New Rochelle Florist

Business name:

New Rochelle Florist

Address:

60 Memorial Hwy

City:

New Rochelle

State:

New York

Zip Code:

10801

Phone number:

(914) 355-2738

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Obituary: Robert H. ‘Bob’ Werden - Albuquerque Journal

Werden, age 84, a resident of Cincinnati, Ohio, and from 1988-2016, a resident of Rio Rancho, N.M., died Nov. 12, 2020. He was born Nov. 2, 1936, in New Rochelle, N.Y., to the late Clayton and Edna (Fowler) Werden Sr. Bob is survived by his wife of 64 years, Helen A. Werden (nee Dustrude); daughters, Deborah L. Smalley (Jesse) and Laura L. O’Brien (Terry); five grandchildren; 11 great grandchildren; and one great-great grandchild. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Watermelon Mountain Ranch (a no-kill animal shelter), 1512 Deborah Road, No. 203, Rio Rancho, NM 87124. Private services will be observed at the convenience of the family. Inurnment will take place at Rest Haven Memorial Park in Evendale, Oho. Mihovk-Rosenacker Funeral Home in Evendale is honored to assist with Bob’s arrangements. “I’m Bob Werden, and I approve this message. God bless everyone!” ADVERTISEMENTSkip ................................................................ ...

Bring May Flowers at WatermarkPointe: Micro-Gardening in Your Westchester Condo - PRNewswire

NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y., May 27, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Surrounded by lush landscaping inspired by their stunning Sound-front location, the luxury condos in Westchester, NY at WatermarkPointe are characterized by laid-back sophistication and casual elegance. With expansive windows that fill your home with natural light, your WatermarkPointe condo is perfect for the home micro-gardener. Health benefits of plants in the home. Not only are plants and flowers an excellent way to add a little more beauty to any room, but did you know that there are also health benefits associated with indoor plants? Plants help to improve air quality, acting as a sort of all-natural air purifier! They reduce carbon dioxide levels, increase humidity, and can even limit airborne dust levels. Studies have also shown that plants can reduce stress and improve well-being, resulting in more productivity and feelings of positivity. Growing for use: micro-gardening herbs and veggies. Your WatermarkPointe gourmet kitchen...

Go Spring Crazy with Edible Flowers - Chowhound

After tasting food and tea across Asia for years, Jason Cohen started his Flower Pot Tea Company based in New Rochelle, New York, in February 2017. He spoke to us about it in May of that year, and still sells rose butter tea cakes along with his blooming teas and tisanes today. The tea cakes are soft, chewy, and a little sticky-sweet inside, made with real crushed rose petals—not rose water, extract, or rosehips like many other rose products are. “When you bite it, you can see that,” Cohen said. “It has that texture to it. That’s the thing that really tastes like what you think. It tastes like a rose and smells like a rose.” Flower Pot Tea Company You can find macarons, gelato, and other sweets in rose flavors (such as the rose-vanilla marshmallow from Whimsy & Spice)—along with jasmine and lavender flavors, as well as hibiscus. But rose is less commonly used in desserts, and especially in savory dishes, in the United States compared to how frequently it appears in the food of the Middle East. Then again, munching on flowers at all is unusual for most people in the U.S. Tea is a more familiar way to consume blossoms. Cohen’s signature drink, The Enlightening Lotus Tisane, is technically not a tea because it contains no tea leaf essence. The ingredient list is simple: lotus flowers. The...

Industry Offers Up Spa And Getaway Deals For Mother's Day

Microinfusion body scrub, or a 50-minute Hydrasurge or organic rejuvenating facial. Prices start at $399. For the mom who’s a foodieAt the Radisson New Rochelle, guests can attend a special Mother’s Day Brunch at NoMa Social restaurant featuring a menu prepared by Executive Chef Bill Rosenberg. At $38 a person, it includes mimosas and champagne. (Travel Market Report)

Frank Phelan, 61 of Trumbull

Frank graduated from Cardinal Spellman High School in the Bronx in 1972. He went on to earn his degree in Accounting, graduating from Iona College in New Rochelle, NY in 1976. He passed the Connecticut CPA exam in 1980. Between 1980 and 1989, Mr. Phelan worked first as an Internal Auditor at the Pittston Company in Greenwich and then as the Corporate Controller for Rosco Laboratories in Port Chester. More from Trumbull Patch In 1989, he began his career in the shipping industry and in 1997, after a management buyout, he became Partner and CFO of Hawaii Ship Management of Stamford, and continued in those positions until his retirement in 2009. He will be greatly missed by his family and his many friends for his warm and caring heart, his ever-ready humor and his generosity of spirit. He is survived by his wife Virginia of 25 years and his two sons, John and Samuel all of Trumbull, his brothers and sisters, Judith Berak (Aylett, VA), Nancy Manning (Wilmington, NC), John Phelan Jr. (Edmunton, Alberta, Canada) Robert Phelan (Manassas, VA) and Janice Phelan (Cleveland, OH). Relatives and friends may greet the family at the Abriola Parkview Funeral Home, 419 White Plains Road, Trumbull, CT on Monday, February 1, 2016 from 4-8 pm. A memorial service celebrating Frank’s life will take place on Tuesday at 11:00 am in the funeral home. Inter... (Patch.com)

Janet G. O'Connell, 96

Jan. 19. She was 96. Janet O’Connell: speech pathologist, Realtor. Contributed photo Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she was a graduate of The College of New Rochelle and earned a master’s from Columbia University. During World War II, she joined the American Red Cross and was posted to Miami Beach where she served until the end of the war supporting the Army Air Force redistribution service, while also meeting her future husband Bob. She taught speech and drama (her first love) at both her alma mater and Manhattanville College. After focusing on her young daughters, she began work as a speech pathologist for the Norwalk school system. Over her 20- year career at Norwalk, she established a model program for the speech and hearing impaired as her job evolved to supervisor of language, speech, hearing and academically talented. During this time, she also served as president of the Connecticut chapter of the American Speech and Hearing Association. Upon retirement in 1984, she began yet another successful career as a realtor for Coldwell Banker, where she was a member of the Million Dollar Club. She was also a longtime parishioner of Saint Luke Church in Westport where she served on the Flower Committee, was a Eucharistic minister... (Westport Now)