ITHACA JOURNAL OBITS

Fig 1. Caesar Fontana Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A vibrant, colorful painting of a bustling city street in Ithaca, New York. The scene captures the energy of the town, with people walking, cars honking, and a bustling market. In the background, a subtle hint of an obituary notice, a somber reminder of life's fragility.

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Fig 2. Kimberly Brothers Obituary (1971 - 2020) - Groton, NY - Ithaca Journal

An old, faded map of Ithaca, with a highlighted area showing the location of a historic cemetery. The map is a detailed, hand-drawn illustration, providing a sense of nostalgia and a connection to the town's past. A small, handwritten note reads, 'Here lies...'.

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Fig 3. Terry Vatter Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A close-up of a vintage typewriter, its keys clacking softly. The typewriter is positioned on a wooden desk, with a stack of papers behind it, some with handwritten obituaries. The room is dimly lit, creating a sense of intimacy and a connection to the past.

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Fig 4. Elisabeth Koelln MacCormick Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A modern, minimalist design of a city skyline at sunset. The skyline is a silhouette of Ithaca, with a subtle, warm glow. In the foreground, a single, solitary bird takes flight, symbolizing the fleeting nature of life and the passing of time.

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Fig 5. Carl David Zabel Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A black-and-white, grainy photograph of a young couple, their arms around each other, standing in front of a historic building. The building's facade is slightly faded, and the couple's faces are filled with joy. A small, faded obituary notice is visible in the background, a subtle reminder of the passage of time.

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Fig 6. Jillian Carter Ford Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A hand-drawn, abstract illustration of a heart, its shape made up of the letters of an obituary. The heart is filled with a gradient of colors, representing the emotions of grief and love. The background is a simple, solid color, providing a sense of simplicity and sincerity.

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Fig 7. David Honness Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A vintage, sepia-toned photograph of a family gathering, their faces filled with happiness. The image is a snapshot of a joyful moment, with a small, faded obituary notice in the background, a reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing moments.

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Fig 8. Rexford Boda Obituary (1933 - 2017) - Kissimmee, FL - Ithaca Journal

A digital collage of various images: a sunset, a tree, and a pair of hands holding a small, yellowing book. The book is titled 'Ithaca Journal' and has a faded cover. The collage represents the passing of time and the connection between nature and life's stories.

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Fig 9. Dr. Margaret W. Rossiter Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A black-and-white, close-up of a hand holding a small, yellowing piece of paper. The paper is an obituary, its edges slightly frayed. The hand is a strong, calloused hand, symbolizing the strength and resilience of those who grieve.

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Fig 10. Peter Cudlin Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A vibrant, colorful mural on a city wall, depicting a scene of a person walking through a field of flowers. The mural is a celebration of life, with a subtle, faded obituary notice in the background, a reminder of the beauty and fragility of existence.

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Fig 11. Natasha Tall Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A simple, minimalist design of a person's silhouette, standing in front of a dark, starry sky. The silhouette is a strong, solid shape, representing the strength of the human spirit. A small, glowing obituary notice appears in the corner, a subtle reminder of mortality.

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Fig 12. Richard J. Westervelt Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A vintage, hand-painted portrait of a woman, her face filled with warmth and kindness. The painting is a detailed, realistic depiction, with a subtle, faded obituary notice in the background, a reminder of the legacy she leaves behind.

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Fig 13. Wilson Manik Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A black-and-white, grainy photograph of a city street, with a solitary figure walking in the foreground. The figure is a silhouette, their face hidden, creating a sense of mystery and solitude. A small, faded obituary notice is visible in the background, a reminder of the human connection.

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Fig 14. Jack Reid Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A digital art piece of a person's face, their eyes filled with tears, surrounded by a gradient of colors. The colors represent the emotions of grief and love. A small, glowing obituary notice appears in the corner, a reminder of the impact of a life.

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Fig 15. Davis Winsor Pritchard Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A vintage, sepia-toned photograph of a couple, their arms around each other, standing in front of a historic bridge. The bridge is a symbol of connection and passage. A small, faded obituary notice is visible in the background, a reminder of the journey of life.

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Fig 16. Keith Herbert Williams Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A hand-drawn, abstract illustration of a tree, its branches reaching towards the sky. The tree is a symbol of growth and life, with a subtle, faded obituary notice in the background, a reminder of the cycle of existence.

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Fig 17. Stuart L. Weeks Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A black-and-white, close-up of a person's hand, their fingers gently touching a small, yellowing book. The book is titled 'Ithaca Journal' and has a faded cover. The hand is a symbol of comfort and connection.

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Fig 18. Andrea Butje Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A vibrant, colorful painting of a cityscape, with a person standing on a rooftop, gazing at the sunset. The sunset is a gradient of warm colors, symbolizing the passing of time. A small, subtle obituary notice appears in the background, a reminder of life's fragility.

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Fig 19. William John Kennedy Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A vintage, sepia-toned photograph of a family, their faces filled with joy, standing in front of a historic building. The building is a symbol of the past, with a small, faded obituary notice in the background, a reminder of the legacy they leave behind.

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Fig 20. Paul W. Predmore Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A digital collage of various images: a sunset, a tree, and a pair of hands holding a small, yellowing book. The book is titled 'Ithaca Journal' and has a faded cover. The collage represents the passing of time and the connection between nature and life's stories.

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Fig 21. Helen L. Allmandinger Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A black-and-white, grainy photograph of a city street, with a solitary figure walking in the foreground. The figure is a silhouette, their face hidden, creating a sense of mystery and solitude. A small, faded obituary notice is visible in the background, a reminder of the human connection.

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Fig 22. Lucille Miller Obituary (1920 - 2021) - Ithaca, NY - Ithaca Journal

A minimalist design of a person's silhouette, standing in front of a dark, starry sky. The silhouette is a strong, solid shape, representing the strength of the human spirit. A small, glowing obituary notice appears in the corner, a subtle reminder of mortality.

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Fig 23. David Y. Hinshaw Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A vintage, hand-painted portrait of a woman, her face filled with warmth and kindness. The painting is a detailed, realistic depiction, with a subtle, faded obituary notice in the background, a reminder of the legacy she leaves behind.

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Fig 24. James N. Reinhart Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A black-and-white, close-up of a person's hand, their fingers gently touching a small, yellowing book. The book is titled 'Ithaca Journal' and has a faded cover. The hand is a symbol of comfort and connection.

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Fig 25. Thomas J. Amici Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A vibrant, colorful mural on a city wall, depicting a scene of a person walking through a field of flowers. The mural is a celebration of life, with a subtle, faded obituary notice in the background, a reminder of the beauty and fragility of existence.

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Fig 26. Norma Manning Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A simple, minimalist design of a person's silhouette, standing in front of a dark, starry sky. The silhouette is a strong, solid shape, representing the strength of the human spirit. A small, glowing obituary notice appears in the corner, a subtle reminder of mortality.

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Fig 27. Eugenia (Jeannie) Marie Barnaba Obituary - Ithaca Journal

A vintage, sepia-toned photograph of a couple, their arms around each other, standing in front of a historic bridge. The bridge is a symbol of connection and passage. A small, faded obituary notice is visible in the background, a reminder of the journey of life.

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