football coach Tony Carter dies at 57
Longtime Wantagh High School football assistant coach and Winthrop Hospital healthcare worker Tony Carter died April 14 from complications of Covid-19. more
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Even at 105 years old, Flora Schierhorst was ready to festively ring in 2020 over a week before she died.
Flora Schierhorst, Sea Cliff’s oldest resident, dies at 105
Flora Schierhorst, of Sea Cliff, was a resilient woman, her son, Herbert W. Schierhorst, said. Around the time Flora turned 100, she broke her hip while home alone. She contacted Glen Cove Hospital … more
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Lawrence native Harvey Sheff was a star basketball player for the now closed Hebrew Institute of Long Island and at Yeshiva University.
Lawrence native Harvey Sheff dies at 59
Lawrence native Harvey Jay Sheff was known as a mensch, a Yiddish word that encapsulates a person’s capacity for being all the things we admire: smart, athletic, considerate and polite. more
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Joseph Lewinger died on Saturday of complications of the coronavirus.
Franklin Square Board of Education trustee dies of the coronavirus
Joseph Lewinger, a Franklin Square Board of Education trustee, died late Saturday night of complications of the coronavirus. He was 42. Lewinger was elected to the board in 2015, and … more
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