Before moving to Greenwich, Conn., Julia Goldie was active with The Osborn School, Little Garden Club of Rye, and Christ’s Church Rye.
Tom Neeves was known for his quick wit and love of sports – especially when his son was playing.
Donald Demas met wife of 50-plus years while working together at Ward Bolt Works.
Peggy Sweeney was an educator, volunteer, and active parishioner.
Jack Heffernan’s was a man of business, charitable service and dedication to Catholic charities.
From teaching CCD to leading the Twig Organization, Diana Steers was an active member of the Rye community.
Bob Sweeney lived in Rye for 66 years, taught history in Port Chester for three decades.
Herbert Lobl’s law career included a 30-year rotation in Paris, as part of his work for the law firm of Davis Polk.
Maryanne Bardwil Lynch was one of the first two women appointed to the board of governors at The Apawamis Club, where she won several championship golf titles.
Adele Arrigale was a member of the Rye Seniors and parishioner of the Church of the Resurrection.