R.I.P. 1998

PETERS On May 9, 1998. Lewis C. of Marlton, NJ, formerly of Cherry Hill, NJ. Age 49 years. Beloved son of Elsie D. (nee Dobbs) Peters of Marlton, NJ. Also survived by his two sisters Susan Mullen and Diane Winthrop, both of Marlton, NJ, his dear friend Kathy Hutchinson of Voorhees, NJ and also 5 nephews. He is the son of the late Lewis C. Peters. … viewing … at the Marlton Assembly of God Church … Interment Hillcrest Cemetery, Hurffville, NJ. The family request memorial donations to either the Marlton Assembly of God Church … or to the Animal Welfare Assoc, 509 Centennial Blvd., Voorhess, NJ 08043.
— Courier-Post, May 12, 1998

 R.I.P. 2006

“Both a poet and nonfiction writer, her work was published widely and she gave readings and talks around the world,” according to her obituary in the Ithaca Journal on Oct. 21, 2006.

Her literary works, as seen on Amazon.com, include five books of poetry (Eight Colors Wide; Ninth Life; Come Wind, Come Weather; Afterings; and the award-winning Summons,), three memoirs (The Island of the White Cow, From Where We Stand, and A Family of Strangers), a collection of poetry she co-edited titled The Poet’s Notebook, and issues of the Seneca Review, a journal she edited.

For more information, visit her Wikipedia page.

She died of breast cancer.

 R.I.P. 2004

Steven Spewak was an influential innovator in devising strategies for organizing and using data in business and other fields, according to his Wikipedia page.

He co-authored a “seminal book,” Enterprise Architecture Planning, in 1992, and “lectured several generations of Enterprise Architects and performed many consulting assignments for Fortune 500 clients, US and Canadian Federal Government organizations, as well as State, Local and Tribal government bodies,” according to Wikipedia.

Steven H. Spewak, 53, of Princeton, died March 29 in Alexandria, Va. … He was a graduate of Case Western Reserve University, where he earned both B.A. and M.A. degrees; and the University of Michigan, where he earned a Ph.D. in business administration. He was the proprietor of a management consulting practice with offices in Princeton and Washington, D.C. He was also an author, consultant, and lecturer on enterprise architecture planning to dozens of national and international organizations, corporations, and government agencies. He is survived by his mother, Maxine Spewak; two sons, Jonathan D. and Matthew C.; and a brother, Michael.
— Princeton’s TownTopics.com, April 7, 2004

 R.I.P. 1997

YUBAS  Jonathan. A good man. A good doctor. A good friend. Our love and admiration to his children Jessica, Marissa, Natalie, and especially to his wife Susan. Rebecca Mercer-White Tommy, Larry & Deborah White Sarah and Matthew Barnett
— Death notice, New York Times, Sept. 30, 1997

Social Security Death Index
Name: J. L. Yubas
State of Issue: New Jersey
Date of Birth: Tuesday May 29, 1951
Date of Death: September 1997
Est. Age at Death: 46 years, 3 months
Confirmation: Verified