In Memoriam – Sculptor Jay Lagemann (1944 – 2026)
September 28, 2026
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You may not have known Jay Lagemann, who died this week age 82, after a long illness at his home in Chilmark, Massachusetts, on Martha’s
You may not have known Jay Lagemann, who died this week age 82, after a long illness at his home in Chilmark, Massachusetts, on Martha’s
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