OBITS: The New York Times 1 Oct 2004; New York City, New York co., New York

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Becker, Jacob R.   
BECKER-Jacob R. On September 28, 2004. Devoted husband of the late Joyce
Becker nee Stern. Beloved father and grandfather and respected attorney.
Survived by daughters Robin, Patrice and Debra. Sons-in-law David and
Jonathan. Grandchildren Alyssa, Brandon, Joshua, Benjamin and Rebecca.
Interment 9:45AM, Sunday October 3 at Beth Moses Cemetery, Pinelawn, LI.
Contributions in his memory made be made to the Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance
Research Fund 801 Roeder Rd, Suite 750, Silver Spring, MD 20910 lo06008375.tif
Published in the New York Times from 10/1/2004 - 10/3/2004.

Beene, Geoffrey   
BEENE-Geoffrey. PhillipsVan Heusen Corporation, its directors, officers and
associates mourn the passing of Geoffrey Beene, a true creative genius and
bold and original designer. We are proud to have been associated with Mr.
Beene for over two decades and will miss his counsel and integrity as we
continue to carry out his unparalleled vision. We extend our sincerest
condolences to his family and his colleagues. Bruce J. Klatsky, Chairman
Published in the New York Times on 10/1/2004.

Cochrane, Katherine Prince Schirmer   
COCHRANE Katherine Prince Schirmer. Among the talented and committed young
policy advisors who served in Jimmy Carter's White House, Kitty Schirmer
(Cochrane) was a superstar. More than any other individual beneath the
President, she shaped the contours of the environmental and energy policy
initiatives of that era. We loved Kitty for her humor, grace, commitment to
her friends and love of life. Cabinet officers and titans of industry who
underestimated her intelligence and skills learned important lessons in the
art of governance. She was a towering lady whom we love and who left us far
too soon. Bert, Carolyn, David, Fran, Frank, Jane, Orin, Ralph, Si and Stu
Published in the New York Times on 10/1/2004.

Ginsberg, Adele O'Connor   
GINSBERG-Adele O'Connor, 80. September 26. Beloved wife of the late Harold and
sister of Quentin O'Connor and the late Violet Piwowar. Survived by
stepchildren Elizabeth Ford and Judah Ginsberg, brother-in-law Frederick,
niece Carol, and nephew Glenn Piwowar. Her ashes will be scattered along with
Harold's off of Amagansett.
Published in the New York Times on 10/1/2004.