Obituaries Related to "Tate" from New York Times Archive
John T. Tate, Familiar Name in the World of Numbers, Dies at 94
Many of his explanations of fundamental ideas now bear his name, a much-honored one among mathematicians.
Notable Deaths 2017: Jeffrey Tate
Grady Tate, Jazz Drummer Turned Vocalist, Dies at 85
Celebrated for his versatility as a percussionist, Mr. Tate “never thought of singing as a career,” but somehow it happened.
John T. Tate, Familiar Name in the World of Numbers, Dies at 94
Many of his explanations of fundamental ideas now bear his name, a much-honored one among mathematicians.
Notable Deaths 2017: Jeffrey Tate
Grady Tate, Jazz Drummer Turned Vocalist, Dies at 85
Celebrated for his versatility as a percussionist, Mr. Tate “never thought of singing as a career,” but somehow it happened.
Jeffrey Tate, Conductor Whose Life Was a Worldwide Whirlwind, Dies at 74
An English maestro who ultimately arrived at his calling after detouring to a medical degree.
James Tate, Prolific Pulitzer-Winning Poet, Dies at 71
Mr. Tate, a writer fond of wordplay and wild flights of surrealism, also won the National Book Award.
Paid Notice: Deaths TATE, FREDERICK GEORGE
TATE -- Frederick George. age 81, retired attorney and former partner at Rogers & Wells in New York City, died in Washington D.C. on Monday, February 27, of a heart attack. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wills Hills Tate of Wakefield, MA. He is survived by his wife Janice, son Thomas and granddaughter Cecilia. The family will hold private services and burial in Wakefield, MA.
Paid Notice: Deaths TATE, FREDERICK GEORGE
TATE -- Frederick George. age 81, retired attorney and former partner at Rogers & Wells in New York City, died in Washington D.C. on Monday, February 27, of a heart attack. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wills Hills Tate of Wakefield, MA. He is survived by his wife Janice, son Thomas and granddaughter Cecilia. The family will hold private services and burial in Wakefield, MA.
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