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Rita Smith, counselor, teacher, member of the Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville for 74 years, dies at 93 (opens the original)
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Both her mother's faith and how she cared for a large family helped to shape Sister Rita Smith into the teacher and counselor she became, her family said. "She was a person that asked for nothing and gave a lot in a very quiet way, not drawing attention to herself," said Sister Judy Flanagan, her immediate superior in the Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville. "She was very down to earth." A teacher and addiction counselor, Smith paired warmth with candor, offering an attentive ear to those who s
John F. DeGregorio, longtime regional director of NY State United Teachers, dies at 94 (opens the original)
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John F. DeGregorio had a knack for finding humor in difficult moments, whether he was navigating a labor negotiation or even preparing his own farewell. In a final message written before his death, the longtime teachers-union leader opened with the kind of line his loved ones said was pure John: "So you thought you heard the last of me — not just yet." Over 39 years as a regional director, first with the New York State Teachers Association and later with New York State United Teachers, DeGregori
Susan Kadish, Old Westbury sculptor nationally recognized for innovative ceramics, dies at 83 (opens the original)
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Susan Kadish brought an artist’s eye to nearly everything she touched — from towering Buddha sculptures and ceramics to orderly garden rows, handmade jewelry and even colorful creations in the kitchen. "She was really the most creative person I ever met," said Elizabeth Sobieski, of Manhattan, Kadish’s friend of more than 40 years. "Everything she did just showed this tremendous creative hand." Kadish, an Old Westbury sculptor known for blending ancient ceramic traditions with contemporary exper
Pamela Raymond, 'Queen of Sayville' who ran popular restaurant, dies at 83 (opens the original)
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When Pamela Raymond said the words "I’ve got an idea," anything could happen. It could mean fighting to save school speech services, building a performance pavilion or persuading Sayville residents to pose for a cheeky fundraiser calendar. "OK, here we go. Buckle up. Pam’s got an idea," recalled her friend Eileen Tyznar, of West Sayville, president emeritus and administrator of the Greater Sayville Chamber of Commerce. Raymond, actress, restaurateur and larger-than-life civic force whose devotio
David Naleski, a Vietnam veteran and Southold resident, dies at 74 (opens the original)
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David Naleski had a gift for working with his hands from a young age, able to take apart, repair or build almost anything that crossed his path. "If there wasn’t a part, he’d make a part," said his wife, Rosabelle Naleski. "He could fix anything, really." That resourcefulness defined Naleski, a Vietnam War combat veteran, longtime Plum Island mechanic and devoted union advocate who spent decades restoring his Southold home with his own hands. Naleski was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclero
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