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           Aaron J. Kelemencky was born on 22 October 1983 at Derby, Connecticut..² He was employed by PC Auto Service as an auto mechanic.³
     Aaron J. Kelemencky died on 16 February 2013 at at home, Woodbury, Connecticut, at age 29.¹
     Aaron J. Kelemencky was buried on 22 February 2013 at Woodbury, Connecticut.⁴

           Ellen Elizabeth Flick was born on 21 September 1914 at Baltimore, Maryland..² She was a Math and Latin teacher at Baltimore Girls' School between 1925 and 1935 at Baltimore, Maryland.²
     Ellen Elizabeth Flick married Bartholomew Raymond Healey, son of Bartholomew J. Healy and Catherine Healy, on 17 September 1938 at St. Ann's Church, Baltimore, Maryland.¹
     Ellen Elizabeth Flick died on 30 July 1978 at Jamaica, New York, at age 63 of a heart attack.² She was buried on 3 August 1978 at Pinelawn Cemetery, Long Island, New York.²

           John Bartholomew Healey was born on 22 September 1939 at New York, New York..^1,2,5 He also went by the name of Barth.^6,5 He began his journalsim career as a clerk for the New York Times in 1957 at New York, New York.⁵ He was working for the aid organization Catholic Relief Services in 1966 at Pakistan.⁵ He married Natalie Marian Gelfer on 11 February 1966 at Church of the Immaculate Conception, Dacca, Pakistan. (an unknown value.)^7,4,8,3,5 John Bartholomew Healey was a journalist in June 1967 at England.⁷
     John Bartholomew Healey and Natalie Marian Gelfer resided in June 1967 at 16 Falkirk House, Maida Vale, Westminster, England.⁷ John Bartholomew Healey was working for the Wall Street Journal in 1969 at New York, New York.⁵ He was the bureau chief for the A.P.- Dow Jones News Service of the Wall Street Journal. between 1969 and 1978 at Rome, Italy. Among the stories he covered was the kidnapping of 11 oil ministers during an OPEC meeting in Vienna in December 1975.⁵ He was staff editor for the New York Times on the business, news, and foreign desks. between 1980 and 2004 at New York, New York.^3,9,5 He was an editor for the New York Times who also wrote the newspaper's stamp column. Drawing on his experience as a foreign correspondent and editor, he mixed straight-up news with social and political commentary to explore the world of philately in his column, "Stamps", delving into the use of stamps as tools of political propoganda and public awareness. Among the topics he discussed were anti-Semitism in Nazi Germany, the Chinese adoration of Mao and the reach of American pop culture overseas, as evidence by the "Rocky" stamps released in several African and Caribbean countries. between 1988 and 1993 at New York, New York.⁵ He died on 29 March 2008 at Melville, New York, at age 68 at a hospice. He died from complications from prostate cancer.⁵

           Natalie Marian Gelfer was born on 11 February 1938 at London, England..¹ She also went by the name of Lee.^2,1 She married John Bartholomew Healey, son of Bartholomew Raymond Healey and Ellen Elizabeth Flick, on 11 February 1966 at Church of the Immaculate Conception, Dacca, Pakistan. (an unknown value.)^3,4,5,1,6
     Natalie Marian Gelfer and John Bartholomew Healey resided in June 1967 at 16 Falkirk House, Maida Vale, Westminster, England.³ Natalie Marian Gelfer was a writer/editor for the religious news service, the London Observer, the New York Times, and Changemakers.net (a web-zine.)^1,7 She died on 25 May 2003 at Czechoslovakia at age 65. She died in her sleep due to an anuerysm. Barth was on sabbatical and working in the Czech Republic for 6 months.^8,9,10