Obituaries Related to "Salas" from New York Times Archive
Emiliano Sala, Cardiff City Striker, Feared Dead After Plane Disappears
A soccer player who recently moved to the English Premier League club was aboard a flight that disappeared over the English Channel on Monday.
Sala Kirschner, 94, Whose Trove of Letters Told of the Holocaust, Dies
For 50 years, she kept secret a cache of letters she had squirreled away from Nazi guards. The collection later inspired a book and a play.
Paid Notice: Deaths HUDES, SALA
HUDES--Sala. The officers, board and staff of the American Technion Society (ATS) are saddened by the loss of Sala Hudes of Tarzana, California. With her beloved husband, Edward, Mrs. Hudes was a Guardian, supporting the university at the highest level and creating a fund to help talented young people benefit from the excellence of a Technion education. Sala and Edward Hudes also gave generously to other causes promoting the welfare of Israel and the Jewish people. We offer our heartfelt condole ...
Paid Notice: Deaths LA SALA, FRANK
LA SALA--Frank. Of Osprey, FL, formerly of Yonkers, NY. Died on January 2, 2004. He was 97 years old. Mr. La Sala and his brothers began the La Sala Contracting Co., Inc. in 1937. La Sala Contracting became one of the largest masonary contracting companies in NYC. Frank, together with his brothers and the Inganamort family were real estate developers in the metropolitan and Fort Lee, NJ, areas. Mr. La Sala, acting as President of the Stephano La Sala Foundation, which he and his brothers organiz ...
Paid Notice: Deaths SALA, JEROME GINO
SALA-Jerome Gino, 78. Died on Sept 6. Born in Palermo, Sicily. He graduated from Juilliard School of Music and Teachers College Columbia University. Conducter of the Yonkers Philharmonic Orchestra, The Lehman College Community Band and other music ensembles. He was also a renowned clarinetist and the recipient of many awards, recognizing musical contributions and service. Associate Professor of music at Lehman College, and former music teacher at Woodlands High School, Professor Sala had a treme ...
Paid Notice: Deaths LA SALA, BRUCE
La SALA-Bruce. On Wednesday August 1, 2001 after a long illness. For more than 40 years an attorney in Englewood, NJ, he was known for his pro bono and community service. He was pro bono attorney for the Social Service Federation for 35 years and for the Flat Rock Brook Nature Association. He was a board member of the Englewood Economic Development Corporation, Englewood Hospital, The Experiment In International Living (now World Learning); counsel for the Center For Food Action in Englewood. He ...
Paid Notice: Deaths SCHLESINGER, SALA
SCHLESINGER - Sala. Beloved wife of the late Walter Schlesinger. Loving aunt to Bernice and Dr. Richard Altman and Maxine and Dr. Joel Hirsch and great-aunt to Michael, Russell, Kenneth, Lisa, Darren, Jeremy, Justin, Olivia and Max and cousin to the Rynderman and Blazer families. She was charitable and dedicated to the Jewish community. Her wonderful spirit, love and devotion will be missed by all. Services Wednesday, November 29, 11 AM, Sutton Place Synagogue, 51 Street, NYC SCHLESINGER-Sala (S ...
Paid Notice: Deaths LA SALA, ANDREW J., SR.
La SALA-Andrew J., Sr. On June 18, 1999. Beloved father of Stephen H. A. La Sala, Mary Louise Verni, Paula Alice LeFebvre and Andrew J. La Sala, Jr. Dear brother of Frank, Anthony and A. Stephen La Sala and dear grandfather of 11 grandchildren and great-grandfather of 15 great-grandchildren. Formerly of Bronxville, NY, Mr. La Sala was a mason contractor and owner/developer for the La Sala Contracting Corp., of which he was Partner and Secretary from 1935 to the present. He was a member of the We ...
Paid Notice: Deaths LEVINSON, SURA (SALA).
LEVINSON-Sura (Sala). Beloved wife of the late Paul (Stavka), loving mother of the late Denise and devoted friend. Your life with us will always be a part of our treasured memories. The Gelberg and Levin Families
Rafael M. Salas Dies at Age 58; Headed U.N. Population Agency
LEAD: Rafael M. Salas, executive director of the United Nations Fund for Population Activities and a senior member of the Philippine Government in the 1960's, died tonight in his hotel room in Washington, where he was visiting. He was 58 years old.
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