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  • MARK BISBING, 53

    Miami attorney was a preservationist

    Mark Bisbing, a Miami attorney who specialized in international tax law but spent much of his time working pro bono for Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, died unexpectedly at his home on July 1.

  • BERNARD GOLDSTEIN, 80

    Bernard Goldstein | Pioneer founded Isle of Capri Casinos

    Bernard Goldstein, known as the ''Father of Riverboat Gaming'' and the founder of Isle of Capri Casinos Inc., including the Pompano Park operation in Pompano Beach, died Sunday of complications from chemotherapy treatment for cancer. He was 80.

  • ROBERT S. MCNAMARA

    Robert S. McNamara | Vietnam War architect later regretted his role

    Robert S. McNamara, the former defense secretary who became a symbol of the Vietnam War, died at 93.

  • Bishop Isiaiah S. Willliams Jr.

    BISHOP ISAIAH SIMMEON WILLIAMS, 57

    Isaiah Simmeon Williams | Pastor led Miami Gardens church

    Bishop Isaiah Simmeon Williams Jr., founder and senior pastor of Jesus People Ministries Church International, was the spiritual leader of an 8,000-member multi-ethnic, interdenominational Miami Gardens congregation, a popular radio/television preacher, a police chaplain and an advocate for the disadvantaged.

  • MICHAEL MARTIN, 50

    Michael Martin | Iz the Wiz 'king' of NYC subway graffiti

    For two decades, his name was tattooed on hundreds of New York City's subway trains in loopy, colorful strokes. ''Iz the Wiz'' announced himself in huge bubble letters that sometimes took up the entire side of a subway car.

  • BELA KIRALY, 97

    Bela Kiraly | Helped lead Hungary's anti-Soviet revolution

    (AP) -- Bela Kiraly, one of the military leaders of Hungary's short-lived anti-Soviet revolution in 1956, has died, the Hungarian government said. He was 97.

  • FAYETTE PINKNEY, 61

    Fayette Pinkney | Singer lent voice to '70s hits

    Fayette Pinkney, an original member of the Three Degrees who lent her strong, soulful voice to the 1970s hits When Will I See You Again? and TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia), the theme song of the television show Soul Train, died Saturday in Lansdale, Pa. She was 61.


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