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Gigi Proietti, Actor Who Embodied the Roman Spirit, Dies at 80

Beloved in Italy, he was best known as the star of a TV series playing a small-town police chief. He also had a long film career and a popular one-man stage show.

Mary Roman, City Clerk Who Set Senior Shot Put Records, Dies at 84

Mrs. Roman excelled at many field events, as well as local government. She succumbed to the coronavirus.

Nancy Roman, ‘Mother of the Hubble’ Telescope, Dies at 93

As NASA’s chief of astronomy, Dr. Roman was the first woman in a leadership position at the agency and oversaw planning for the Hubble Space Telescope.

What the Fall of the Roman Republic Can Teach Us About America

“Mortal Republic,” by Edward J. Watts, examines parallels between ancient Rome and today’s United States.

Notable Deaths 2017: Roman Herzog

Roman Herzog, Germany’s President in 1990s, Is Dead at 82

A former judge, Mr. Herzog encouraged economic overhauls and a remembrance of the Holocaust during his presidency, the second since reunification.

Alan Dershowitz, From the Death Penalty to Roman Polanski

Over a five-decade career, Mr. Dershowitz has represented some of America’s most prominent criminal defendants, including O.J. Simpson, Leona Helmsley, Mike Tyson and Claus von Bulow.

Roman Totenberg, Violinist and Teacher, Dies at 101

Mr. Totenberg influenced generations of musicians, and appeared on countless recordings.

Roman Opalka, an Artist of Numbers, Is Dead at 79

Mr. Opalka was known for a quixotic project in which he sought to paint every number to infinity.

Paid Notice: Deaths SERRANO, , BRAULIA. (NEE VAZQUEZ, ROMAN)

SERRANO -- Braulia. (Nee Vazquez - Roman). Died peacefully at home in New York City on June 4, 2003. Predeceased by husband Manuel Serrano-Martinez and son Victor Manuel Serrano. Born May 26, 1913 in Humacao, Puerto Rico, daughter of Benedicto Vazquez-Sosa and Dominga Roman-Gonzalez. She moved to New York in 1929. Survived by her children, Luz Maria Ruiz of Charlottesville, VA., Rafael Serrano of New Windsor, N.Y. and George Serrano of New York City. Also survived by her brother, Julio Vazquez-R ...