Williamsburg, and was a long-time supporter of the' Longfellow Library on Cranberry Island, Maine Mr. Newell was a member of a number of clubs both in Washington DC and Cleveland, including the Cleveland Club in Washington, of which he served as president for many years; Congressional Country Club (Potornac, MD); Capitol Hill Club and the University Club (both in Washington DC); Union In celebration of the life of Club (Cleveland), and the Chagrin Valley Hunt Club (Gates Mills, OH), Mr. Newell is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ruth C. Newell; two Hal Harker Newell daughters: Nancy E. Jones of Astoria, NY; Molly Jane Singerling of Aiexandria, VA; and two sons: Hal H. Newell, Jr. of Lewisville, NC; November 3, 1917 - June 1, 1998 and Morrison C. Newell of Lake Forest, IL. Also surviving Mr. Newell are ten grandchildren, as well as two brothers: John Newell and Sterling Newell Jr. both of Gates Mills, OH and a sister, Eliabeth Chamberlain of Shaker Heights, OH. Request for contributions: I want to share with you another memory Back in the Fall of 1990 Dad and I went to Bailey House in New York City to help stuff envelopes for a fund-raiser. As we were walking up Christopher Street afterwards, Dad said: "I have no idea what to do to be really helpful. / hope you will consider giving a gift to Bailey House or to Camp Viva (a camp for children with HIV/AIDS) or to another organization serving people living with AIDS in memory of Hal Newell who was willing to participate, even when he didn't know how to be "really helpful." / 28th, 1995 at The ) shows Dad in his Confederate General. ilarious laughter in