Norma Minicus and her husband started married life in North Africa before eventually settling in Armonk.
Terri Silverman worked as the manager of the Rye Golf Club for over 20 years and participated in the Rye arts scene.
Anne Prata, who moved with family to U.S., loved animals and her Scottish heritage.
A life-long boater, Rob Matturro, Jr. operated many boats in Rye and surrounding areas.
Originally from Rhode Island, Jim Egan and his wife raised his children in Rye, where he volunteered as a CYO basketball coach.
After successful careers on gridiron and commercials, John Lium devoted his talents to several different industries, including starting a nonprofit dedicated to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy research.
Cyril Gsell was a member of notable clubs, including the Westchester Country Club.
Local hiking legend Brian McGillicuddy, who didn’t return from climb in Scottish Highlands, leaves behind wife of 30-plus years and son in Harrison.
Joyce Lee climbed the corporate ladder throughout her career in the electrical communications industry.
Often referred to as the father and pioneer of mass tort litigation, Paul Rheingold is credited with naming two major legal practices: toxic torts and mass torts.

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