Year: 2005

Leo Bogart  was a Polish-born, former U.S. Army Intelligence officer in World War II. He authored more than a dozen books and hundreds of media trade journal articles. Dr. Bogart served as the executive vice president and general manager of…

Buck Roy Benoist Buck died on August 30 at 2:40 p.m., two weeks to the day after he was admitted to the VA Hospital. He was 66. Looking at one of the last photos taken of Buck Roy Benoist, one…

John Martini Born in Binghamton, New York, John resided in Plymouth, Massachusetts with his wife of 19 years. He was a former conservation expert, cab driver, chef, high school teacher and landscape business owner. John earned a degree in political…

Dr. Jane Colfax made history by becoming the first female obstetrician-gynecologist to practice at St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Paterson at a time when female physicians were rare. After serving as an Army nurse during World War II, she attended…

David McHoul David was born in Boston, Massachusetts and resided in Provincetown. He was the Cape Funeral Home director since 1985, carrying on the family business. David also served in the Marine Corps during the Vietnam War. He enjoyed riding…

Larry Bennett Larry was a former building inspector whose poor health had cost him his job and drained his finances was buried March 10 with the help of donations. By the time he was 50, Larry had been on life…