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Fred Scopinich, East Quogue master boat builder and naval architect, dies at 99 (opens the original)
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A master boat builder and naval architect, Fred Scopinich built more than 1,000 vessels including wood ferryboats, custom sport fishermen, many police, government and commercial craft, and plenty of recreational boats. "I don’t think that there was any type of boat he didn’t design and build himself," said Scopinich’s son, Fred A. Scopinich, of Hampton Bays, who worked at his father’s side for more than 50 years. Scopinich’s grandson, Kevin, continues the tradition. "He would build his own racin
Karl William Koch III, of Oyster Bay, whose family's steel business helped build the World Trade Center, dies at 94 (opens the original)
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The steel-erecting business owned by the family of Karl William Koch III created such iconic structures as the Supreme Court, the Library of Congress and the World Trade Center. And Koch had a front-row seat as future owner and officer of the Karl Koch Erecting Company, a firm woven into architectural history. Koch, of Oyster Bay, died of natural causes on July 19 at the age of 94. After the Twin Towers collapsed, Koch and his friend Rick Firstman, of Manhattan, stood at Ground Zero one week aft
Thomas Novak, St. James resident who spent career at Sheehan & Company accounting, dies at 69 (opens the original)
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Around the Long Island accounting company office where he spent his career, Thomas Novak was known to say, "We always land on our feet," according to colleagues. "It just reflected the optimism and confidence he brought to every situation," Cynthia Barry, of Sayville, said of Novak. The St. James resident died unexpectedly on July 8 at the age of 69. Thomas Novak was born on Aug. 18, 1957, in Jamaica, Queens, and grew up in Brentwood. With dreams of becoming a CPA and company owner, Novak gradua
Joel Rosenthal, longtime Stony Brook University history professor, dies at 91 (opens the original)
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When you make a career out of studying history, you often become part of it yourself. Such was the case for lifelong historian and Stony Brook University professor Joel Rosenthal, who made an indelible mark as a scholar of women’s studies and English social history. The Port Jefferson resident died of heart failure on Aug. 20 at the age of 91. Rosenthal became a professor at Stony Brook University in 1964, and was a leading force in the founding of the women’s studies program in 1973. He was a t
Bessie Lowe, of Amityville, who coordinated the Town of Babylon's food pantry services, dies at 71 (opens the original)
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Whether she was at a social gathering or worshipping in church, Bessie Lowe offered love, a smile and a prayer, her family said. "Bessie loved to celebrate life and be surrounded by family and friends. She was a beautiful, humble person, who treated others with kindness, respect and genuine love," said her niece Jovonna Rodriguez, of Amityville. Lowe died of heart failure on Aug. 7, at age 71. She was born on May 3, 1955, in Livingston, Alabama, and moved to Amityville in the early 1980s. She gr
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