Woman featured on iconic 'Woodstock' album cover dies
Bobbi and Nick Ercoline, who lived in Pine Bush, will forever be tied to the legendary album, which featured them hugging amid a sea people during the music festival.
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3h agoThe woman featured on the iconic 1970 Woodstock concert film album cover has died, according to a statement her husband posted on Facebook.
Bobbi and Nick Ercoline, who lived in Pine Bush, will forever be tied to the legendary album, which featured them hugging amid a sea people during the music festival.
In his Facebook post, Ercoline expressed his sorrow over the passing of his wife, whom he had spent 54 years with.
He also spoke of her dedication to children in her role as a school nurse and her generous nature as a person.
Funeral arrangements were also announced on the post. Services will be held at the Gagan Funeral Home in Pine Bush on March 25 and March 26. A funeral Mass will take place on Monday, March 27 at the Infant Savior Church, also located in Pine Bush.
