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John S. Foster, 51, physician and farmer
John S. Foster, 51, an outdoorsman and a physician who advocated the use of alternative therapies as well as conventional drugs to treat patients, died of pancreatic cancer Monday at his home in Charlestown Township, Chester County.
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By Sally A. Downey,
Inquirer Staff Writer,
04/11/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
K. Yannopoulos, 83, vocal director
Konstantinos "Dino" Yannopoulos, 83, former director of the Academy of Vocal Arts in Philadelphia whose life was often as dramatic as the operas he staged, died Sunday of lung cancer at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital.
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By Daniel Webster,
For The Inquirer,
04/11/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Michael R. Hendricks | Medical technologist, 49
Michael Reginald Hendricks, 49, of University City, a medical technologist and talented tenor, died Tuesday at Lankenau Hospital in Wynnewood of complications after suffering a heart attack.
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04/11/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Evelyn Olsen Stevens | Personnel director, 97
Evelyn Olsen Stevens, 97, personnel director of the former John Wanamaker department store in Philadelphia, died of heart failure April 4 at the Bellingham Retirement Community in West Chester.
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04/11/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Lillian Nelson Wiater | Maker of dentures, 92
Lillian Nelson Wiater, 92, who as a poor girl from Strawberry Mansion left school at 12 to help support her family, died of a heart attack Wednesday at Nazareth Hospital.
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04/11/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Martin Rovner | Retired businessman, 80
Martin Rovner, 80, of Ventnor, a retired businessman who operated an Old City photo-engraving shop, died of heart failure Wednesday at the Linwood Convalescent Center in Atlantic County.
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04/11/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Ralph Vigoda, 53, reporter at The Inquirer for 17 years
Reporter Ralph Vigoda, 53, whose poise under pressure and elegant storytelling put him at the helm of some of the biggest stories published in The Inquirer, died Tuesday of an apparent heart attack.
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By Maria Panaritis and Oliver Prichard,
Inquirer Staff Writers,
04/10/2003 05:28 AM EDT)
Clayton N. Eastlack Jr., activist, columnist
Clayton N. "Cy" Eastlack Jr., 86, of Pine Valley, retired president of Ace Motor Sales in Woodbury and a longtime community activist and columnist, died of heart failure Sunday at Underwood-Memorial Hospital in Woodbury.
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By Kristin E. Holmes,
Inquirer Staff Writer,
04/10/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Babatunde Olatunji, a pioneer of African music
Babatunde Olatunji, 75, the Nigerian drummer who helped introduce the power and intricacy of African music to the United States, has died.
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By Ron Harris,
Associated Press,
04/10/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Maureen S. Jankowski | Hospital assistant, 55
Maureen Slavin Jankowski, 55, of Willistown, a former administrative assistant at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, died Monday at home from a neuromuscular disease similar to multiple sclerosis.
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04/10/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Cpl. Joseph Maglione | Services set
The funeral for Lance Cpl. Joseph Basil Maglione 3d, 22, of Lansdale, who died in Kuwait April 1 from a gunshot wound, will be held on Saturday.
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04/10/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Deborah Flara Norbeck | Church manager, 43
Deborah C. Flara Norbeck, 43, of Barrington, business manager at Grace Bible Church in Barrington, died of a brain tumor Monday at Kennedy Memorial Hospitals-University Medical Center/Stratford.
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04/10/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Nancy Deane Passmore | Educator, 94
Nancy Deane Passmore, 94, of Wawa, Pa., a retired educator who had taught in the Rose Tree Media School District, died of complications from a stroke last Tuesday at the Spring House Estates retirement community in Lower Gwynedd.
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04/10/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Ellsworth Stockbower | Retired chemist, 79
Ellsworth A. Stockbower, 79, a chemical engineer who helped develop a process that revolutionized automotive metal-coating technology, died Monday in the Peter Becker community in Harleysville of complications of Alzheimer's disease.
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04/10/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Alfred Weber | Chief executive, 70
Alfred Weber, 70, of Worcester, former chief executive of C&D Technologies in Blue Bell, died of a heart attack Tuesday at New York Presbyterian Hospital in New York.
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04/10/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Thomas C. Williams | Maintenance worker, 79
Thomas Cuyler Williams, 79, a retired maintenance worker who was trapped in the rubble of a collapsed house nearly 70 years ago and survived, died of complications from diabetes Saturday at his home in University City.
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04/10/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Ralph Most; owned beauty salons, schools
Ralph Most, 77, of Rittenhouse Square, who started out as a hairstylist and eventually became owner of the Adolf Biecker Spa/Salons and Jean Madeline beauty schools, died Monday of esophageal cancer at home.
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By Gayle Ronan Sims,
Inquirer Staff Writer,
04/09/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Percy A. Wells, 96; helped develop drugs, farm product uses
Percy A. Wells, 96, a biochemist who helped develop drugs and new uses for farm products, died of complications from a stroke Saturday at Rydal Park Retirement Community in Rydal.
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By Sally A. Downey,
Inquirer Staff Writer,
04/09/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
A. Richard Bell Jr. | Company president, 72
A. Richard Bell Jr., 72, of Rosemont, former president of the Bell-Horn Surgical Manufacturing Co., died of complications from Parkinson's disease Friday at home.
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04/09/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Clinton Bishop Jr. | Business owner, 69
Clinton Bishop Jr., 69, of Collegeville, owner of Transmission Engineering Co. in Hatfield, died of heart failure Saturday at Grand View Hospital in Sellersville.
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04/09/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Cecile de Brunhoff | Inspiration for Babar, 99
Cecile de Brunhoff, 99, the inspiration for Babar, the enchanting elephant whose adventures captivated generations of children, died Monday in Paris after suffering a stroke.
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04/09/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Milton 'Mickey' Budin | Businessman, 85
Milton "Mickey" Budin, 85, a retired businessman and decorated World War II veteran who wrote a book about living in Overbrook Park, died of an embolism Monday at Hartford Hospital in Hartford, Conn.
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04/09/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
William E. Fischelis | Ad executive, 79
William E. Fischelis, 79, of Germantown, an advertising executive, art collector, and editor of the Victorian Society of America magazine, died Friday of a ruptured aneurysm at Hahnemann University Hospital.
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04/09/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Anne Gwynne | Horror-film actress, 84
Anne Gwynne, 84, an actress who starred in science-fiction and horror films including Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe and Black Friday, died March 31 of a stroke after surgery at a Los Angeles hospital.
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04/09/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Raymond E. Lenke | Retired machinist, 65
Raymond E. Lenke, 65, of Northeast Philadelphia, an employee of the mechanical and technical department of Philadelphia Newspapers Inc. for 19 years, died Saturday of colon cancer at home.
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04/09/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Catherine V. Miller | Account representative, 56
Catherine V. Kellett Miller, 56, of Broomall, an account representative for Advanced Office Environments in Malvern, died of lung cancer Monday at home.
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04/09/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Rita M. O'Donnell | Nurse, 88
Rita M. O'Donnell, 88, of Woodlyn, a retired licensed practical nurse, died of heart failure Sunday at the Fair Acres Geriatric Center in Lima.
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04/09/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
Richard S. Schlecht | Sales director, 45
Richard S. Schlecht, 45, of Glen Mills, sales director for a California satellite communications firm, died of a heart attack Friday at home.
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04/09/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
A. Caruso, 86, western actor
Anthony Caruso, 86, a western film star who gained fame playing outlaws and gangsters, died Friday at his Los Angeles home after a long illness.
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04/08/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
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