Rick Davies, founder of the British rock-and-roll band Supertramp, which sold more than 60 million albums worldwide and produced hit songs including "Take the Long Way Home," "Bloody Well Right," "Dreamer," "Give a Little Bit," and "The Logical Song," died at home in East Hampton on Sept. 6. He was 81.

June Marlene Bubka, hairdresser, caterer, bank teller, and, most of all, mother, died of a heart attack on Sept. 5. She was 77.

David D. King, who ran his own plumbing business, David King Plumbing and Heating, died at home in East Hampton on Sept. 9. He was 71 and had cancer.

Jeffrey L. Laytin, an attorney and a founding partner of the Lewin & Laytin law firm, died on Sept. 4 at the Old Hollow Lane, East Hampton, residence he called home for 30 years. He was 80.