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MAX NATHAN, JR., a prominent attorney considered as having possessed one of the most brilliant of New Orleans’ legal minds, passed away after a long illness surrounded by his family members and at his home on Sunday, August 22, 2021....
(JTA) — Ruth Pearl, who dedicated the latter part of her life to preserving the legacy of her son Daniel, a journalist who was murdered in Pakistan, has died at 85.
SHELLEY LYNN KATZ, a vivacious, second-generation and lifetime resident of New Orleans, died on July 18 doing what she loved the best – riding horses. She was 71.
A brilliant and multifaceted woman, she graduated from LSU before embarking on...
SHIRLEY HERSTEIN, a piano teacher who was referred to as “Miss Shirley” by Jon Batiste in his acceptance speech at the Academy Awards ceremony in April, passed away on Wednesday, July 16, from pancreatic cancer. She was 86.