Robert Wood Tate passed away on Jan. 14 at his home in Princeton after a brief illness. A loving husband, father, grandfather, respected colleague and friend, he was … Read More

Daniel A. Harris, a poet, professor emeritus of English and Jewish Studies at Rutgers University, and local activist died on Dec. 26. He was 77. Harris earned degrees … Read More

Adam S. Feldman, the senior rabbi of the Jewish Center of Princeton, died suddenly and tragically while traveling in Hawaii with his family on Tuesday, December 24. He … Read More

Martin R. Siegel, the Hamilton Jewelers chairman who was instrumental in growing his company’s brand through creative and innovative marketing, died on Dec. 17 with his wife and … Read More

Eric Craig, a carpenter at Princeton University for more than three decades who was active in local civic and community groups, died on Dec. 2 surrounded by his … Read More

Janet Pellichero, a recycling coordinator for West Windsor Township who previously worked in the public works department in Princeton for more than two decades, died unexpectedly Monday at … Read More

William K. Hogan, a World War II veteran who served at the CEO of the Helene Fuld Medical Center in Trenton for several years and was head of … Read More

Mark Harmon, a detective who has served in the police department in Lawrence for almost a quarter century, died surrounded by his family and fellow officers on Sept. … Read More

Carl Pope, 87, formerly of Mercer County, died peacefully on Friday, August 16, at Brookdale Senior Living in Florham Park. Born in Jamaica, Queens, N.Y., Carl was a … Read More

Leslie Vought Kuenne of Princeton and Shelburne, Vt., died at home surrounded by her loving family on Aug. 12 after a courageous battle with ovarian cancer. She was … Read More

Herbert Windsor Hobler died Aug. 10 at Stonebridge at Montgomery in Skillman. He was 96. Born in St. Louis in 1922, he was raised In Bronxville, New York … Read More

Steven Gubser, a professor of physics at Princeton University, died while rock climbing near Chamonix, France on Aug. 3. He was 47 years old. Gubser was on vacation … Read More

Toni Morrison, the Nobel Prize-winning novelist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author whose work focused on African-American life and culture, died on Monday night in a New York hospital. She was 88 … Read More

William Bryce Thompson IV of Princeton died on Friday, June 21, surrounded by family and friends. Thompson was born on Aug. 18, 1931, in his father’s home in … Read More

On June 1 at 29 years old, Jeffrey Alexander Kyle took his life.  Jeffrey had a generous spirit and was driven to create community through kindness, his love … Read More

Peter Allington Marks, a former mayoral candidate who cared deeply about his hometown and voiced concerns about changes to Princeton’s character, died at home in Jan. 13 following … Read More