Sunday, December 31, 2017

Gone but Not Forgotten

Remembering a few of our friends and neighbors who died in 2017...

Bonnie DeWitt...



Rita Lasar...



Kenny Kendra...


[Photo via Facebook]

Toyo Tsuchiya...


[Image via Facebook]

Magdalena Wassiltschuk...



Elizabeth Lee...



Richard Hambleton ...



Erin O’Connor...


[Photo by Steven]

Diane Maguire...



Kelly Hurley...


[Photo via Facebook]

Bianca Bennett...


[Photo by Derek Berg]

Neftaly Ramirez...



David Peel...


[Photo in Tompkins Square Park in 2010 by Shirley Dluginski]

Eddie Hunt...



Guilherme Barreto...


[Image via Facebook]

Chester Kawalec...



Glenn O'Brien...


[Image via glenn.obrien.com]

Edouard Menuau...


[Photo by Steven]

Kate Millett...


[Image via PBS]

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Longtime East Village resident Adam Alexander died before the December holidays ... I will do a post when more details are available...


[Photo by Steve Salmieri via Facebook]

8 comments:

  1. Waaaay too many lost. Our neighborhood is left with some huge gaping holes that can never be refilled. RIP to all those gone.

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  2. That Stage shot of Chester is classic. RIP.

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  3. Two of these were cyclists run down in car crashes—I refuse to say "accident" when referring to a preventable event any more—Kelly Hurley and Eddie Meuneau.

    I'm so tired of death; I think some of you know I lost my roommate to cancer last year. Death sucks.

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  4. wow how lucky are we to have had all these cool souls walking among us. RIP all, and thank you, EV grieve, for your unmatched and much appreciated service to our community and beyond! happy new year!

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  5. My condolences on the loss of your roommate, Scuba Diva, late but I had not heard...

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  6. So many youthful faces ...

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