Obituaries Related to "Townsend" from New York Times Archive
Sue Townsend, Creator of Adrian Mole Books, Dies at 68
Ms. Townsend beat the odds of a difficult early life to become one of Britain’s most popular writers.
Sue Townsend, Creator of Adrian Mole Books, Dies at 68
Ms. Townsend beat the odds of a difficult early life to become one of Britain’s most popular writers.
Sue Townsend, Creator of Adrian Mole Books, Dies at 68
Ms. Townsend beat the odds of a difficult early life to become one of Britain’s most popular writers.
Sue Townsend, Creator of Adrian Mole Books, Dies at 68
Ms. Townsend beat the odds of a difficult early life to become one of Britain’s most popular writers.
Sue Townsend, Creator of Adrian Mole Books, Dies at 68
Ms. Townsend beat the odds of a difficult early life to become one of Britain’s most popular writers.
Sue Townsend, Creator of Adrian Mole Books, Dies at 68
Ms. Townsend beat the odds of a difficult early life to become one of Britain’s most popular writers.
Sue Townsend, Creator of Adrian Mole Books, Dies at 68
Ms. Townsend beat the odds of a difficult early life to become one of Britain’s most popular writers.
Sue Townsend, Creator of Adrian Mole Books, Dies at 68
Ms. Townsend beat the odds of a difficult early life to become one of Britain’s most popular writers.
Paid Notice: Deaths TOWNSEND, PAUL
TOWNSEND--Paul. Friends and supporters of the North Shore-Long Island Jewish (LIJ) Health System are deeply saddened by Saturday's passing of Paul Townsend of Bellport, New York. A life Trustee of the Northshore-LIJ Health System, Mr. Townsend was one of the founders of North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset, NY, and served as chairman of the hospital Board of Trustees. He was a Long Island advocate of the highest order, working tirelessly to ensure that the region's economic growth did no ...
Paid Notice: Deaths HORNOR, TOWNSEND
HORNOR--Townsend, age 78, died on September 11, 2005 at his home in Osterville, Massachusetts. He was the husband of Catherine Childs Hornor, and the former husband of the late Elizabeth Saunders Hornor and the late Barbara Graham Hornor. He was the father of Sally Graham Hornor, Grace Hornor Evans and Townsend Hornor, Jr., and the grandfather of nine. In addition to his wife, children and grandchildren, he is survived by his brother Dewitt, of New York City. A memorial celebration will be held ...
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