Deborah “Debby” Winslow, of Somerset, died March 2 at the Robert Wood Johnson at Rahway Hospital. She was 55. Born in Plainfield, she lived in Colonia before moving to Somerset. She worked as a technician for Xerox for the past 18 years. Debby was very devoted to her family and will be missed by her many friends. Her son, Brian …
Read More »Sally Ann Suydam, Animal Lover; Griggstown, Somerset Resident
Sally Ann Suydam of Somerset passed away on November 21, 2015. Surrounded by her immediate family and closest friends, Sally succumbed to a long illness, at her home on Suydam Farms in Somerset. A resident of Somerset in Franklin Township most all of her life, Sally was a member of the Franklin Township High School class of 1975 and later …
Read More »Janey Young Cheu, Former Township Resident
On May 31, Janey Young Cheu died peacefully at her home in Manhattan at age 76 after an eight-year struggle with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. Born in Whittier, CA, she spent her childhood in San Francisco and graduated from Stanford University. She later received her Masters and Doctorate degrees in Education and Science Education from Rutgers University. Dr. Cheu worked for …
Read More »Joseph Levine, 91, Father Of Former Mayor
Joseph Levine, 91, died Saturday May 16th, 2015 at the Haven Hospice in Edison. Born in Newark, NJ to Isaac and Lena Levine, Joseph graduated from Weequahic High School. He then served his country faithfully during World War II with the U.S. Army. Mr. Levine had a long and successful career in retail sales for several appliance outlets, including E.J. Korvettes, …
Read More »Obituary: John Frederick Steinbruck, 84, Pastor, Community Organizer, Seeker Of Justice
John F. Steinbruck, age 84 of Lewes, Del. died on March 1, 2015 at Cadbury at Lewes. Mr. Steinbruck was born on October 5, 1930 to John and Martha (Schock) Steinbruck, in Philadelphia, Pa. He attended Philadelphia schools, earning a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. After an unfulfilling sojourn in industry, he …
Read More »In Memorium: Olivia Gwen Reynolds
Fifth Anniversary In Heaven Dear Olivia (“Livi”), Five years have gone by, yet it still seems as if it were yesterday. There will never be a day that you do not come to mind. We may have lost a daughter/sister, but Heaven certainly gained an angel. If only we could see your adorable face and your magnificent smile. If only …
Read More »Nina Corinne (Camuti) Danielsen, 93, Formerly of Somerset, Was Teacher
Nina Corinne (Camuti) Danielsen, 93, passed away peacefully at her home in Meadow Lakes Continuing Care Community in Hightstown on March 22, 2014, surrounded by family. She was born at home in the Bronx on March 4,1921, the day President Warren Harding was sworn into office. She attended The Ursuline School in New Rochelle and was a 1938 graduate of …
Read More »Ernest T. Nilsson, 94, of Somerset; Was Professional Engineer
Ernest T. Nilsson, 94, died on November 16, 2013 surrounded by those he loved. He was born in the Bushwick Section on Blecker Street in Brooklyn N.Y. on September 6, 1919 to his dear parents Ernst and Anna Zittsman Nilsson. Ernest was a Professional Engineer for Nilsson Engineering in Somerset; served in the U.S. Army during World War II as …
Read More »Christopher B. Bannon, Somerset
Christopher B. Bannon, 41, died Sept. 13, 2013. Born in Edison, he lived in Metuchen for more than 20 years before moving to Somerset. He was predeceased by his father, Brian Bannon, in 2004. Surviving are his two daughters, Devon and Taylor, of Somerset; his mother, Suzanne Nosworthy and step-father David, of Somerset; two brothers, Brian Bannon and his wife, …
Read More »Richard H. Hartwig, Griggstown
Richard H. Hartwig, 96, passed away at The Pavillions at Forrestal in Plainsboro on Aug. 26, 2013. Born in New York City on July 10, 1917, he and his family moved to Griggstown in 1955. Mr. Hartwig was a self-employed auto mechanic and painter for many years. He was a member of the Griggstown Volunteer Fire Company and the Gobblers …
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