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PAID OBITUARIES View The Record's Death Notice section for paid obituaries and Guestbooks. View Paid Obituaries EDITORIAL OBITUARIES NFL's Upshaw dies The Hall of Famer and NFL player rep had been fighting pancreatic cancer. World's "most famous female juggler" was 82 Lottie Brunn performed for Adolf Hitler & Ed Sullivan; with the Harlem Globetrotters & Ringling Bros.; at Radio City Music Hall and the London Palladium. Longtime home: Moonachie. Prominent Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish dies at 67 Mahmoud Darwish, the most celebrated Palestinian poet of modern times, died Aug. 9 at a hospital in Houston after open-heart surgery. He was 67. Anthony Ribarro, dead at 89, got Saddle Brook its own ZIP code He just hated seeing mail addressed to him in Rochelle Park, so he did something about it. 'Father of day trading' dies at 59 Harvey Houtkin, whose Montvale-based day-trading firm became a late-1990s symbol of a Wall Street run amok, died July 28. The resident of Airmont, N.Y., and Aventura, Fla., was 59. Wilma Supik: Voice of the Layman She wrote about the spiritual lives of North Jerseyan and the goings-on at houses of worship. Wilma Supik, 83, won over readers of all faiths. Ex-Pequannock Mayor Thomas Farrelly PEQUANNOCK - Thomas Farrelly, a former township mayor and current Planning Board chairman, died Tuesday. Jerry Wexler, 91; producer aided careers of R&B greats NEW YORK - Jerry Wexler not only coined the phrase rhythm and blues, the legendary music producer was one of the key architects of the genre. He revolutionized popular music with seminal, superstar-making recordings of acts such as Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles and others. James Hoyt, witness to Buchenwald horrors DES MOINES, Iowa - James Hoyt, one of four U.S. soldiers who discovered the Buchenwald concentration camp as World War II neared its end, has died. Pentagon Papers' Anthony Russo SUFFOLK, Va. - Anthony J. Russo, a researcher who helped leak the Vietnam-era Pentagon Papers to the media and prompted wider public questioning of the war, has died, police said.