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[Lawrence], H 10/8/93 P47 Aaron, Arrie Mae [Glover] Cumulative Index - Obituaries - 1983-2010 OBITUARIES Abrahamsen, Mads Michael Thiis, Ackerman, Susan [Mattern], H Aagaard, Grace Winder [Lawrence], 12/1/07 pA23, 12/3/07 pA23, 4/9/00 pC13 H 10/8/93 p47 12/1/07 pA23, 12/3/07 pA23 Ackle, Joseph Carl, H 9/23/88 p6, H Aaron, Arrie Mae [Glover], H 8/12/98 Abrahamson, Alan Aaron, 9/8/08 9/22/88 p6, H 9/26/88 p6 pB13 pB11 Ackle, Rachel 'Fifi' [Joliat], H 7/30/02 Aaron, Bernard, H 5/10/96 p39 Abrahamson, Emma Helen, H pB7 Aaron, James C. Sr, H 10/16/84 p6, 9/21/98 pB13 Acosta, Ivan, H 12/30/91 p31 H 10/19/84 p6, H 10/22/84 p6, H Abrahamson, Sadie Girard, H Acousti, Donald, H 11/13/92 p43 10/15/84 p6 9/21/98 pB13 Acquino, Florence C. [Carbone], H Aaron, Virginia Whetmore, H Abramowicz, Anna [Mrockowski], H 6/11/98 pD7, H 6/10/98 pB13 9/10/90 p6 10/9/85 p6, H 10/12/85 p6, H Acquino, Helen Duffy, H 12/22/90 Aarons, Lillian [Heller], H 2/17/90 p6, 10/10/85 p6 p6, H 12/20/90 p6 H 2/16/90 p6 Abramowicz, Bertram C, H 6/15/85 Acquino, Luke "Duke," H 3/1/91 p6, Abad, Luciano M. "Tony," H 9/20/96 p6, H 6/18/85 p6, H 6/14/85 p6 H 2/27/91 p6, H 2/26/91 p6, H p39, H 9/19/96 p35 Abramowicz, Frances H. [Nowak], 2/25/91 p6 Abad, Madeleine Weissbrodt, H 2/9/09 pB9, 2/10/09 pB9 Acquino, Luke J, H 12/3/86 p6, H 10/9/98 pD9 Abrams, Amanda Ulm, H 3/11/01 12/5/86 p6, H 12/2/86 p6 Abate, Bridget M., 7/4/10 pB6, pB3 Acquino, Mary J, H 2/12/91 p6, H 7/11/10 pA7 Abrams, Arthur, H 10/24/94 p31 2/14/91 p6, H 2/11/91 p6 Abate, Louis G, H 7/19/95 p27 Abrams, Edward, H 3/5/97 p27 Acton, Gerald E., H 6/17/02 pB11 Abate, Robert Michael, 7/13/08 pA6 Abrams, Evelyn [Singer], H 6/6/88 Acton, Virginia K. [Olsen], H Abbattista, Adelina [Iannaccone], H p6, H 6/4/88 p6, H 6/3/88 p6 11/29/99 pB13 8/22/87 p6, H 8/25/87 p6, H Abrams, Judith Irene, H 1/28/88 p6, Acuna, Edgar G, H 7/7/92 p23 8/21/87 p6 H 1/30/88 p6 Acuna, Martha Alicia, H 3/31/00 pD7 Abbazia, Joseph E, H 1/9/91 p6, H Abramson, Alfred Mayer, H 2/28/97 Acuna, Santiago, H 2/9/87 p6, H 1/7/91 p6 p39, H 2/27/97 p35 2/12/87 p6, H 2/10/87 p6 Abbazia, Lena [Vitti], H 3/14/95 p35 Abramson, Seth David, H 2/14/96 Acunto, Gloria 'Joy,' H 8/17/04 Abbazia, Louise Marie [Spina], H p27, H 2/13/96 p31 pA19, H 8/18/04 pA23 8/1/96 p31 Abresky, Bessie Backus, H 3/8/02 Acunzo, Carmella, H 2/5/86 p6, H Abbett, Ruth [Nordahl], H 5/6/93 p43 pB7, H 3/9/02 pB11 2/3/86 p6 Abbot, Mildred [Depoe], H 2/6/86 p6, Abruscato, Carmela M. [Coniglio] Acunzo, John, H 4/22/96 p23 H 2/4/86 p6 `Millie', H 8/13/98 pD7 Acunzo, Josephine, 10/3/06 pA17 Abbott, Caroline Gilbert, H 4/12/84 Abruscato, Eva Mary, H 4/20/90 p6 Acunzo, Louis F. [photo], 6/23/06 p6, H 4/10/84 p6 Abruscato, Joseph P., H 5/2/02 pB7, pA23, 6/24/06 pA13 Abbott, Edith Godeski, H 6/6/89 p6, H 5/3/02 pB7 Acunzo, Mary [Golion], H 3/8/86 p6, H 6/2/89 p6 Abruscato, Nicholas John, H H 3/5/86 p6 Abbott, Esther Anderson, H 3/9/88 11/25/96 p23 Adami, Anahid Anne, H 2/23/00 p6, H 3/7/88 p6 Abruscato, Rosario S, H 3/27/89 p6 pB13 Abbott, Harry Sr, H 11/1/83 p6, H Abruscato, Salvatore 'Charles,' Adamkowski, Charlotte, H 1/22/85 10/29/83 p6 8/30/05 pA23 p6, H 1/24/85 p6, H 1/21/85 p6 Abbotts, Thomas E, H 1/12/84 p6, H Abruzzi, Frances [Tedesco], H Adamo, Peter R., 7/8/06 pA23 1/11/84 p6, H 1/14/84 p10 1/3/03 pB7 Adamoli, Amadio "Adam," H 9/11/90 Abbruzzese, Thomas M., H 3/23/01 Accardi, Barbara Ann, H 9/16/97 pD7 p6 pB7, H 3/24/01 pB13 Accardi, Louise Mola "Lois," H Adamoli, Mary [Pandiani], H 9/16/83 Abbruzzi, John, H 12/5/87 p6, H 2/13/95 p27, H 2/10/95 p39 p6, H 9/19/83 p6, H 9/15/83 p6 12/7/87 p6, H 12/4/87 p6 Accetura, Michael Gerard, H Adams, Alexander Buell, H 2/21/84 Abely, Ellen [Clark], 12/26/10 pA6 10/11/90 p6, H 10/13/90 p6, H p8 Abercrombie, Daniel P. Sr, H 10/10/90 p6 Adams, Amy [Fabrizio], H 5/22/86 p6 11/29/83 p6, H 11/26/83 p6 Accousti, Donald, H 8/7/97 p31 Adams, Anna [Oliver], H 1/7/99 pD7 Abercrombie, Mary Margaret Accousti, Donald James, H 1/24/97 Adams, Austin Eugene, H 2/17/95 [Cleghorn], H 10/6/94 p43 p35 p43 Abercrombie, Sister T-Ruth, H Achorn, Charles William Jr, H Adams, Barbara [Wickham] [photo], 8/27/04 pA23 12/30/92 p27 11/30/07 pA19 Abilock, Joyce Joan [Jacobs], H Achorn, Elda Theresa [Richard], Adams, Betty Jane [Emerson], H 6/14/99 pB13 1/11/10 pB9 10/9/90 p6, H 10/8/90 p6, H Abraham, Georgia Vernell, H Achorn, Helen Webb [Bartow], H 10/10/90 p7 7/18/83 p6, H 7/20/83 p6, H 4/15/91 p6 Adams, Claire M. [Anderson], H 7/16/83 p6 Achorn, Stanley E, H 2/28/90 p6, H 6/10/01 pB3 Abraham, Julia 'Ting' [Capers], 3/1/90 p6, H 3/3/90 p6, H Adams, E. Sherman, H 3/19/91 p6 4/30/08 pB11 2/27/90 p6 Adams, Edgar C, H 12/10/83 p6 Abraham, Reuben, 8/20/10 pB5 Ackerman, Carl R., 9/30/10 pC9 Adams, Edward Richard, H 12/21/02 Abrahams, Eric, H 6/5/99 pD9 Ackerman, Edith [Glazer], H 6/29/93 pB11 Abrahams, Meyer, H 10/13/84 p6, H p31 Adams, Elsie Herrick, H 11/21/89 10/12/84 p6 Ackerman, Helen E. [Nemeth], H p6, H 11/22/89 p6, H 11/25/89 4/18/91 p6, H 4/17/91 p6 p6, H 11/20/89 p6 1 Cumulative Index - Obituaries - 1983-2010 OBITUARIES (Continued) Addison, Primus, H 10/20/87 p6, H Agius, Mary, 6/10/08 pB11, 6/11/08 Adams, Ernest, H 10/20/86 p6, H 10/21/87 p6, H 10/23/87 p6, H pB11, 6/10/08 pB11, 6/11/08 10/22/86 p6, H 10/18/86 p6 10/19/87 p6 pB11, 6/10/08 pB11, 6/11/08 Adams, Ernest Jr. [photo], 2/14/07 Addison, Shankia Renee, H 3/25/98 pB11 pA23 pB13, H 3/24/98 pB13 Agliotta, Clara, H 8/16/84 p6, H Adams, Ernie P, H 10/27/99 pD7 Addison, Thounsa Lamont Jr., 8/17/84 p6, H 8/15/84 p6 Adams, Ester Ruth, H 5/28/03 pB13, 1/29/05 pA27 Agliotta, Joseph A., 5/16/10 pA6 H 5/29/03 pB11 Addison, Viola Brown, 9/2/07 pA6, Agliotta, Joseph Anthony, H 4/4/00 Adams, George C, H 6/19/84 p6, H 9/6/07 pA15 pC9, H 4/3/00 pB13 6/20/84 p6, H 6/21/84 p6, H Addison, Willa A. [Daniel], H Agliotta, Margaret Scordo, H 5/11/03 6/18/84 p6 11/22/93 p31 pB3, H 5/12/03 pB11 Adams, George Storer Jr., 9/8/08 Addison, Willie, H 8/1/90 p6, H Agliotta, Nazzerino "Nicholas," H pB11 7/30/90 p6, H 7/28/90 p6 6/25/85 p6, H 6/21/85 p6 Adams, George William, 5/12/06 Adelman, Esther [Wolfson], H 5/7/94 Agnello, Aniello "Nino," H 4/25/88 p6 pA21 p47 Agnese, John, H 5/8/96 p31 Adams, Hamilton Betts, H 11/12/90 Adelman, Paul, H 7/12/83 p6 Agnese, Susan [Barone], 1/24/05 p6, H 11/14/90 [photo] p6 Adelman, Stephen, H 4/4/01 pB11 pA23, 1/25/05 pA15 Adams, Helen Betts, H 10/28/92 Adelson, Lillian Needle, H 5/14/91 p6 Agniel, Lucien D, H 1/7/88 p9, H p31, H 10/29/92 p39 Adenau, Charles, H 10/22/93 p55 1/6/88 p6, H 1/8/88 p6 Adams, Henrietta K. [Katz], H 2/4/95 Aderer, Alexander P. II, H 9/8/88 p6, Agoes, Mary Ann [Elliott], H 2/19/91 p43, H 2/3/95 p39, H 2/2/95 H 9/7/88 p6, H 9/14/88 p6, H p6, H 2/15/91 p6 p39, H 2/10/95 p39 9/13/88 p6, H 9/12/88 p6, H Agoglia, Christine, 3/12/09 pB5 Adams, Jackie 'Jack,' 6/23/06 pA23, 9/15/88 p6, H 9/17/88 p6, H Agoglia, Pasquale "Patsy," H 6/24/06 pA13 9/19/88 p6 5/15/85 p6, H 5/11/85 p6 Adams, James Nathaniel, H 1/7/88 Adesso, Mary [Russo], H 1/17/94 Agostini, Ada M, H 8/8/92 p31 p6, H 1/9/88 p6 p31 Agostini, Frank V., 3/9/06 pA15 Adams, James S.
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