Glenn Super, also known as "Mr. Bullhorn," who won recognition nationally as a comedian, singer and writer of witty, amusing songs died at Greenwich Hospital on Sept. 22, 2001 after battling aggressive prostate cancer for a year.

Raised in Great Neck, Super began his versatile comic career at My Father's Place in Roslyn and rose through comedy clubs, TV and concert venues. His love of children led him to create "Glenn Super's Kids Comedy Clubhouse," a children's show he performed at Westbury Music Fair, in schools throughout the country and other child-oriented institutions and camps. Through humor, his songs carried important messages about safety and feelings. Regarding children, Super said, "Earning a living doing what I love for an audience I love: kids." Through humor, his songs carried serious messages about safety, feelings and self-esteem.

Super earned a Theater degree from Carnegie Mellon University and was honored with the 1996 Pennsyvania Association of Broadcasters Award for "Excellence in Children's Broadcasting." As Mr. Bullhorn, he made numerous TV appearances including interviews and performances on Regis and Kathie Lee Live, Make Me Laugh, among others, and toured with such headliners as The Beach Boys, Air Supply and George Carlin.

Super is survived by his wife Patty and two sons, Sammy and Andy; parents Bea and Seymour; and brother Drew.

A Memorial Service was held at Temple Emanuel of GN on Sept. 30.

Nancy Lee Rosenberg (nee Klein), died on Sept. 22, 2001, after a brave and hard-fought battle against leukemia. She graduated from Cheltenham High School in 1962, Barnard 1966, Columbia Teacher's College 1970 and Palmer School in 1996. She was an involved citizen of her community, admired co-worker, book reviewer, teacher, librarian; thoughtful and creative contributor in all of her relationships; valued friend; strong and loving leader of her family.

Nancy is deeply mourned by her devoted mother and caregiver, Adele Klein; by her loving and supportive father and stepmother, Simon and Ruth Klein. Her memory is held and cherished in the hearts and minds of her children, Nora and Daniel, and her husband, Asher. Gloria, Susan, Janice and Rosaline sustained her with great care during her illness and grieve her loss. Arrangements were made by Riverside-Nassau North Chapels, Great Neck. A memorial service was held on Sept. 25. Donations in her memory may be made to Barnard College, Temple Isaiah of GN or the public library of your choice.