Allan Morrow, 53, Real Estate Developer

                                Obituaries
                    The New York Times, January 4, 1994

     Allan Morrow, a New York real-estate developer, died on
Sunday at his home in Manhattan. He was 53 and also kept a home
in Bridgehampton, L.I.
     The cause was complications arising from AIDS, according to
a spokesman for the Gay Men's Health Crisis, where he was a
member of the board of directors.
     At his death, Mr. Morrow was executive vice president of
Kenilworth Equities Ltd., a developer of commercial and
residential properties in New York City and Baltimore. He held
the position for 20 years and was active in restoring landmark
buildings in Maryland and New York.
     He was a supporter of many causes, among them the fight
against anti-Semitism and efforts favoring AIDS research and
opposing homophobia.  He also supported charities aiding early-
childhood education and was a benefactor of the Long Island
Jewish Medical Center.
     Mr. Morrow was born in Brooklyn. He attended the University
of Pennsylvania and New York University.
     He is survived by his mother, Mary Morrow of Cedarhurst,
L.I.; his brother, Robert of Manhattan; his sister, Janet Morrow
of Lawrence, L.I., and his companion, Frank Faulkner.