Harold Zapolsky passed away on Tuesday evening at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick. He was 80 years old. Professor Zapolsky was born and raised in Chicago and attended Shimer College (at that time a part of the University of Chicago), graduating in two years with a B.S. in Physics at the age of 18. He did his …
Read More »Freda Springer, 81, ‘Cafeteria Lady’ At MacAfee Road School
Freda Springer, Somerset, passed away September 12th after a long illness. She was 81 years old. Freda was born February 4th, 1935 to Chloe and Chester Heckathorn, in Pleasant Lake, In. She graduated from Pleasant Lake High School, and then later as a non-traditional student, from Raritan Valley Community College with an associates’ degree in accounting. She was very proud …
Read More »Antonio J. DiBuono, Korean War Veteran
Antonio J. DiBuono, 84, passed away on Saturday, September 10 at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in Somerville. Mr. DiBuono was born April 15, 1932 in Brooklyn, New York, the son of Ciro and Maria (Mentone) DiBuono. He resided in Piscataway and New Brunswick, before settling in Somerset. Antonio served our country faithfully for three years in the United States …
Read More »Marilyn Claire Herrmann, 86; Women’s Club, Senior Club Member
Marilyn Claire Herrmann, 86, passed away on Wednesday, September 7 at Morris Hall St. Joseph Nursing Home in Lawrenceville. Mrs. Herrmann was born June 18, 1930 in Bronx, New York, the daughter of William and Anne (Buhen) Reinhardt. Marilyn grew up in the Bronx where she met her husband, Fred shortly after he returned from service in WWII. They lived …
Read More »Francis G. Little, Involved In Television, Indie Film Production
Francis G. Little, Jr. (Frank), 79, of Somerset passed away on Sunday after a long illness. He was born to the late Francis G. Little Sr. and Fannie Cardinale on February 20, 1937 in New York City. Frank had a long career in network television and independent film production. He was an avid world traveler and SCUBA diver whose hobbies …
Read More »Carole J. Belloff, Member Of East Franklin FD Ladies’ Auxiliary
With heavy hearts, our family announces the passing of Carole J. Belloff, who passed away suddenly at home Friday, September 2, 2016. Carole was born in New Brunswick, and lived her entire life in the Central Jersey area, settling in Somerset, where she lived for over 46 years. She was a legal secretary in the Middlesex County Courts for over …
Read More »Andrew ‘Drew’ Clark Russoniello, 13
Andrew Russoniello died tragically on August 29th, 2016. He was 13 years old. A resident of Somerset, Andrew was a Franklin Middle School student. Andrew played soccer and baseball, and was very active with Odyssey of the Mind. He loved the performing arts, and was involved with productions at school, as well as Villagers Theater and Circle Players. A devoted …
Read More »Gladys Mancuso, 86, Formerly Of Monroe
Gladys Mancuso, formerly of Monroe Township, died Aug. 26 at the Regency in Somerset. She was 86 years old and was born in Brooklyn, NY to Joseph and Antoinette Merolle. She was a loving Mom to her daughter Linda and her husband Earl Walker Jr., her daughter Laurie and her husband John Filiberti, and her son Mark. She was a …
Read More »Samuel J. Nelson, Former Township Councilman, Library Trustee
Samuel J. Nelson, a former Township Councilman and library trustee, passed away August 23, at his home in Franklin Park. He was 85. Born in Philadelphia, Pa. to Samuel and Evelyn (Deering) Nelson, and raised in Colonia, Mr. Nelson had been a Franklin Park resident for more than 50 years. After graduating from Woodbridge High School, he served his country …
Read More »John Dziamara, 70; Daughter, Son-In-Law Live In Township
John Dziamara, 70, of Annandale, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday in Bethlehem, Pa. John was born in Rudesheim, Germany and lived in Canada, Rockville, Md. and Charlotte, NC. prior to moving to Annandale in 1996. He retired from Hitachi Data Systems in New York City, but continued working as a Consultant for Tech Service Professionals. He served our country faithfully …
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