Warren Ball Bradbury Jr. ’56 died September 19, 2016 in South Boston. An enterprising sort, he was known at Harvard for having bought hundreds of raccoon coats and setting out every fall in his Model A Ford to peddle them at local women’s colleges. (He sold most of them.) Later he worked in sales in his [...]

David Robert Ebel, a former executive at the Mayo Foundation, died on April 7 at Seasons Hospice in Rochester, four months after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He was 74 years old. Compassionate, generous and devoted in all aspects of his life, David will be missed sorely by his family, friends and colleagues. David was [...]

After a distinguished career in university administration and public service, Frederick Martin Bohen died peacefully at home in Manhattan on March 15, succumbing to progressive lung failure at age 77. In both his personal and professional life, he was admired for his dedication, leadership, kindness and gentlemanly qualities. Before retiring in 2005, Bohen served as [...]

Birth: Nov. 16, 1942, USA Death: Nov. 7, 2012, Athens Attica, Greece Cook, D. Ray, MD, 69, died Wednesday, November 7, 2012.Dr. Cook was a graduate of Southern Nazarene University and the University of Kentucky Medical School. He served the Wichita community through his medical practice for 38 years and as a team physician for [...]

Frank Conger Fawcett - The life of Frank Conger Fawcett ended quietly in the early morning hours of February 17th, 2012 at his home in Mill Valley. Conger, as his friends and family called him, was born on April 16, 1934 in Newton, Massachusetts, the third son of Barbara Conger Fawcett and William Fawcett. His [...]

James Waldron Of Cambridge, died peacefully on November 20, 2011. Beloved son of the late Harold M. and Julia (Bishop) Botkin. Brother of Sue Botkin Norton and the late Jean Duncan. Loving father of Alexander and Christopher Botkin. He is survived also by former wife Rosvita Botkin and cherished grandchildren Elijah and Ione Botkin. In [...]

2010 Proclamation for Frank Cabot Francis H. Cabot, a financier and self-taught horticulturalist who created two of the most celebrated gardens in North America and helped preserve scores of others, died on Nov. 19 at his home in La Malbaie, Quebec. He was 86. The cause was idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, his [...]

Robert C. Cabot was born in Boston, Mass. on June 1, 1938 to Powell and Virginia (Curtin) Cabot. He died peacefully Nov.16, 2010 at the Charlwell Nursing Home in Norwood, Mass. Bob graduated from Milton Academy in 1956. He earned his BA from Harvard University in 1960, where he was a member of the Porcellian [...]

David S. Biddle, 85, of Pennington, a noted local artist and former Trenton Central High School history teacher, died Nov. 10, 2010, of natural causes, following a brief illness. A Pennington-area resident since 1970, Biddle taught history and English at Trenton Central High for nine years until his retirement in 1979. Biddle's entertaining teaching style [...]

DAVID HADDEN FAIRBURN died peacefully of cancer at the age of 73, on October 23, 2010, four weeks after the death of his wife, partner of fifty years, and best friend, Barbara Farnsworth Fairburn. Born in New York City, the son of Laura Hadden and William Armstrong Fairburn Jr., David attended The Buckley School. He [...]