The law firm of Gladstein & Isaac mourns the passing of Joyce Gladstein, beloved wife of our senior partner and an indefatigable administrator whose devotion to her husband, family and firm we now acknowledge and will most assuredly miss.
Unassuming but secure in her judgments, a worker in the fields rather than an entrepreneur, she was indefatigable in her devotion to her artists and to theater as an art.
A very proud Jew committed to the Sephardic tradition and a human being of great intellect he served our Congregation with extraordinary devotion and indefatigable effort involving himself in every aspect of leadership and accomplishment.
His selfless gallantry, devotion to duty, and indefatigable courage displayed time and time again saved countless lives.
At the book's heart lies the sad story of the humorless Andre Breton, indefatigable writer of manifestos, whose obsessive devotion to the movement ultimately alienated those closest to him.
By any account, Verrill was considered an indefatigable worker; various biographies of him portray his incredible devotion to work, fueled by an almost inexhaustible stamina.
At Forest Hill School, south London, where he worked for 30 years, Richardson was an indefatigable union activist and a charismatic teacher, earning the respect of colleagues and the devotion of pupils.
A strong, indefatigable presence at HM. Clarel not only excelled in his academic and musical career, but also in his devotion and loyalty to Horace Mann.
Including it is a fine testimonial to the devotion of Mr. Hughes, who searched for it high and low, and to that of Charles Amirkhanian, the equally indefatigable director of Other Minds.
They were indefatigable, selfless.
