Obituaries Related to "Campos" from New York Times Archive
Pupi Campo, Cuban Bandleader and ‘the Rumba Maestro,’ Dies at 91
Mr. Campo provided comedy and brought rippling syncopation to Jack Paar’s “Morning Show” in the 1950s.
John Campo, Trainer of 1981 Derby Winner, Is Dead at 67
John Campo, a New York-based trainer for three decades who saddled Pleasant Colony, the winner of the 1981 Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes, died on Nov. 13 at his home in Hewlett, N.Y. He was 67. His death was announced by his son Paul, who said he had been treated for diabetes and strokes.
Paid Notice: Deaths CAMPO, J. WILLIAM (''BILL'')
CAMPO-J. William (''Bill''). Died peacefully at age 81 in Jupiter, FL. Beloved husband of Dorothy (''Dodie''), adored father of Priscilla (Michael Press), Jack (Betsy), Mary Kay (Chet Cobb), Didi, Joanie (Chris Carter), Tom and nine grandchildren, Michael and Dodie Press, Katie, Gigi and William Campo, Sally, Katherine and Julia Cobb and Reilly Carter, he also is survived by his loving sister, Mary Fleming (Jim). Bill was thoroughly devoted to his family. An innovative leader of the insurance in ...
Paid Notice: Deaths CAMPO, J. WILLIAM (''BILL'')
CAMPO-J. William (''Bill''). Died peacefully at age 81 in Jupiter, FL. Beloved husband of Dorothy (''Dodie''), adored father of Priscilla (Michael Press), Jack (Betsy), Mary Kay (Chet Cobb), Didi, Joanie (Chris Carter), Tom and nine grandchildren, Michael and Dodie Press, Katie, Gigi and William Campo, Sally, Katherine and Julia Cobb and Reilly Carter, he also is survived by his loving sister, Mary Fleming (Jim). Bill was thoroughly devoted to his family. An innovative leader of the insurance in ...
Paid Notice: Deaths CAMPO, J. WILLIAM (''BILL'')
CAMPO-J. William (''Bill''). Beloved husband of Dorothy. Beloved brother of Mary (Jim Fleming). Beloved uncle to the Noells and Flemings. Beloved father of Priscilla (Michael Press), Jack (Betsy), Mary Kay (Chet Cobb), Didi, Joanie (Chris Carter), Tom and nine grandchildren. He died peacefully on April 18 in Jupiter, FL. A leader in the insurance industry and a man of tremendous integrity, compassion, humor and courage, he was adored by many, and his passing leaves a hole in all our hearts. Visi ...
Paid Notice: Deaths CAMPO, J. WILLIAM (''BILL'')
CAMPO-J. William (''Bill''). Beloved husband of Dorothy. Beloved brother of Mary (Jim Fleming). Beloved uncle to the Noells and Flemings. Beloved father of Priscilla (Michael Press), Jack (Betsy), Mary Kay (Chet Cobb), Didi, Joanie (Chris Carter), Tom and nine grandchildren. He died peacefully on April 18 in Jupiter, FL. A leader in the insurance industry and a man of tremendous integrity, compassion, humor and courage, he was adored by many, and his passing leaves a hole in all our hearts. Visi ...
Paid Notice: Deaths DEL CAMPO, CRISTINA ERHART
del Campo-Cristina Erhart, representative and head of Christie's Argentina, passed away on October 19, 1998 in Buenos Aires after a short but valiant struggle with lung cancer. In addition to her position at Christie's, Ms. del Campo was very active as a member of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Argentina and worked closely with her husband during his career as Minister of the Argentine Embassy in Tel Aviv and then later as Ambassador to Ireland and Sweden. In addtiion to her husband, Cristina ...
Generoso Campos Marquetti Of Spanish War Dies at 94
Campos Marquetti, Generoso, 94
Pedro Albizu Campos, 73,Dies; Fiery Puerto Rican Nationalist; Terrorist's Followers Tried go Assassinate Truman in '50 mWaS Pardoned Last Year
Albizu Campos, Pedro
PUERTO RICAN ASSAILS 'YANKEE DESPOTISM'; Albizu Campos, Nationalist Chief, Says Followers Are Ready to Die for Independence.
Albizu s at observance of birthday of J de Diego; denounces "Yankee despotism"
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