Marianne Aandagt
Lovingly memorialized by Alyssa McIntosh on December 7, 2015
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Lovingly memorialized by Alyssa McIntosh on December 7, 2015
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Lovingly memorialized by Julie Harris on December 7, 2015
the memory becomes a treasure.
your friends and children will always cherish the years spent with you.
you gave us the most precious gift anyone could ever wish for, thank you.
Vladimir Steiman
Lovingly memorialized by The AudienceView Family on December 6, 2015
Vlad joined our AudienceView family in 2012. He has become an integral part of our Product Development team, and was loved by all AVers and clients who had the pleasure of crossing his path. Vlad's passing is truly a great loss to his and our family, and he will be profoundly missed by everyone who knew him.
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Carmelo Delgado
Lovingly memorialized by Lillian, Gillian and Adrienne Delgado on December 6, 2015
Carmelo always had an intense intellectual curiosity about the world around him. His quest for freedom of individual rights started early on. He was one of the first at Manhattan College in 1963 to protest our involvement in Vietnam, while having fruits and vegetables thrown at him as he was making a speech. He and Lillian often participated in marches for various causes, and he was never one for staying on the side lines and watching. One of his favorite quotes was "Question Authority."
He spent his 30-year career at Merck as Associate Director of Drug Intelligence and Medical Information. He made many important contributions during his time there and was always well respected and cared for by his co-workers.
Those who knew Carmelo will remember his love of books and learning. His family will remember his steadfast devotion. He met his soulmate, Lillian, 53 years ago on Riverside Drive, and at the early age of 17 he was hooked for life. He was a most loving and generous father, and was always his daughters' biggest cheerleader. He eagerly wanted to hear about Adrienne and Gillian's day-to-day lives and was consistently encouraging and supportive in all things big and small. He had a wonderfully goofy sense of humor and was always making his children and grandchildren laugh. As a grandfather he was beautifully cherished.
Carmelo had an immensley positive spirit and touched so many people in numerous, special ways. He will always be remembered in love and in light. Please join us in remembering him by sharing your memories or photos of Carmelo below, and click on the slideshow to view images from his life.
"True silence is the rest of the mind, and is to the spirit what sleep is to the body, nourishment and refreshment."
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Maurice Williams
Lovingly memorialized by rosie johnson on December 6, 2015
Charles E. Smith
Lovingly memorialized by Amelia Denham on December 6, 2015
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Alice Gray
Lovingly memorialized by Alice Gray on December 6, 2015
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