Mr. Nosbisch, 85, of Cheektowaga, died from Covid-19 complications at an Amherst nursing home.
Born in Buffalo, the youngest of four children, Mr. Hyde was the grandson of Mentholatum fou…
In 1962, Mr. Engel and his wife founded Commercial Collection Corp. of New York in 1962, whi…
Nov. 5, 1920 – Dec. 20, 2020
Feb. 14, 1935 – Jan. 14, 2021
Milbrath was "very much a woman of contradictions," her daughter said, "raised in a traditio…
Annette Masling, former head librarian at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, was the first one i…
"The two of them were very supportive parents and grandparents. Anyone who met them just fel…
Erie County Family Court Judge Brenda M. Freedman recalled Ange as a “mentor, adviser and ro…
Mr. Frost was primarily a still photographer for WKBW taking portraits of the station’s on-a…
As a project manager for the NFTA, Mr. Donaldson was involved with renovations to Buffalo Ni…
Mr. Hart was best known in Western New York for his work co-chairing, with Burt Flickinger, …
Funeral Homes
Bishop William Henderson saved the Michigan Street Baptist Church from demolition and was le…
Mr. Jarmusz's favorite part of his work "was meeting with the customers," said Donald Jarmus…
Born in Narva, Estonia, Dr. Helm was the younger of two girls. She attended school there and…
Known to all as Jim, Mr. Jacobi was a buyer and salesman until 1962, and guided Jacobi Bros.…
Joseph F. Crangle, a giant of Democratic politics on the local, state and national scene for…
Mr. Heidenburg attended the University of Buffalo on the GI Bill, earning a bachelor’s degre…
National Spotlight
The day before she died, Stella received her Regents diploma with honors and mastery in scie…
Aug. 11, 1925 – Dec. 26, 2020
Deborah M. Patti died at home in the Amberleigh in Amherst after being diagnosed with Lewy b…
Aug. 17, 1930 – Dec. 24, 2020
April 30, 1931 – Dec. 23, 2020
Keith E. Freeland, of Lewiston, founded Package Design and Supply in 1995 and was president …