Obituaries Related to "Frazier" from New York Times Archive
Yancey Durham, Fight Manager Who Taught Joe Frazier, Is Dead
Durham, Yancey
Yancey Durham, Fight Manager Who Taught Joe Frazier, Is Dead
Durham, Yancey
Yancey Durham, Fight Manager Who Taught Joe Frazier, Is Dead
Durham, Yancey
Yancey Durham, Fight Manager Who Taught Joe Frazier, Is Dead
Durham, Yancey
Yancey Durham, Fight Manager Who Taught Joe Frazier, Is Dead
Durham, Yancey
Paid Notice: Deaths PURDY, FRAZIER R.
PURDY-Frazier R. 71, longtime creative director of Young & Rubicam Advertising, at his home in Roxbury, CT, on Saturday, October 27, 2001. Before retiring in 1991 he had a 37 year career at Y & R, starting as an assistant art director in 1954. It culminated in his becoming senior vice president, creative director of Y & R New York in 1975; Senior Vice President, Creative Director of Y & R USA in 1979; and executive vice president and executive creative director of Young & Rubicam Inc. Worldwide ...
Joe Frazier, Who Managed Mets in Turbulent Time, Is Dead at 88
Frazier, a baseball lifer, managed at Shea Stadium during the period between the tenures of Yogi Berra and Joe Torre.
Joe Frazier, Ex-Heavyweight Champ, Dies at 67
Frazier, the former heavyweight champion, had an epic rivalry with Muhammad Ali that included the Thrilla in Manila, regarded as one of the greatest fights in boxing history.
Philadelphia and the Boxing World Pay Tribute to Frazier
Eulogized as an ordinary man who achieved extraordinary greatness, Joe Frazier’s life was celebrated in a ceremony attended by his old rival, Muhammad Ali.
Merck C.E.O. Ken Frazier on Death Row Cases and the Corporate Soul
Corner Office, a regular interview with leading C.E.O.s, returns. In the first installment, Ken Frazier talks about race, justice and his break with President Trump.
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