Obituaries

Jean Secor, a resident of Yorktown Heights, died Apr. 1. She was 91.  She was born Dec. 6, 1930, in Peekskill. She was general manager and comptroller at the Yorktown PennySaver for 45 years. Jean is survived by her daughter,

Margaret Gallagher (née Naughton) Cartron, of Collooney Co. Sligo and formerly of Pleasantville and Rabane, Castleblakeney, Co. Galway, Ireland, died peacefully Mar. 16 at her home after a short illness bravely borne. She was 93. Beloved wife of the late Michael Francis

Brian Butler Hughes, 72, passed away peacefully in Danbury, Conn. on Mar. 19 surrounded by his loving family.  He was born on Dec. 31, 1949, in Mount Vernon. His family moved to Pleasantville where he attended St. Thomas Elementary School and graduated

It’s with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Ann Theresa Beltran of Hawthorne and New Milford, Conn. on Mar. 26. She was 90. Born Mar. 29, 1931, Beltran was the daughter of the late William and Anna

It is with great heartbreak that we announce the passing of Caroline Cooley Loeb of Mount Kisco on Mar. 15 at the age of 64 after a courageous and selfless eight-year battle with metastatic breast cancer. Caroline faced a terminal

Thomas Sroka passed away on Mar. 7. Born in Mount Kisco on Nov. 28, 1962, to Diane and Wallace Sroka, he graduated from Byram Hills High School and worked as a plumber for many years for Jack Dilger Plumbing &

Dawnmarie Lenge, a resident of LaGrange, Dutchess County, passed away on Mar. 6 in her bed, along with her beloved dog that was by her side. She was 59. Daughter of the late John L. and Barbara M. Weisbecker Lenge,

“Smart, irreverent, funny, kind” are the words Mark Lipka’s wife, Linda Hendrick, used to describe him on his passing at age 75 on Feb. 19 from acute respiratory failure.  Mark (known by family as Mike) and Linda shared 36 years

Louise Martin Smith, 97, died peacefully at home on Mar. 5, surrounded by her loving family. She is survived by her son, George, and his wife, Annmarie; her grandchildren, George Jr., James and Erica; and loving niece and nephew Nancy

Margaret Curry Gregg, who raised a family in four world capitals during the height of the Cold War before returning to the 1845 farmhouse where she grew up, died at Northern Westchester Hospital on Mar. 1. She was 91. The