Obituaries Related to "Moyer" from New York Times Archive
Roy Moyer, 85, a Painter and Curator, Dies
Roy Moyer was a painter who helped bring works by other artists to museums across the United States.
Paid Notice: Deaths MOYER, PAGE EMORY
MOYER--Page Emory, of East Hampton & Manhattan, on October 20, 2004. Loving mother of David of Darien, CT. Religious services Saturday, October 30 at St. Luke's Episcopal Church 3PM. Interment Cedar Lawn Cemetery, East Hampton. Memorial Services Tuesday November 9, 6 PM, at Church of the Epiphany, 74th Street and York Avenue, NYC.
Paid Notice: Deaths MOYER, DONALD
MOYER-Donald. On May 30, 2002 in New York. His friends are deeply saddened by his loss, but very grateful for the joy and sweetness he bought into our lives.
Paid Notice: Deaths MOYER, DONALD
MOYER-Donald. On May 30, 2002 in New York. His friends are deeply saddened by his loss, but very grateful for the joy and sweetness he bought into our lives.
Paid Notice: Deaths MOYER, PAGE EMORY
MOYER--Page Emory, of East Hampton & Manhattan, on October 20, 2004. Loving mother of David of Darien, CT. Religious services Saturday, October 30 at St. Luke's Episcopal Church 3PM. Interment Cedar Lawn Cemetery, East Hampton. Memorial Services Tuesday November 9, 6 PM, at Church of the Epiphany, 74th Street and York Avenue, NYC.
Roy Moyer, 85, a Painter and Curator, Dies
Roy Moyer was a painter who helped bring works by other artists to museums across the United States.
WILLIAM U. MOYER, EX-RAIL EXECUTIVE; Was Assistant to President of the Pennsylvania Under Samuel Rea--Dies at 57
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Paid Notice: Deaths MOYER, KERRY
MOYER-Kerry. Age 41, of Manhattan. Beloved son of Grace Moyer of Reading, PA, and the late Leonard Lecce; brother of Lenora. Penn State and Parsons ('79). His talent for design -from a tycoon's Mexican Shangri-la to smart Park Avenue addresses and outlandish Pines parties -was matched by his capacity to love. He never met a room he couldn't make fabulous, if just by walking in. Visiting today, 5-8 PM, Redden's, 324 W. 14 St. Service Monday, 10:30 AM, St. Luke-in-theFields, 487 Hudson St. Contrib ...
Paid Notice: Deaths LEHMAN MOYER, MARCIA
LEHMAN MOYER-Marcia. On April 7, 1999. Mother of Elise Bon Rudin. Grandmother of Marko Bon. Sister of Suzanne Zimet (Arthur) and Jacqueline Cummings (Victor). Aunt of Andrew, Abby, David and Nina. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Lahey Clinic Hospital, Hartley Fund, Quality Resources Dept., 41 Mall Rd., Burlington, MA 01805, Attn: Pamela Reznick, LICSW, greatly appreciated.
Paid Notice: Deaths MOYER, JAMES A.
MOYER-James A. At age 57 from cancer. Loving husband of Rona (nee Kavee). Devoted father of Darcie and Matthew. Services Wednesday, 10 AM at Community Synagogue of Sands Point, 150 Middleneck Road, Port Washington, New York. MOYER-James. The Congregation of The Community Synagogue of Port Washington, NY, notes with sorrow the passing of its member and extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family. Funeral service at the synagogue Wednesday, March 13, at 10 AM. Rabbi Jeffrey K. Salkin Lau ...
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