Obituaries

LI Remembers

Charles Holmes, dedicated Bay Shore firefighter, dies at 92

Josephine Schanel, former Patchogue resident, was 'always smiling'

Lela C. Zappetti: A nurse who saw comedy as a remedy

Frank Field Jr., a life loving trains, at work and at home

Peggy Tomasicchio of Stony Brook left a legacy of mothering

Karen Kouvatsos: A kind and loving caretaker who devoted herself to her children and grandchildren

Warren Randall of South Setauket: Sherlock Holmes enthusiast

Len Klein, beloved science teacher and theater performer, dies at 92

Diane Baker: Her last name fit her passion

Frances Liebman, who helped found LI Jewish center, dies at 91

Charlie Barbeisch, photographer for Long Island Ducks, dies at 80

Joe Winters: He helped build family carting business

Jackie Stack, judge whose legal career began at 48, dies

Dr. Ajay Lodha, a 'COVID warrior,' dies at 57

Edward Corgnati: Family man and NCPD hero

Eric Chasanoff: Earth science teacher was 'big on helping people'

Myrtle Pollard: 'She was always a teacher'

Joseph Funk: Retired NYC transit cop was a loving patriarch

Theresa Manning: She kept everybody connected

Andre Lewis: School guard, team leader and 'great' man

Michael Kaminski: Swimmer loved to dance, make others laugh

Josephine 'Jo' Bocchino: Made Sunday meals special

Don Chuz: Hard worker stayed dedicated to family in Guatemala

Vincent Scire Jr.: Loved music and playing it with others

Salvatore Guadagna: Family man was devoted to his faith

Salvatore Giordano: Daughters' playmate and protector

William Eyring: Mets fan adored his family

Bruce A. Korson: Dog lover had eye for design, devotion to charity

Ken Weldon: Softball star made friends with ease

Francis Kratochvil: Engineer used skills to help community

Susan Berman-Levine: School clerk who everyone knew

Mary Capitano: Lifelong seamstress was strong, determined

Shirley Katz: Dedicated to family, Jewish faith

Brigitte Horstmann: Founded Frog Lady Boutique

Tammy Hendriks: Giving teacher influenced the lives of many

Adeline Cook: Former English teacher lived lovingly

Edith Vitale: Longtime Plainview resident had a generous spirit

Josephine Bonfiglio: She made every occasion special

Janet Marsala: Always smiling, she made moments count

Anthony Marino: Hardworking practical joker loved to help others

Neil Blatt: Podiatrist who bonded with patients

Frances Halfond: 'Social butterfly' found joy in life

Antonio Ventre: Tailor for the Nassau County police

James Witkowski: Former finance director never sat still

Louis J. Siciliano: Army veteran loved listening to the crooners

Louis DeRiggi of Manorville: Loved billiards, ballroom dancing

Ruth Gold: Devoted matriarch found a niche working with families

Brenda Ravenell: Roosevelt lawyer worked to right the wrongs

The Rev. Ruperto Garcia Gonzalez: Pastor helped build churches

Dorothy DeMasi Torres: Member of Massapequa Park 'Brady Bunch'

John Conlon: A gentle, generous husband and father

Theresa and Shari La Fonte: Family loses mother, grandmother

Bill Mantell: Pharmacist went above and beyond

Wilson Joao Carvajal: NYIT graduate worked for PSEG Long Island

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