My mother grew up with an aunt whose fits of jealousy and rage, not to mention her out and out dislike for her niece, led to a lackluster relationship between the two women.
A guest director, Wintischa Wilson of Rahway, N.J., who is Maureen Wilson's niece, led the choir in a roof-raising number, "When I Get Up," while a guest singer, the Rev. Dennis Miller of Newark, provided a solo.
Carrying the ashes of her great uncle, Frank Wild's niece led the procession to the graveyard, passing rogue seals, loitering penguins and the massive, rust-bucket remains of what Grytviken was originally built for: an industrial whaling station.
Senator Willard Saulsbury, Jr.'s wife, who was a niece of Du Pont, led efforts to replace the statue.
He played Angie's (Drea de Matteo) son, whose smoldering romance with Gaby's (Eva Longoria) niece lead to a cross country chase in the sixth season.
After suffocating his girlfriend in her Queens home on Thursday night, a man fled with her young daughter and niece and led police officers on a chase along the Long Island Expressway, police officials said yesterday.
Stokes attended the all-black Robert Russa Moton High School in Prince Edward County, Virginia, in 1951 when the pupils went on a strike led by a 16-year-old student, Barbara Rose Johns, niece of a Baptist preacher and civil rights activist.
The Birkenau group had some accomplished players and was led by the violin virtuoso and conductor Alma Rosé, a niece of Gustav Mahler and also a prisoner at Auschwitz.
A lawyer who led compliance investigations at the commission left in 2006 and married a niece of Mr. Madoff the following year.
Her niece, Harriet Sartain led the school after her retirement.
