Dorothy Raymon died on Jan. 12, 2002. The only daughter of six children of Lena and Max Goldstein, she was born in Glen Cove on July 4, 1912. She was buried on Jan. 13 next to her late husband Ben in Mt. Ararat Cemetery in Farmingdale.

Dottie and her five brothers, including the late Isidore (Izzy), a Glen Covite and community icon, grew up in the Glen Cove "Landing." Dottie graduated from Glen Cove High School in 1930. On New Year's Eve, 1933, she married Benjamin (Ben) Raymon of Roslyn. They spent the first few years of married life in Glen Cove, where Ben owned a shoe store. Then in 1938, they moved to Oyster Bay, where Ben opened Raymon's Liquor Store, an Oyster Bay landmark for many years.

During her years in Oyster Bay, Dottie was active in Girl Scouting, the Oyster Bay Mother's Club, the Hadassah, Women's ORT, the Babcock Doubleday Senior Center and the founding of the Oyster Bay Jewish Center. She also worked with Ben, who went back to C.W. Post and earned his college degree in the 1960s, during his many years of volunteer service to the C.W. Post College Development Office and president of Parents and Friends of C.W. Post. Following Ben's death in 1993, Dottie lived at Norwich Gate Apartments in East Norwich, and in 1999, returned to Glen Cove to live at the Mayfair Senior Residence.

Always devoted to her family, Dottie is survived by her daughter, Annette Smith of San Diego, CA; son, Jerry of Oyster Bay; brother Sidney Goldstein of Westminster, CA; five grandchildren, Margie Glickman Jones, Rainee Glickman Esquivel, Andy Glickman, Wendy Nocella and Lisa Raymon; and seven great-grandchildren, Meagan and Spencer Jones, Kyla Esquivel, Brad and Matthew Rooney and Ricky and Brittany Nocella on LI and in California.

Dottie's warmth, kindness and generosity and beautiful blue eyes will be missed by many. The family welcomes notes from any who wish to share fond memories. Send to Annette R. Smith, 10236 Caminito Toronjo, San Diego, CA 92131 or Jerry Raymon, 71 Highwood Rd., Oyster Bay, NY 11771. Suggestions for donations in Dorothy's memory are The United Jewish Appeal, the Oyster Bay Jewish Center, C.W. Post Ben Raymon Endowment or a charity of the donor's choice.

Lillian M. Lizza died peacefully on Jan. 14, 2002, surrounded by family. She was born Oct. 30, 1916 in Lamberville, NJ, and moved to Oyster Bay in the late 1920s. She was the wife of the late Elia (Al) Lizza. Lillian was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend to all. With Lil's support and dedication, her husband founded and grew Lizza & Sons, an Oyster Bay based contracting firm, to one of the top 40 construction firms in the country, employing over 1,000. Lil and Al gave their time generously to many Oyster Bay and LI venues - including family, community, political and social based organizations. In 1985 Lil and Al moved to Florida and visited Oyster Bay annually for extended stays.

Lillian is survived by her daughters, Linda M. Madden (wife of the late James C. Madden IV) and Elaine Archdeacon Franceschini (Tom). She was predeceased by her daughter, Esterina (1939-1941). Additionally, Lil is survived by her three grandsons, James (Heather) C. Madden V, Christopher Elia Madden, Timothy Ward Archdeacon and her granddaughter, Abby Archdeacon. Also surviving are her five great-grandchildren, Jennifer, Jared, Brittany, Cassidy and Caleb; and her sisters, Millie Principe, Frances Pascucci and brothers, Nicholas Leon, Leonard Leon and Elmer Leon. Lillian will be sorely missed. Arrangements were made by the Francis P. DeVine Funeral Home, Oyster Bay. Funeral Mass at St. Dominic's RC Chapel. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery.

Margaret Raitano, of Glen Cove, formerly of Muttontown, died on Jan. 14, 2002, at age 99. Wife of the late Orlando. Mother of Margaret Jordano (Joseph) of Muttontown, Amelia Sanders of Virginia Beach, VA, and Anthony Raitano (Cynthia) of Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Grandmother of nine. Great-grandmother of 11. Arrangements were made by the Oyster Bay Funeral Home. Funeral Mass at St. Dominic RC Chapel. Entombment Cemetery of the Resurrection, Staten Island.

Julia Rose Kroboth, a longtime resident of Mill Neck and recently The Hebrew Home for the Aged in Riverdale, died on Jan. 15, 2002. Julia discovered a talent for oil painting at Riverdale, where she became a permanent exhibitor of a senior art installation housed in Washington, DC. She was active at North Shore University Hospital at Glen Cove's Holly Berry Shoppe where she taught arts and crafts. She enjoyed entertaining family and friends. Her husband Frank and two of her brothers predeceased Julia. Two additional brothers; sons Robert and Roland; her daughter Dianne; four grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren survive her. Arrangements were made by the Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home, Glen Cove. Funeral Mass at St. Gertrude's RC Church and she was laid to rest at Locust Valley Cemetery. A special fund has been established to create a memorial in her honor at Riverdale. Donations to the fund are to be payable to The Hebrew Home for the Aged at Riverdale and sent to Roland Cotter-Kroboth, PO Box 221, Mill Neck, NY 11765.

Donald E. Paris, 68, of Locust Valley, died on Jan. 16, 2002, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. He was founder and president of Parfuse Corp. Husband and friend of Judy. Father of Brian (Nikki), Judy (Doug), Donald (Lisa) and Amy (Matt). Brother of Clarence and Mary Lou. Grandfather of Brian, Matthew, Christina, Nicholas, Jonathan and Samantha. Arrangements were made by the Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home, Glen Cove. Service at the Locust Valley Reformed Church. Interment Locust Valley Cemetery. Donations can be made to the Cancer Care Foundation, 20 Crossways Park, Woodbury, NY 11797.

Eileen Schenck, formerly of Bayville, died on Jan. 16, 2002. Wife of Robert. Mother of Robert. Grandmother of Susan, Rob and Sean. Sister of Denise Durkin and the late Robert, Adrian and Dolly. Arrangements were made by the Francis P. DeVine Funeral Home, Oyster Bay. Funeral Mass at St. Gertrude's RC Church. Interment Bayville Cemetery. Contributions can be made to St. Jude's Children's Hospital.

Charles Allgaier, 90, of Locust Valley, died on Jan. 19, 2002. Husband of the late Frances. Father of Carol Limongelli. Grandfather of Kevin Limongelli (Peggy) and Cheryl Broesler (Gerry). Great-grandmother of Cara, Kerri Ann and Brian. Arrangements were made by the Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home, Glen Cove. Interment Locust Valley Cemetery.