NYT Obituaries

Carroll Wainwright Jr., ‘Silk-Stockinged Stowaway,’ Dies at 90http://nyti.ms/2dsGhIe 

Oscar Brand, Folk Singer Whose Radio Show Twanged for Decades, Dies at 96http://nyti.ms/2ds7ISd 

David Budbill, a Poet of Small-Town Vermont, Dies at 76http://nyti.ms/2dGJPnV 

Suzanne Mitchell, Who Made the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders a Global Brand, Dies at 73http://nyti.ms/2drTnFD 

Shirley Jaffe, Geometric Artist of Joyful Forms, Dies at 93http://nyti.ms/2drIZ0F 

Curtis Roosevelt, a White House Charmer as a Child, Dies at 86http://nyti.ms/2dGlEWq 

Mary Weber Novak, vintner behind Spotswooode, a top producer of cabernet sauvignon and sauvignon blanc, died at 84.http://nyti.ms/2dd2tVk 

Joseph Harmatz, who led Jewish plots to kill Germans and captured SS officers after World War II, died at 91.http://nyti.ms/2dBv4pM 

Mary Weber Novak, vintner behind Spotswooode, a top producer of cabernet sauvignon and sauvignon blanc, died at 84.http://nyti.ms/2dBvTPH 

Joseph Harmatz, who led Jewish plots to kill Germans and captured SS officers after World War II, died at 91.http://nyti.ms/2dfPQtB 

Richard D. Trentlage, 87, Who Wrote ‘The Oscar Mayer Wiener Song,’ Dieshttp://nyti.ms/2dDW6ta 

Mary Weber Novak, Top California Vintner, Dies at 84http://nyti.ms/2do6sj0 

Joseph Harmatz, Who Led Jewish Plot to Kill Germans After World War II, Dies at 91http://nyti.ms/2dCY2BW 

Agnes Nixon virtually reinvented soap operas by creating shows like "One Life to Live" and "All My Children."http://nyti.ms/2d8xbPv 

Ronald P. Stanton, Trammo Founder Who Shared His Fortune, Dies at 88http://nyti.ms/2dB1WLH 

Agnes Nixon, Who Injected Social Ills Into Soap Operas, Dies at 93http://nyti.ms/2dATpbG