Obituaries Related to "Mcguire" from New York Times Archive
Phyllis McGuire, Last of a Singing Sisters Act, Dies at 89
Starting in the ’50s, the McGuire Sisters were one of America’s most popular vocal groups, their three-part harmonies a balm to audiences rattled by rock ’n’ roll.
Renada McGuire, Resilient Home Health Aide, Dies at 39
She decided to work with adults with mental disabilities after giving birth to a child with challenges. She died of complications of the novel coronavirus.
Christine McGuire, Eldest of the Singing Sisters, Is Dead at 92
With hits like “Sincerely” and “Sugartime,” the McGuire Sisters embodied the postwar popular culture of the 1950s.
Phyllis McGuire, Last of a Singing Sisters Act, Dies at 89
Starting in the ’50s, the McGuire Sisters were one of America’s most popular vocal groups, their three-part harmonies a balm to audiences rattled by rock ’n’ roll.
Renada McGuire, Resilient Home Health Aide, Dies at 39
She decided to work with adults with mental disabilities after giving birth to a child with challenges. She died of complications of the novel coronavirus.
Christine McGuire, Eldest of the Singing Sisters, Is Dead at 92
With hits like “Sincerely” and “Sugartime,” the McGuire Sisters embodied the postwar popular culture of the 1950s.
Dorothy McGuire, of Singing Sister Act, Dies at 84
The McGuire Sisters’ hits, like “Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight” and “Sugartime,” kept their sweet innocence in the face of rock ’n’ roll trends.
Dick McGuire, a Fixture With the Knicks for More Than Half a Century, Dies at 84
As a player, coach and scout, Mr. McGuire was identified indelibly with New York.
William J. McGuire, 82, Art of Persuasion Pioneer, Dies
Mr. McGuire was a social psychologist at Yale whose work on the art of persuasion and how to resist it has been applied in political science, advertising and mass communications.
Paid Notice: Deaths MCGUIRE, JOHN
McGUIRE--John. The New York Times records with deep sorrow the passing of John McGuire, associated with The Times from February 8 , 1940 until retiring in January 1, 1979.
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