Margaret McNally-Zinberg Dies March 25 - 27 East

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Margaret McNally-Zinberg Dies March 25

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author on Mar 29, 2019
Margaret “Peggy” T. McNally-Zinberg of Remsenburg died on March 25, 2019, of cancer. She was 65 and diagnosed 22 years ago. Ms. McNally-Zinberg was a native New Yorker and a... more

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