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April 23, 2015

Will Gary at Cafe Loup, December 2012

With Will GaryThe late Will Gary flashes his irresistible smile as he joins David Lehman for late-night hijinks at Cafe Loup, December 2012.

Gabriel Don was there with her camera and snapped this picture.

One year later Will, 46, died in Brooklyn's Methodist Hospital after treatment for damage to vertebrae in his neck — a herniated cervical disk, the result of a gym injury. In addition to being the best-looking security guard in Manhattan, Will was also possibly the friendliest, and his presence at the front desk of 66 West 12th Street was all the assurance that anyone teaching or studying there needed as they went to the elevators that would lift them to their offices or classrooms. -- DL

Posted by on April 23, 2015 at 12:24 AM in Adventures of Lehman, Photographs |

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