George Geyson Jr. – July 5, 1933- Dec. 29, 2009

Fly tying was an art to which he dedicated limitless hours in the pursuit of perfection and which brought him enjoyment beyond measure.

Fly tying was an art to which he dedicated limitless hours in the pursuit of perfection and which brought him enjoyment beyond measure.

She was a nurse, having worked at Cobalt Lodge in the Cobalt section of East Hampton for several years.

Chuck, a caring and loving individual, dedicated his life to those in need as a member of emergency services. He began his career at the age of 18.

He was the proprietor of PBW Enterprizes, and had served an enlistment in the U.S. Army. He was a member of the Teamsters Local #671 and the Odd Fellows #56.

She attended East Hampton schools and had worked as a Certified Nurse’s Assistant until her illness.

He received the Bronze Star for combat, the Purple Heart, the European Theater and Prisoner of War medals, four Battle Stars, National Defense Service ribbon and a commendation from France for his Military efforts.

She loved her family dearly and could not wait for the weekly game night with them.

Joan loved decorating, antiques, crafts and arranging flowers, and was an active member of the East Hampton Garden Club for many years.

He worked for 24 years as a pyrotechnician and chief pyrotechnician for Fireworks by Grucci. He traveled to the Bahamas, China, Puerto Rico and all over the United States to put on fireworks shows. He participated in five presidential inauguration fireworks show productions, and the 2000 Winter Olympics fireworks.
He was a lifelong resident of East Hampton, until his illness.
Louis F. Mercier Jr., 60, formerly of East Hampton, died Monday Feb. 9 at Middlesex Hospital. Born Nov. 9, 1948 in Middletown, he was the son of the late Louis F. and Elsie (Reinkendorff) Mercier Sr.
Louis was a lifelong resident of East Hampton before [...]
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