Margaret Amendola, Rye Seniors Member, Dies at 98
She was employed for many years at Village Savings Bank in Rye, NY. She was also a devoted wife, mother and grandmother, and a member of the Rye Seniors.
Robert Peter Fox Sr., Port Chester Local and Former Rye Pioneer Softball Player, Dies at 94
Among the many joys of his full life were the memories held and stories told over the years of his early days playing softball with the Rye Pioneers and his 15-plus years as a revered youth baseball coach in Port Chester.
Theresa Ann Iverson, Rye High School Graduate, Dies at 92
Theresa Ann Iverson, a beacon of love and faith, peacefully passed away on Dec. 24.
Michael Peter Brennan, Lifelong Rye Resident, Dies at 88
After graduating from Rye High School, he proudly served in the U.S. Navy from 1955 to 1961, upon which he was honorably discharged and bestowed a Good Conduct Medal.
Alexander J. Glennon, Former Rye City School District Sub Teacher and Coach, Dies at 90
Alexander also worked as a substitute teacher for the Rye City School District, and he worked as a youth basketball, football and as a baseball coach.
Michael B. Holmes, Former Rye High School Student Athlete, Dies at 60
Michael’s charm won over everyone he met, and a win for him was making sure everyone around him enjoyed the activity as much as he did.
John Francis Quinn Jr., RHS Alumnus and Rye Volunteer Fire Department Member, Dies at 84
John was a proud alumnus of Resurrection Grammar School and Rye High School, and was a longtime member of the Rye Volunteer Fire Department.
Kathryn Carey Strom, Raised in Rye, Dies at 71
Kathy had a quick wit, and was a loyal friend, a loving grandmother, mother and wife, and most certainly, her parents’ favorite daughter.
Michelle Myers Florence, Former Rye Record Staff Photographer, Dies at 92
She was staff photographer for The Rye Record, was an avid bridge player, member of the One World Book Club, and participated in the Rye Garden Club plant exchanges.
Elizabeth Dater Jennings, Wall Street Investment Analyst, Dies at 79
Beth Dater’s career in investment management spanned 50 years, starting with a stint at Lehman Brothers, and then joined Fiduciary Trust Company of New York in 1970 where she became a vice president and U.S. equities analyst, specializing in the newspaper and media industries.