Obituaries Related to "Eaton" from New York Times Archive
Rosanell Eaton, Fierce Voting Rights Advocate, Dies at 97
Calling her an unsung hero, President Barack Obama praised her and others for refusing “to accept anything less than a full measure of equality.”
John Eaton, Composer and Electronic Innovator, Dies at 80
Mr. Eaton, who was also an academic and inventor, was a creator of operas large and small.
Earl Eaton, a Founder of the Vail Skiing Resort, Is Dead at 85
Mr. Eaton grew up in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado as a hunter, hiker, prospector and skier and envisioned what became Vail, one of America’s most popular ski resorts.
Paid Notice: Deaths EATON, JUSTINE A.
EATON--Justine A., 93, of New York, and Dublin, NH. Died peacefully at home, April 20th. Widow of Fredrick M. Eaton, a partner at Shearman & Sterling. Mother of Justine E. Auchincloss, Frederick A. Eaton, and the late John M. Eaton. Sister of Irene Grant and the late Martha Blagden. Attended the Chapin School and the Foxcroft School. Grandmother of ten, great-grandmother of eight, she was an inspiration to her entire extended family and friends. Services will be held at St. James Episcopal Churc ...
Paid Notice: Deaths EATON, JUSTINE A.
EATON--Justine A., 93, of New York, and Dublin, NH. Died peacefully at home, April 20th. Widow of Fredrick M. Eaton, a partner at Shearman & Sterling. Mother of Justine E. Auchincloss, Frederick A. Eaton, and the late John M. Eaton. Sister of Irene Grant and the late Martha Blagden. Attended the Chapin School and the Foxcroft School. Grandmother of ten, great-grandmother of eight, she was an inspiration to her entire extended family and friends. Services will be held at St. James Episcopal Churc ...
Paid Notice: Deaths EATON, JUSTINE A.
EATON--Justine A., 93, of New York, and Dublin, NH. Died peacefully at home, April 20th. Widow of Fredrick M. Eaton, a partner at Shearman & Sterling. Mother of Justine E. Auchincloss, Frederick A. Eaton, and the late John M. Eaton. Sister of Irene Grant and the late Martha Blagden. Attended the Chapin School and the Foxcroft School. Grandmother of ten, great-grandmother of eight, she was an inspiration to her entire extended family and friends. Services will be held at St. James Episcopal Churc ...
Paid Notice: Deaths EATON, JUSTINE A.
EATON--Justine A., 93, of New York, and Dublin, NH. Died peacefully at home, April 20th. Widow of Fredrick M. Eaton, a partner at Shearman & Sterling. Mother of Justine E. Auchincloss, Frederick A. Eaton, and the late John M. Eaton. Sister of Irene Grant and the late Martha Blagden. Attended the Chapin School and the Foxcroft School. Grandmother of ten, great-grandmother of eight, she was an inspiration to her entire extended family and friends. Services will be held at St. James Episcopal Churc ...
Charles Eaton, 94, Is Dead; Member of Dancing Family
Charles Eaton, dancer with Ziegfeld Follies and other Broadway shows, dies at age 94; photo (M)
Paid Notice: Deaths EATON, HARRIET
EATON--Harriet. On August 11, 2003. Beloved wife of the late Morton, loving mother of Jonathan and Emily, dear mother-in-law of Diane, adoring grandmother of David. Service Friday, 11:30 AM, at ''The Riverside'', 76th Street and Amsterdam Avenue.
Paid Notice: Deaths EATON, , DWIGHT FIELD
EATON--Dwight Field. Died suddenly at age 91 on June 7, 2003. Survived by his wife of 64 years Wilma of Pennswood Village in Newtown, PA; his sons Douglas of Manhattan and Craig of Langhorne, PA; his grandsons Noah and John of Langhorne. >>AD#
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