OBITS: The New York Times 30 Oct 2004; New York City, New York co., New York

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Kantin, Dorothy Oland           
KANTIN-Dorothy Oland. Of Memphis, TN and formerly of Cedarhurst, NY after a
short illness on October 26, 2004. Retired President of Lambert Frame of
Hughes, AR, a company founded by her father, Joseph Lambert and where she
worked, until her death, for over 60 years. Beloved wife of the late Jack
Oland and the late George Kantin. Devoted mother to Lorraine Kroul and her
husband Stephen, Mark Oland and his wife Ellen, and Barbara Goldstein and her
husband Robert. Cherished grandmother of Jamie Beck and her husband Jerry,
Michael Kroul and his wife Keren, Tracy Hays and her husband Jesse, Jody
Atkinson and her husband Marshall, Jordan Oland and his wife Ann, Lauren
Casazza and her husband Christopher, Sara Blotner and her husband Andrew,
Helaine Goldstein, Laura Goldstein, and Allison Rose and her husband Michael.
Loving great-grandmother to Benjamin Kroul, Jack Atkinson, Lucas Oland, Julia
and Griffin Blotner, and Alexander Rose. Dear sister to Marvin Lambert and his
wife Abbie. She lived life to the fullest, selflessly and lovingly, and she
will be greatly missed by all who had the great fortune to know her, most
especially her adoring family.
Published in the New York Times from 10/28/2004 - 10/31/2004.

Paine, Peter S.            
PAINE-Peter S. The Board of Trustees and staff of The Nature Conservancy of
New York State note with sadness the death yesterday of Peter S. Paine in
Willsboro, NY. He was born in the Adirondacks where he and his family created
an extraordinary legacy as advocates for its conservation and for the people
who live there. We are grateful for their leadership in a community that
extends from the high peaks to New York City and around the world. Thomas S.
Middleton Chairman Henry Tepper, State Director
Published in the New York Times on 10/30/2004.