Obituaries Related to "Nash" from New York Times Archive
Dallas Taylor, Drummer for Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Dies at 66
Mr. Taylor, who later became a drug counselor, was ejected from the band because of his drinking and drug use.
Dallas Taylor, Drummer for Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Dies at 66
Mr. Taylor, who later became a drug counselor, was ejected from the band because of his drinking and drug use.
Joe Nash, 85, Who Amassed an Archive on Black Dance, Dies
Joe Nash, leading archivist of black dance in US, dies at age 85 (M)
Paid Notice: Deaths NASH, NANCY THOURON
NASH--Nancy Thouron. Died at her home in Morristown, New Jersey on Sunday, September 11, 2005. She was 70. The cause was brain cancer. She was born in Lynchburg, Virginia, grew up in Wilmington, Delaware, resided for several years in New York City and in Brussels, Belgium and lived in Morristown since 1969. Nancy was a graduate of the Tower Hill School, Wilmington, Delaware and St. Timothy's School, Stevenson, Maryland. She received a BA degree from Vassar College in 1956 and a Master of Letters ...
Paid Notice: Deaths ROSENTHAL, DOROTHY N. (NEE NASH)
ROSENTHAL -- Dorothy N. (nee Nash). March 12, 2006 of Voorhees, NJ. Wife of the late Norman Rosenthal. Mother of Susan (Gary) Parks and Jane (the late Roger) Davis. Grandmother of Robin (Seth) Kugler, Richard (Terri) Parks, Lawrence (Bettina) Parks, Mitchell (Meryl) Davis and Patricia (Randy) Lahn. Also survived by twelve greatgrandchildren. Dorothy was a longtime member of the Hollywood Golf Club in Deal, NJ. Services and interment are private. For information, Platt Memorial Chapels, Inc.
Jack Nash, Pioneer in Hedge Funds, Dies at 79
Mr. Nash was a former chairman of Oppenheimer & Company who helped pioneer the modern hedge fund business.
Jack Nash, Pioneer in Hedge Funds, Dies at 79
Jack Nash, a former chairman of Oppenheimer & Company who helped pioneer the modern hedge fund business, died July 30 in Manhattan. He was 79.
Dallas Taylor, Drummer for Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Dies at 66
Mr. Taylor, who later became a drug counselor, was ejected from the band because of his drinking and drug use.
Jonell Nash, Who Cut Fat, Not Flavor, Out of Soul Food, Dies at 72
Ms. Nash wrote two cookbooks about lowering the fat content in traditional African-American cooking and was food editor of the magazine Essence for 25 years.
John F. Nash Jr., Math Genius Defined by a ‘Beautiful Mind,’ Dies at 86
The narrative of Dr. Nash’s brilliant rise, the lost years of severe mental illness, and the eventual awarding of a Nobel captured the public mind.
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Jule Campbell, 96, Dies; Architect of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue
Be it objectification or celebration, the annual rite she created earned millions for the magazine and helped usher in the supermodel era.
Joyce Bryant, Sensual Singer Who Changed Course, Dies at 95
In the 1940s and ’50s she was a glamorous Black star when there were few. Then she became a missionary.
Gaddis Smith Dies at 89; Taught History to Generations at Yale
One of his students became a president, another an actress. He also helped the university modernize during the 1970s and ’80s.
Jim Kolbe, Openly Gay Republican Congressman, Is Dead at 80
His vote for the Defense of Marriage Act in 1996 prompted a gay-interest magazine to prepare to out him. He later regretted his vote and celebrated coming out.
Sal Durante, Who Caught a Bit of Baseball History, Dies at 81
At Yankee Stadium on Oct. 1, 1961, Mr. Durante, a 19-year-old truck driver, stood on his seat in right field and nabbed Roger Maris’s 61st home run one-handed.
Don Luce, Activist Who Helped End the Vietnam War, Dies at 88
His relentless campaigning and his exposure of South Vietnam’s “tiger cages” were instrumental in turning the American public and Congress against the war.
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