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AUDREY STEINHORN Obituary

STEINHORN--Audrey, 1938-2020, beloved partner of Helen McDonald, mother of Bart, mother-in-law to Kim and grandmother of Jacob and Tyler passed peacefully on December 23 at the age of 82. A dedicated psychotherapist and LGBTQ advocate as well as an avid nature photographer whose work was shown throughout the Hudson Valley, Steinhorn was a longtime resident of the Upper West Side of Manhattan, where she raised her son. She spent her later years with McDonald in Saugerties, NY. Audrey will be greatly missed for her sharp sense of humor, strong will and determination ... and for being a super-fun grandmother.

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Published by New York Times on Jan. 1, 2021.

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John C. Russotto, Ph. D., LCSW

August 20, 2021

I too am glad I had the opportunity to know Audrey. It has been years since we had contact. We presented a workshop together in Chicago in 1979. Just today, I came across some corespondence from her, so I went on line and sadly found her obituary. She was a wonderful person and a pleasure to meet. 8/20/21

Namara

January 10, 2021

I’m glad I got the chance to meet Audrey such wonderful person. U will be sadly missed

Namara

January 10, 2021

My deepest condolences audrey was so sweet sadly missed

Jeannetta and Lauren

January 1, 2021

We will always remember and cherish Audrey.We had years of amazing adventures with her and Helen.Audrey was always a kid at heart and had one of the kindest hearts on the planet.xoxo

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