Obituaries Related to "Gonzalez" from New York Times Archive
Waldemar Gonzalez, Social Worker Who Drew on His Own Hard Life, Dies at 72
He grew up with an abusive father and carried that pain into adulthood before becoming ‘Dad 2.0.’ He died of the coronavirus.
Antonio González Pacheco, Accused Policeman in Franco’s Spain, Dies at 73
Mr. González Pacheco was charged with torturing opponents of the Franco dictatorship but never stood trial. Reports said he died of complications of the novel coronavirus.
Andy González, Prolific Latin Jazz Bassist, Is Dead at 69
A busy studio musician, he was also a key part of two influential groups: the Fort Apache Band, which he founded with his brother Jerry, and Libre.
Mario Gonzalez, Father of Golf in Brazil, Is Dead at 96
A master teacher, he was content to stay in Brazil. “If he had played more on the PGA Tour,” one golfer said, “I am sure he would be in the Hall of Fame.”
Ana González, Campaigner for Chile’s Missing, Dies at 93
After four members of her family disappeared under the Pinochet dictatorship, she crusaded tirelessly on behalf of other families who lost loved ones.
Jerry González, Innovator of Latin Jazz, Is Dead at 69
A trumpeter and percussionist, he melded Cuban, African, Puerto Rican and other influences in the Fort Apache Band and other ensembles.
Santiago Barberi Gonzalez, a Colombian Fashion Star, Dies at 40
The designer was the charismatic president of one of the largest purveyors of crocodile handbags in the world.
Teodoro González de León, Evocative Mexican Architect, Dies at 90
Mr. González de León, in various settings, reimagined the tenets of Modernism in a Mexican context.
Julio Gonzalez, Arsonist Who Killed 87 at New York Club in ’90, Dies at 61
Mr. Gonzalez was sentenced to 87 concurrent terms of 25 years for starting the fire, which prompted the city to renew its scrutiny of safety measures at nightclubs.
Paid Notice: Deaths GONZALEZ, H. MANUEL
GONZALEZ--H. Manuel, October 30. Survived by his wife Sandra and daughter Manne Rene. Memorial services November 11th at 10am, Holy Trinity Church, W. 82nd St.
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