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Regis Philbin, 88, Hardest Working Man in Show Business

By: greenwichfreepress | July 25, 2020
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  • Joan Schall Orlovitz, 94

    Funeral services will be held Wednesday, August 12, at 11:00am at Temple Sholom, 300 East Putnam Avenue, Greenwich.  Interment will follow at Temple Sholom Cemetery, Memory Lane, Greenwich.

  • Cornelia “Lia” McCarthy DeNey
, 64
  • Scott Karsen, 55

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