Obituaries

Janet Pellichero, a recycling coordinator for West Windsor Township who previously worked in the public works department in Princeton for more than

William K. Hogan, a World War II veteran who served at the CEO of the Helene Fuld Medical Center in Trenton for

Mark Harmon, a detective who has served in the police department in Lawrence for almost a quarter century, died surrounded by his

Carl Pope, 87, formerly of Mercer County, died peacefully on Friday, August 16, at Brookdale Senior Living in Florham Park. Born in

Leslie Vought Kuenne of Princeton and Shelburne, Vt., died at home surrounded by her loving family on Aug. 12 after a courageous

Herbert Windsor Hobler died Aug. 10 at Stonebridge at Montgomery in Skillman. He was 96. Born in St. Louis in 1922, he

William Bryce Thompson IV of Princeton died on Friday, June 21, surrounded by family and friends. Thompson was born on Aug. 18,

On June 1 at 29 years old, Jeffrey Alexander Kyle took his life.  Jeffrey had a generous spirit and was driven to

Peter Allington Marks, a former mayoral candidate who cared deeply about his hometown and voiced concerns about changes to Princeton’s character, died

Ethel N. Kowalewski, 91, of Princeton died Monday, January 14, at St. Joseph’s Skilled Nursing in Lawrenceville.  Born in Buffalo, New York,

Aviation Boatswain Mate Joseph Naglak, USN, of Naval Station Norfolk and formerly of West Windsor, died suddenly aboard the USS George H.W.

William Schluter, a longtime New Jersey legislator and advocate for good government, died at his Pennington home on Monday after a two-year battle