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Lenora D. Wolfgang, French professor emeritus at Lehigh University and literary scholar, has died at 91 (opens the original)
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Lenora D. Wolfgang, 91, of Philadelphia, French professor emeritus at Lehigh University, literary researcher and translator, author, teacher, mentor, and artist, died Thursday, May 14, of heart failure at her home near the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Professor Wolfgang, or, as many of her Lehigh students and colleagues called her, Madame Wolfgang, planned to study art in Paris after high school and live as a painter. But, she told her family, she became so enthralled by the French language at Ph
Ned Warwick, former TV news director and Inquirer reporter and editor, has died at 81 (opens the original)
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Ned Warwick, 81, of Philadelphia, former foreign correspondent and foreign, national, and Pennsylvania editor for The Inquirer, former news director for WPVI-TV (Channel 6) and international news director for ABC-TV, former reporter at the Bulletin, mentor, sailor, pilot, and die-hard Phillies fan, died Monday, Sept. 14, of complications from Parkinsonâs disease at his home near the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Born in Philadelphia and reared in Germantown and Mount Airy, Mr. Warwick graduated
Charles P. Baker III, celebrated cofounder of Baker Industries for the âleast employable,â has died at 101 (opens the original)
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Charles P. Baker III, 101, formerly of Radnor, celebrated cofounder of Baker Industries, longtime workplace for the âleast employable,â former owner of the C.P. Baker & Co. chemical firm, Army veteran, national squash champion, mentor, and volunteer, died Wednesday, Sept. 16, of congestive heart failure at HarborChase assisted living community in Wilmington. Born in Philadelphia, Mr. Baker grew up in the old Colonial Hotel at 11th and Spruce Streets in Washington Square West. He and his wife
Mike Bowe, popular longtime radio disc jockey, has died at 76 (opens the original)
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Mike Bowe, 76, of Audubon, Camden County, longtime local disc jockey and popular radio show host at WMGK, WPEN, WHAT and other stations, Army veteran, devoted Phillies fan, and proud son of Gloucester City, died Monday, Sept. 14, of complications from cancer at his home. Mr. Bowe enjoyed music and socializing as a teen at Gloucester Catholic High School, and was skilled at chatting with people about their favorite songs and other interests. So he was a natural fit later as a radio show host and
William Johnson Jr., community-minded dentist and lifelong elite runner, has died at 95 (opens the original)
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William Johnson Jr., 95, of Philadelphia, a former Army dentist in France who later practiced for more than 40 years in Northwest Philadelphia, and a star distance runner at Norristown Area High School, the Penn Relays, and elsewhere, died Wednesday, Aug. 26, of congestive heart failure at his home near the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Dr. Johnson grew up in Norristown, was part of his high schoolâs meet-winning mile and two-mile relay teams, and enlisted in the Army after graduating from New Y
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