Rodman (“Rod”) King Tilt Jr. of Bedford Hills died on June 23 at Northern Westchester Hospital.
Diane M. Caggiano, 72, of South Salem, died on June 17.
Robert (“Bob”) H. Holmes, a former business owner in Bedford Hills, died at his home in South Salem on June 15. He was 90.He was born May 2, 1930, in Flushing, Queens, to the late Solveig and Robert Vincent Holmes. Mr. Holmes served in the army and Air Force from 1947 to 1955, fighting in th…
Worthington Mayo-Smith, a 63-year resident of Bedford, died at his home in Rye on June 5. He was 95.
Dr. Richard C Conroy, a longtime resident of Waccabuc, died on June 4. He was 86.
Glennis Paige Thoromon, a former resident of Pound Ridge and Mount Kisco, died on June 8 at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Suffern. She was 90.
Thomas Wells Ferguson III, who was active in Bedford Presbyterian Church and a past president of the Bedford Chowder & Marching Society, died on June 6 after a year-long battle with kidney cancer. He was 82.
Violet (“Vi”) M. Holmes died at her home in South Salem on May 23. She was 87.
Calvin Thompson of Mount Kisco died at his home on May 25. He was 95.
Claire Birney, a standout athlete at Fox Lane High School who was raised in Pound Ridge, died on May 13 at her home in West Grove, Pennsylvania, after a brief battle with cancer. She was 61.
Colette Joan Spaulding, a 58-year-resident of Pound Ridge, died May 30 at her home following a brief illness. She was 92.
Jill Murphy, whose column, “Horsetalk,” ran in The Record-Review for over 20 years, died June 2 at Laurel Ridge nursing home in Ridgefield, Connecticut. She was 75.
Elizabeth B. Carlton, a co-founder and former board chair of Westchester’s first shelter for victims of domestic violence, died on May 17. A Bedford resident, she was 78.
Arlene Frances Crotty, a longtime resident of Bedford Village, died after a long illness on May 12. She was 81.
Platform tennis court innovator, outdoor enthusiast and entrepreneur Richard “Dick” J. Reilly Jr. died May 14 at his home in Teton County, Idaho, at age 84 due to complications with heart disease.
Shirley Sarles, who taught in Bedford elementary schools for 20 years, died on May 5 in Brewster, Massachusetts.
Robert J. (“Bob”) Terry died on April 24. He was 67.
Joseph Ferentini of South Salem died May 2 after a long battle with cancer. He was 61.
John William Forbes Petch, a longtime Pound Ridge resident, died April 24 at the Salem Hills Nursing Home in Purdys. He was 92.
Peter E. Shipley, a resident of Somers, died April 25. He was 80.
Ann Marie (Zaccardo) Smith of Bedford Corners died April 26. She was 75. She was married to her husband, William. Her death coincided with their 45th wedding anniversary.
Elizabeth (Betty) K. Hickey of Bedford died on April 19. She was 85.
Joseph Philip Artese, a resident of South Salem, died on April 17. He was 84.
Virginia (Ginger) A. Merold, a longtime teacher and Pound Ridge resident, died on April 16, at St. John Paul II Nursing Home in Danbury, Connecticut. She was 79.
Writer, editor and former journalist, Lucille Jay Hess, known professionally as Jay Harris, died April 10 at the Willow Valley Community in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She was 100.
Richard A. Pearl, a former investment manager and sports enthusiast who lived in Bedford for 50 years, died at his home on April 20. He was 87.
A huge outpouring of grief and sympathy emerged this week after it was learned that Douglas Childs, manager of Bedford Hardware on Route 22 in Bedford Village, died April 12 as a result of the COVID-19 virus.
Barbara A. (Prevost) Brown, a longtime resident of Bedford Hills and member of Antioch Baptist Church, died March 29 in Florida. She was 84.
Dr. Rudolph Anthony Gross of Bedford died on March 28 at Northern Westchester Hospital. The cause of death was acute respiratory failure induced by COVID-19. He was 79.
Deborah L. Bartram of Vista died suddenly on March 22. She was 65.
Frances Marshall died in her home in Pound Ridge on March 24. She was 102.
Ella Arlene Ciliberto, a Katonah resident who was the former assistant director of nursing at Northern Westchester Hospital, died March 24 at NWH. She was 84.
Patricia R. Mead, a longtime resident of Bedford Hills, died on March 23. She was 76 and had suffered from dementia for the past 10 years, her family said.
Worthington Mayo-Smith, a 63-year resident of Bedford, died at his home in Rye on June 5. He was 95.
Dr. Richard C Conroy, a longtime resident of Waccabuc, died on June 4. He was 86.
Glennis Paige Thoromon, a former resident of Pound Ridge and Mount Kisco, died on June 8 at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Suffern. She was 90.
Thomas Wells Ferguson III, who was active in Bedford Presbyterian Church and a past president of the Bedford Chowder & Marching Society, died on June 6 after a year-long battle with kidney cancer. He was 82.
Violet (“Vi”) M. Holmes died at her home in South Salem on May 23. She was 87.
Calvin Thompson of Mount Kisco died at his home on May 25. He was 95.
Claire Birney, a standout athlete at Fox Lane High School who was raised in Pound Ridge, died on May 13 at her home in West Grove, Pennsylvania, after a brief battle with cancer. She was 61.
Colette Joan Spaulding, a 58-year-resident of Pound Ridge, died May 30 at her home following a brief illness. She was 92.
Jill Murphy, whose column, “Horsetalk,” ran in The Record-Review for over 20 years, died June 2 at Laurel Ridge nursing home in Ridgefield, Connecticut. She was 75.
Elizabeth B. Carlton, a co-founder and former board chair of Westchester’s first shelter for victims of domestic violence, died on May 17. A Bedford resident, she was 78.
Arlene Frances Crotty, a longtime resident of Bedford Village, died after a long illness on May 12. She was 81.
Platform tennis court innovator, outdoor enthusiast and entrepreneur Richard “Dick” J. Reilly Jr. died May 14 at his home in Teton County, Idaho, at age 84 due to complications with heart disease.
Shirley Sarles, who taught in Bedford elementary schools for 20 years, died on May 5 in Brewster, Massachusetts.
Robert J. (“Bob”) Terry died on April 24. He was 67.
Joseph Ferentini of South Salem died May 2 after a long battle with cancer. He was 61.
John William Forbes Petch, a longtime Pound Ridge resident, died April 24 at the Salem Hills Nursing Home in Purdys. He was 92.
Peter E. Shipley, a resident of Somers, died April 25. He was 80.
Ann Marie (Zaccardo) Smith of Bedford Corners died April 26. She was 75. She was married to her husband, William. Her death coincided with their 45th wedding anniversary.
Elizabeth (Betty) K. Hickey of Bedford died on April 19. She was 85.
Joseph Philip Artese, a resident of South Salem, died on April 17. He was 84.
Virginia (Ginger) A. Merold, a longtime teacher and Pound Ridge resident, died on April 16, at St. John Paul II Nursing Home in Danbury, Connecticut. She was 79.
Writer, editor and former journalist, Lucille Jay Hess, known professionally as Jay Harris, died April 10 at the Willow Valley Community in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She was 100.
Richard A. Pearl, a former investment manager and sports enthusiast who lived in Bedford for 50 years, died at his home on April 20. He was 87.
A huge outpouring of grief and sympathy emerged this week after it was learned that Douglas Childs, manager of Bedford Hardware on Route 22 in Bedford Village, died April 12 as a result of the COVID-19 virus.
Barbara A. (Prevost) Brown, a longtime resident of Bedford Hills and member of Antioch Baptist Church, died March 29 in Florida. She was 84.
Dr. Rudolph Anthony Gross of Bedford died on March 28 at Northern Westchester Hospital. The cause of death was acute respiratory failure induced by COVID-19. He was 79.
Deborah L. Bartram of Vista died suddenly on March 22. She was 65.
Frances Marshall died in her home in Pound Ridge on March 24. She was 102.
Ella Arlene Ciliberto, a Katonah resident who was the former assistant director of nursing at Northern Westchester Hospital, died March 24 at NWH. She was 84.
Patricia R. Mead, a longtime resident of Bedford Hills, died on March 23. She was 76 and had suffered from dementia for the past 10 years, her family said.
