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  • JOYCE GALYA, 57

    Raised millions for university

    Although her painful fight with ovarian cancer lasted a full eight years before her death, Joyce Galya still found time to raise millions of dollars for the University of Miami.

  • REBECCA ROSEN, 88

    Activist aided the homeless and afflicted

    Rebecca Rosen, who lived in Miami for decades, caring for the homeless and others in need, died Thursday in her Boca Raton home. She was 88.

  • JOAN M. ROSNER, 89

    Educator brought science to life for kids

    Joan M. Rosner, an environmental educator who, with her late husband Hy, crafted award-winning programs for schools in Miami-Dade County, Albuquerque, N.M., and New York City, died of natural causes Sept. 17, a day shy of her 90th birthday.

  • SELMAN LEWIS, 60

    Miami Carnival founder helped spread Caribbean culture

    Selman Lewis, the bandleader of Caribbean culture who transformed Miami's gritty streets into an annual bacchanal of pageantry and island beats, died Monday after suffering a heart attack. He was 60.

  • Judge Joe Eaton, left, with Gov. Charley Johns and Sen. S.D. Clarke in the 1950s.

    JOE O. EATON, 88

    Judge integrated public schools

    Former federal and state Judge Joe O. Eaton, a civil rights advocate and respected jurist, has died at age 88.

  • FRED PETTIJOHN, 91

    Longtime editor a founder of Sun Sentinel

    Fred P. Pettijohn, a Florida newspaperman for 47 years and a founding editor of the Sun Sentinel of Fort Lauderdale, died Wednesday at his Tallahassee home of natural causes -- listening to the baseball playoffs.

  • DOUG DELP, 63

    A tough-talking man and caring journalist

    Doug Delp, a longtime war horse of a journalist, died Tuesday of complications following abdominal surgery. Delp, 63, was assistant managing editor of Bankrate.com, the online operation that styles itself as ``the Web's leading aggregator of financial rate information.''

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