DEATHS
Gabriel O’Reilly, Irish priest who founded St. David’s in Davie, dies
Father Gabriel O’Reilly, the Irish founding priest of Davie’s St. David Parish, died Friday of pancreatic cancer.
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Lucy D. Cooper wrote about food and restaurants for the Miami Herald under the headlines “Behind the Menu” and “Wine and Dine,” and authored the 1988 cookbook, Southern Entertaining; A New Taste of the South.
Father Gabriel O’Reilly, the Irish founding priest of Davie’s St. David Parish, died Friday of pancreatic cancer.
Claire’s Stores, the international accessories chain where teens and tweens spend their allowances on fashion jewelry, purses and hair clips, was the creation of Rowland and Sylvia Schaefer, Chicagoans who married in 1948, raised five children in South Florida, and died three days apart in Pompano Beach.
If toilet training your toddler was a breeze, and if you ever used “time out’’ for attitude adjustment, you have Nathan H. Azrin to thank.
Bill Greer, the former assistant managing editor for projects at the Palm Beach Post, as well as a longtime editor for The Miami Herald, died Saturday at the age of 65. Death was the result of a staph infection that followed back surgery several months ago.
Before anyone ever heard the term "shock jock," Neil Rogers was ranting and kvetching his way to the top of talk radio in South Florida.
The former TV producer took four guys in jeans and makeup from musical obscurity to acclaim and fortune.