"He was gone for three or six months at a time, but she held it together. "I write this with an empty heart, a void which will never be filled. "I prayed and I prayed, Lord when you take one please take the other," she said. "Jose Fontanez, the first Boston police officer to die of Fontanez was a 29-year veteran of the police force, having joined in 1991. There would be no Siegfried without Roy, and no Roy without Siegfried," Fischbacher said upon Horn's death.Jimmy Glenn, owner of the famous New York City bar Jimmy's Corner, died of complications related to the Glenn, a former amateur boxer and a boxing trainer himself, opened Jimmy's Corner in Times Square in 1971.

"Wilson spent her entire career in the zoo's mammal house caring for the gorillas, elephants and big cats, before retiring in 1999.Jerman started his career as a White House cleaner under President Eisenhower in 1957, and retired as a butler during the Obama administration in 2012. He painted a little," Bill Passman said. "When I told Zuri her dad passed, she cried and then she said, 'It's OK because daddy is with all my favorite people and all my heroes. Hedrick took an interest in art later in life, and earned awards for her paintings.

"For a minister, who ministered to so many people in their last hours, not to be with him (was) really hard," Ashley said.Jazmond Dixon, known for her huge smile, died from the Dixon worked at the American Red Cross in St. Louis and had just completed her master's degree in business administration at Lindenwood University last year. Glen Ridge Police Department He walked as many batters as he struck out.Former MLB pitcher Nolan Ryan said Dalkowski "threw a ball faster than anyone who ever lived," when interviewed for the documentary "Fastball.

"He was the stalwart of the family, our advisor, our pride," his younger sister, nurse Pascale Verrier, said.Verrier, who was the director of the general surgery department at St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx, was married for 25 years and shared two sons and a stepdaughter with Dr. Joanne Verrier, program director of the dental residency program at a Harlem hospital.She called him a "presence" with a "booming voice," who was "imposing and knowledgeable. "His daughter, Josephine Halkias-Tsarnas, confirmed the news of her father's death on Facebook. Lila Fenwick was the first black woman to graduate from Harvard Law School. "The other kids and parents appreciated that he was never a yeller, never put kids down.

She won a March of Dimes Nurse of the Year award last year.

Some people in Detroit called Laneeka Barksdale the "Queen of the Ballroom."

Nathan Hopper "Joyce Pacubas-Le Blanc, who worked as a nurse in Chicago for over 30 years, died of A colleague and friend said Pacubas-Le Blanc, an ICU triage nurse at the University of Illinois hospital, was "nurturing to whoever needed it. "And I just feel so lost without her. "Patricia Bosworth, known for writing the acclaimed biographies of Jane Fonda, Marlon Brando and other stars, died of complications of the Though Bosworth had some early film credits, starring on Broadway and in the 1959 film "A Nun's Story" alongside Audrey Hepburn, she found lasting success in journalism and as the biographer of complex but high-profile figures.

"I know for a fact that paradise gained an angel because she was an angel here on Earth," Minard said.

She worked as a graphic designer for the Archdiocese of Newark and several magazines in New York City, he said.Raymond Copeland, a sanitation worker and single father, died of complications of Copeland, who lived in New York City, raised three girls on his own after their mother died. "Reverend Richard "Dick" Ottaway, a retired Episcopal minister, died on March 23 from Ottaway was described as a Renaissance man. Things you never say to me, oh, oh Tell me that you've had enough Of our love, our love Just give me a reason Just a little bit's enough Just a second we're not broken just bent And we can learn to love again It's in the stars It's been written in the scars on our hearts We're not broken just bent And we can learn to love again"

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""Every chance she got to come home she'd come always be with us," she said. We've developed a suite of premium Outlook features for people with advanced email and calendar needs. the Extra-Terrestrial," died from Daviau was known as a master of light. Expand your Outlook.

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""We were just Michele, Lysa and Pam," Chambers said, including their oldest sister.

"Marion Welenz Hedrick, a great-grandmother and an Air Force veteran, died of complications from the Hedrick served in the U.S. Air Force as an Airman Second Class before being appointed to work at the Pentagon in the 1950s. She was placed on a ventilator while Irving was released, and died a week later.Carole devoted herself to the students of New York City for over 33 years as a school counselor, according to an obituary provided to CBS News. "Through her career, Dunn worked with Governor John Bel Edwards to enact legislative change to help the disabled community.

Clinton had called him a "modern day dream keeper. ""They never met each other," her daughter Vicki Spencer said, "But they're together now. John Vettese/WXPN via AP/AP "His niece, Dr. Christina Pardo, said the family hopes to establish a scholarship for medical residents in his name.Mario Araujo, a member of the Chicago Fire Department, died from complications of the Araujo joined the department in 2003 and spent most of his career on Truck 25. She was 28.Blackhorse dreamed of leading her people one day as Navajo Nation Council delegate or even president of the Navajo Nation.

"He described Pacubas-Le Blanc as "the type of person that would feed you, clothe you, whether she knew you or not. "Multiple clients considered Spano a part of their families. David Caravassi