Obituaries Related to "Carey" from New York Times Archive
Paid Notice: Deaths MCINTOSH, MILLICENT CAREY
McINTOSH-Millicent Carey, on January 3, 2001. The trustees, administration, faculty, and staff of Bank Street College of Education note with sorrow the passing of Millicent C. McIntosh, a Life Trustee of the College. Mrs. McIntosh served as a Statutory Trustee on the Bank Street Board of Trustees from 1962 until 1974, when she was elected a Life Trustee in recognition of her tireless work and advocacy on behalf of the College, particularly during the period in which Bank Street was building its ...
Paid Notice: Deaths MCINTOSH, MILLICENT CAREY
McINTOSH-Millicent Carey, on January 3rd, 2001. The Brearley School Community mourns the loss of our beloved former Head, who served from 1930 to 1947. The School will always cherish the memory of her warm spirit and devotion to students, shown once again when she returned to Brearley for a 100th birthday celebration in December 1998. We will forever benefit from her vision and leadership as she helped to shape Brearley into the school that it is today. A remembrance by the Brearley Community wi ...
Ruiz Warns Carey He May Now Back Death-Penalty Bill
State Senator Israel Ruiz Jr., Democrat of the South Bronx, said yesterday that unless Governor Carey offered a “meaningful” package to combat street crime in the next two weeks, he would cast what could be the deciding vote to override the Governors expected veto of the death‐penalty bill nearing final passage in the Legislature.
Paid Notice: Deaths MCINTOSH, MILLICENT CAREY
McINTOSH-Millicent Carey, on January 3, 2001. The trustees, administration, faculty, and staff of Bank Street College of Education note with sorrow the passing of Millicent C. McIntosh, a Life Trustee of the College. Mrs. McIntosh served as a Statutory Trustee on the Bank Street Board of Trustees from 1962 until 1974, when she was elected a Life Trustee in recognition of her tireless work and advocacy on behalf of the College, particularly during the period in which Bank Street was building its ...
Paid Notice: Deaths MCINTOSH, MILLICENT CAREY
McINTOSH-Millicent Carey, on January 3rd, 2001. The Brearley School Community mourns the loss of our beloved former Head, who served from 1930 to 1947. The School will always cherish the memory of her warm spirit and devotion to students, shown once again when she returned to Brearley for a 100th birthday celebration in December 1998. We will forever benefit from her vision and leadership as she helped to shape Brearley into the school that it is today. A remembrance by the Brearley Community wi ...
Ruiz Warns Carey He May Now Back Death-Penalty Bill
State Senator Israel Ruiz Jr., Democrat of the South Bronx, said yesterday that unless Governor Carey offered a “meaningful” package to combat street crime in the next two weeks, he would cast what could be the deciding vote to override the Governors expected veto of the death‐penalty bill nearing final passage in the Legislature.
Paid Notice: Deaths MCINTOSH, MILLICENT CAREY
McINTOSH-Millicent Carey, on January 3, 2001. The trustees, administration, faculty, and staff of Bank Street College of Education note with sorrow the passing of Millicent C. McIntosh, a Life Trustee of the College. Mrs. McIntosh served as a Statutory Trustee on the Bank Street Board of Trustees from 1962 until 1974, when she was elected a Life Trustee in recognition of her tireless work and advocacy on behalf of the College, particularly during the period in which Bank Street was building its ...
Paid Notice: Deaths MCINTOSH, MILLICENT CAREY
McINTOSH-Millicent Carey, on January 3rd, 2001. The Brearley School Community mourns the loss of our beloved former Head, who served from 1930 to 1947. The School will always cherish the memory of her warm spirit and devotion to students, shown once again when she returned to Brearley for a 100th birthday celebration in December 1998. We will forever benefit from her vision and leadership as she helped to shape Brearley into the school that it is today. A remembrance by the Brearley Community wi ...
Ruiz Warns Carey He May Now Back Death-Penalty Bill
State Senator Israel Ruiz Jr., Democrat of the South Bronx, said yesterday that unless Governor Carey offered a “meaningful” package to combat street crime in the next two weeks, he would cast what could be the deciding vote to override the Governors expected veto of the death‐penalty bill nearing final passage in the Legislature.
Paid Notice: Deaths MCINTOSH, MILLICENT CAREY
McINTOSH-Millicent Carey, on January 3, 2001. The trustees, administration, faculty, and staff of Bank Street College of Education note with sorrow the passing of Millicent C. McIntosh, a Life Trustee of the College. Mrs. McIntosh served as a Statutory Trustee on the Bank Street Board of Trustees from 1962 until 1974, when she was elected a Life Trustee in recognition of her tireless work and advocacy on behalf of the College, particularly during the period in which Bank Street was building its ...
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