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Vincent 'Don Vito' Margera dies; reality-TV star from 'Jackass' franchise was 59

He was fat. He was slow. He was often intoxicated, and/or appeared to have a speech impediment. If it was an act, it didn't seem like it. And if he was in on the joke -- which ended in 2007, when he...

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Here are some recent obituaries written by friends, family members, and colleagues of deceased Long Islanders.

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Long Island obituaries

Here are some recent obituaries written by friends, family members, and colleagues of deceased Long Islanders.

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Judith Lee Carman dies; retired teacher who traveled world was 74

Judith Lee Carman, a retired New York City kindergarten teacher, world traveler and grandmother, died unexpectedly Nov. 16 after a brief illness. Her first husband was screen and stage actor Brian...

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Long Island obituaries

Here are some recent obituaries written by friends, family members, and colleagues of deceased Long Islanders.

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Bernard Spitz dies; civil engineer from Queens who designed nuclear plants...

Bernard Spitz was always the smartest guy in the room.

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Steven J. Eisman dies; president of the Nassau County Bar Association was 61

Even opposing attorneys said Steven J. Eisman's devotion to family inspired his advocacy for his clients in turbulent divorce and custody cases.

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George Munnich dies; wrestling coach was 78

George Munnich walked around wrestling rooms with silver dollars jangling in his pockets. The head coach at Grand Avenue Middle School and assistant at Bellmore JFK High School for more than 20 years...

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Nancy Kulp, who once performed on the Manhattan stage as Chickee James, dies...

Nancy James, who once performed on the Manhattan stage as Chickee James, dies at 83

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Long Island obituaries

Here are some recent obituaries written by friends, family members, and colleagues of deceased Long Islanders.

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Long Island obituaries

Here are some recent obituaries written by friends, family members, and colleagues of deceased Long Islanders.

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Allan Wallach, former Newsday theater critic, entertainment editor, dies at 88

Allan Wallach, a longtime Newsday theater critic and entertainment editor who interviewed countless Broadway greats, died Nov. 17 at his home in Manhattan. He was 88.

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Richard Solo, longtime Stony Brook chemistry professor, dies at 79

Richard Solo had several lifelong loves: Stony Brook University, chemistry, teaching, the Boston Red Sox and chili, to name a few.

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Melvin Harris, whose career was about service to others, dies at 50

Melvin Harris, a union representative, community leader and a former aide to Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano, died at home in Uniondale of a pulmonary embolism on Nov. 22. He was 50.

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Long Island obituaries: Robert Mason, Robert Kayser, Irene Conaughton

Here are some recent obituaries writted by friends, family members, and colleagues of deceased Long Islanders.

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Longtime psychiatrist Herbert Perr dies; Navy veteran was 94

Dr. Herbert Perr, a Navy veteran and longtime Rockville Centre psychiatrist who strived for peace on earth and peace of mind for his patients, died Nov. 7 at his home in South Setauket, two days after...

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Peter Ames III of Little Neck, fishing rod craftsman, dies at 66

Peter Ames III, a Long Island craftsman who hand-built fishing rods for sportsmen from Florida to Canada, died Nov. 26 at Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New Hyde Park. He was 66.

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Trudy Deschamps dies; 'First lady of LI hockey' was 80

Trudy Deschamps' hospitality and personality persuaded her friends to view her as the First Lady of Long Island Hockey during her 44-year marriage to Buzz, a former Long Island Ducks star, St. John's...

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George T. Sakato dies; World War II Medal of Honor recipient dies at 94

LOS ANGELES (TNS) - "Roly-poly" is how George T. Sakato described his teenage self. To hear him tell it, he was almost a parody of a heroic figure - small, round and none too fit.

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Elizabeth C. Whitehouse dies; Ex-Sayville school board member was 93

Elizabeth "Betty" Catlin Whitehouse, of Sayville, will be remembered at a funeral mass Thursday at St. Ann's Church -- the same place she met her late husband more than 70 years ago.

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