Maclay, Jeane Frothingham Jeane Frothingham Maclay Was born May 4, 1917 in Philadelphia and died in Berkeley on March 16, 2010. She grew up in Los Altos. During World War II she commuted by ferry to Mare Island, where she produced blueprints for warships. As the war ended she moved to New York City, where she met and married Robert Cunningham Maclay. They lived in the Middle East, where Robert worked in the oil business. In the 1960s the family returned to the US and settled in Haddonfield, New Jersey. Jeane came back to the Bay Area in 1986 and spent the rest of her life in Berkeley. She lived at Redwood Gardens and made many new friends at the North Berkeley Senior Center. A painter, Jeane exhibited with Open Studios until she was almost 90. She also played the violin and had a long-lasting interest in Jungian psychology. Jeane is survived by her sister, Sue Foy, of Playa del Rey; a son, Robert Frothingham Maclay, of Montclair, NJ; a daughter, Catherine Maclay, of Berkeley; four grandchildren and one great- grandchild; two nephews and a niece. Published in San Francisco Chronicle on June 7, 2010