Janice Crompton

A clinical cytogeneticist, student mentor and professor emerita of human genetics at the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health, Susanne M. Gollin...

A banking executive and bona fide hero who once rescued a little girl from being hit by a school bus, L. Scott Neely — just “Scott” to...

An appraiser, auctioneer and antiques dealer, Richard Wagner was the expert who could always be counted on to get the measure of the treasure. A resident...

Aside from requiring good hand-to-eye coordination and dexterity, the job of a fishmonger and an interventional radiologist don’t seem to have much...

Walter Bloom, of Scott, a bulldog aficionado who also served as a judge for the American Kennel Club, died Feb. 27 at the age of 94. Mr. Bloom got into...

A business professor by day with a masterful sleight of hand by night, Jack K. Greenberg was known to the kids in his Forest Hills neighborhood as the...

Florraine Panza MacDowell, who died March 8 at the age of 84, seemed to live life as a happy farmer and homemaker, tending to her family farm in Harmar...

A wiz who loved the challenges of finance, politics and history in equal measure, Charles Fagan found many outlets for his curiosity and entertainment,...

Beaufort Longest Jr. was to health policy and management what Albert Einstein was to the theory of relativity. That is to say he fathered and helped to...

James “Jim” McDonald had one of those enviable jobs that most people dream about. Who wouldn’t love directing resources to the people,...