Edmund Bartlett, born August 10, 1910, died on April 4, 2008. He was born in Brooklyn and grew up in Montclair , NJ. He graduated from Princeton University with the class of 1933, where he was captain of the tennis team. He worked in the securities industry with various firms and joined the J. Henry Schroder Banking Corporation in 1938 and rose over many years to be senior vice president. He was also president of International Holdings Corp. He specialized in investment advice. He served in the US Navy during WWII, including as an officer on a small Subchaser and then as an officer on an amunition ship the USS Vesuvius. This experience gave him a lifelong fear of fires. He, his wife Margaret Prentiss Bartlett, and his two sons Marshall and Ed moved to Oyster Bay in 1950. They lived a very happy life there for many years. In 1988 Mrs. Bartlett died after an 11 year debilitating illness. Ed Bartlett was active with East Woods School, Cold Spring Harbor Beach Club, Piping Rock Club, St. George's Society and many other organizations. He continued to be a fine tennis player but also became an avid and successful golfer. He married Midge Abbett (Fairchild) Bartlett in October of 1988. They lived in Upper Brookville. They also had a very happy and successful marriage. Unfortunately, Mrs. Bartlett died in 1999 also after a long illness. Ed Bartlett took good care of both his first and second wives during difficult illnesses. He is survived by his two sons, Marshall and Ed, their respective wives, Margaret and Mary, grandchildren, John, Stephen, Ned, Margaret and Julia, and two great-grandchildren Walker and Brooke; stepchildren John, Peter and Annie Fairchild and numerous step-grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Arrangements under the supervision of Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home, Glen Cove. Service at St. John's of Lattingtown. In lieu of flowers, the family would be grateful for contributions in Ed Bartlett's name to: Theodore Roosevelt Bird Sanctuary, 134 Cove Rd., Oyster Bay, New York 11771. Richard C. Boehm, of Sea Cliff, died on April 5, 2008. Husband of the late Madeline. Father of Mary Ann, Paul (Lorraine), Brian (Ann), Ellen (Steven), Richard (Marian), Martin and Margaret. Grandfather of 14 and great-grandfather of two. Brother of Elizabeth Riggs. Arrangements were made by the Whitting Funeral Home, Glen Head. Funeral Mass at St. Boniface Martyr Church. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the Association for the Help of Autistic Persons, 16 Beatrice Ln., Glen Cove, NY 11542. James G. Carlin. A decorated veteran of WWII. He was a Chief Petty Officer in the Navy. Husband of the late Lillian. Uncle of James G. Brown (Deirdre), Barbara McCullough and Jeanette Thatcher (Kerry). Great-uncle of five and great-great uncle of four. He is also survived by Lillian's nieces and nephews Karla, James and Craig Urbanowicz and Lisa McCarthy. He resided at Sunrise Senior Living, Glen Cove, for the past six years. Before that he and his wife resided in Westfield, MA. Memorial Mass held at St. Joseph's, Westfield.
Ann "Pat" Reuthe, 79, passed away on March 29, 2007 at St. Luke Hospital West, Florence, Kentucky. Born in Brooklyn, NY in 1928, Pat moved to Sea Cliff and became an integral part of the village community, from working in the cafeteria at the Sea Cliff Elementary School with Joan Becker to forming the Sea Cliff Girls Softball Organization, the Sea Gals. For every holiday, Pat would decorate the windows of her home on Sea Cliff Avenue. It was even more special during the Christmas season and as people walked down the avenue they would be serenaded by holiday music resounding from a loudspeaker. Pat would perch herself on her front porch for every parade and occasion, as well as simply to read the newspaper with her morning coffee. Neighbors, including police officers Tony Tango, Mark Kenner and Jim Reed, would often stop to join her for coffee and a chat. Pat's tenure at North Shore included her position as commentator at the Senior Fashion Show. Once word spread about what an entertainer Pat was, the event was sold out every year with new fans and old. At the inaugural Sea Cliff Mini-Mart, the firemen were setting up their food stand and were in need of coffee. One by one, they came to Pat. By day's end, she had made innumerable pots of coffee and had taken the cherry pie that was made for Grandma's birthday and sold it by the piece. Every year thereafter, Pat would be out with Carol and Jean selling coffee and doughnuts to the early birds. Twenty-five years ago Jerry Reuthe's job forced the family to relocate to Northern Kentucky, but Pat always held Sea Cliff close to her heart. Pat was predeceased by her husband Jerry, who died in 2002, and her brother Fred Wissemann. She leaves behind sons Robert, Scott and Russell; daughters Donna and Diane Reuthe Campbell; brothers Thomas Wissemann and John Wissemann, 14 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. A celebration of Pat's life took place at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Burlington KY. A memorial service will be held locally at St. Boniface Martyr Church in Sea Cliff on June 14 at 1 p.m. |
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