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A service of remembrance will be celebrated at 12 p.m. on Saturday, February 18, 2023, at St. Pauls Roman Catholic Church, 216 Nassau Street, Princeton, NJ 08542. Brooks loved his family fiercely. John S. (Jack) Chamberlin, 94, passed away peacefully at home on Wednesday, April 12, 2023 with his beloved wife Mary by his side. His generous presence and engaging conversations enriched all who knew him. Michael was a member of St. Pauls Church where he served as an usher for over 15 years and a volunteer lector for Italian masses. She also has many extended family and friends that she loved and cherished very much. A devoted father to two sons, Greg and Jeff, and one of six siblings, Dick valued hard work, family, and the importance of education, having had an Ivy League education himself. David H. Brown, Sr., of Yardley, PA, passed away on Thursday, February 9, 2023 at home. A full list of Bobs publications and academic honors are included in the Princeton University obituary: Bob was fair, honest, and deeply committed to helping others, most especially through education. Contributions may be made in Davids honor to The Princeton Festival c/o The Princeton Symphony Orchestra. He had a wonderful voice and was a soloist growing up and in college and the Army. He worked for various oil and gas companies including Getty Oil and the Atlantic Richfield Company. Arrangements under the direction of the Mather-Hodge Funeral Home, Princeton. Jeff grew up in California and attended Palos Verdes High School, where he played football, basketball, and baseball and met the love of his life, Mary, at a high school dance. Lee Bienkowski, 62, of St. Augustine, FL, died on December 29, 2022, following a courageous battle with cancer. She was a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, as well as a trailblazing engineer. B, Princeton, NJ, 08540. Margaret Sherry Rich of Ewing, NJ, age 77, passed away on March 19 from a sudden heart attack. Fierce to defend, clear with moral lessons, quick to console and hug, and always cooking up a storm. He was predeceased by his parents and his sister Alice Humes Umlauf. Joanne is survived by her niece Debbie Reed, a cousin Julie Monson, and many dear friends. Ed, the son of Morris and Elizabeth Beckerman, grew up in the Bronx, in the shadow of Yankee Stadium. Dick and Lee enjoyed day trips in the region and travel in their retirement, taking cruises to Europe, Russia, and Alaska. After retiring from Rutgers University, Jim enjoyed visiting battlefields, particularly those of the Civil War. He worked as a management consultant for Larry Wilson of Minneapolis and the Forum Corporation of Boston. We are grateful that his smile and memory continue to fill us with peace and love. He is survived by his wife Barbara, his children (Laura, Brian, and Mike), grandchildren (Hannah and Sam), and his sister Cathy. Burial will follow in the Princeton Cemetery. She is survived by her three daughters, Shari (Warren Powell) of Princeton, NJ; Diane (Ed Gienger) of Ocean View, DE; and Barbara Glassman (Arthur Rubin) of Millbrook and New York, NY; six grandchildren, Eddie (Nicole Kennedy) Gienger, Megan (Paul Boyd), Elyse Powell, Dan Powell, Maya Rubin, and Noah Rubin; and one great-granddaughter, Naomi Kennedy Gienger. He enjoyed painting, sailing, and skiing in his free time and attended St Pauls Church regularly. His mother used to say, Before Richards toe reached the floor each morning, he was teasing his brothers. Richard spent nearly his entire life focused on other people around him, making sure to be there for his family and friends whenever he could. Funeral arrangements are by Orlands Ewing Memorial Chapel. Rice began work at Princeton University in the mid-1960s, landing after a few years at the Office of Population Research as its department administrator. That teacher later convinced him to pursue his college studies at Westminster Choir College in Princeton, New Jersey, to study under Dr. Alexander McCurdy. He then joined the Department of Pharmacology, Washington University School of Medicine where he pursued research on carbohydrate metabolism in the brain. She shared her passion for art, education, and nature with her children and grandchildren. A visitation will be held from 10-11a.m. His radiant vivacity was anchored by substance and calm. David F. W. Hagen, 91, died peacefully at home on Thursday, April 13, with family members present. Michael was one of the very first dentists in the U.S. certified by Apollo Health collaborating with physicians to screen, prevent, and reverse Alzheimers and dementia. He was exceptionally talented with all trades. Travel almost always included a visit at a local kindergarten class that would become pen pals with hers at Littlebrook School (1961-1985) andRiverside School (1985-86). Jim managed the schools finances, while Deborah developed the curriculum and oversaw all of the academics. To those who knew her, Lee seemed to embody strength physically, mentally, emotionally, and vocally. But Ed had laid the groundwork. During their 69 years of marriage, Barbara and John were blessed with the opportunity to travel extensively in Europe, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and North America. 12/15/1945 - 3/17/2021 Yetta Ziolkowski was born on August 5, 1929, in Cedartown, Georgia. After two years, David left Kepner Tregoe. It was a well fed, busy, and safe household but if you ever sneaked the cookie jar, she had eyes in the back of her head! He was a skillful pilot with certificates in multi-engine, commercial, and instrument ratings. Richard had a successful career in finance. Her legacy in this regard has been assumed by the rest of the well-fed Fitzpatrick clan four children, 12 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren, and perhaps expanding even further. He entered Iowa State University in 1943 and served in the United States Navy during 1945-46. Bruce McLain Breckenridge, 96, passed away on Sunday, February 19, 2023, at Pennswood Village in Newtown, Pennsylvania. He was born August 27, 1931, in Shanghai, China. He had been a Princeton resident since 1968. Lynn was a devoted mother of two and worked from home for many years focusing on graphic design work. For condolences, please visit the obituary page at OrlandsMemorialChapel.com. Together, they changed the lives of countless children with dyslexia and other learning differences, giving them the opportunity to learn the way their brains work best and reach their full potential. Obscene and rotten filth, one former councilman called them. Born in Charleston, West Virginia he resided most of his life in Lawrenceville, NJ. He learned tennis teaching beginners at PTP, and taught there for more than 40 years. Brooks Dyer, 85, of Princeton, NJ, passed away peacefully at HarborChase of Princeton assisted living on February 12, 2023 with his loving wife Teena at his side. Dr. Cortese was a member of the prestigious American Academy of Maxillofacial Prosthetics. It was important for him to provide the family a special place to be together and have fun. She was the oldest of four children of Margaret Goldstein, ne Embry, originally from Anniston, Alabama, and Samuel Jacob Goldstein, n Olewnik, who had immigrated to the United States in 1903 from Ciechanw, in the Russian Partition of what is now Poland. In 1960 Valerie and her husband Nat moved to Blawenburg, N.J., with three of their four children and set up home in the 200-year-old Blawenburg Tavern. Chikako Shimura, 90, of Princeton, NJ, passed away peacefully at her home on Wednesday, February 8, 2023 with her son by her side. James toured with his various choirs and led choral festivals worldwide. In 1971, he and Liz bought The Queenstown Shop, a picture framing business at 43 South Main Street, Pennington. Peter Michael ONeill (1946-2022) passed away peacefully on October 25 after a valiant, graceful struggle with Parkinsons disease. She was 81 years old. FuneralHome.com. A memorial gathering will be held later in the year. When the pandemic ended that, he continued to meet with the group on Zoom until shortly before his death. He was to embark on a distinguished 40-year career in the Classics Department, and Princeton became John and Tonis cherished home for the duration. He was always happy in the company of his labs, Sport, and later Callie. As a dedicated and compassionate physician, he was elected Chairman of the Department of Radiology in 2015 and President of California Advanced Imaging Medical Associates in 2021. He said he just liked being out in nature. Leslie is survived by her loving husband Kenneth R. Josenhans of Ann Arbor, Michigan. In lieu of flowers, donations in her name will be welcomed by the Alzheimers Association at act.alz.org. In 2019, at the age of 70, he embarked on a 21-mile hike with his kids. In 1955 they moved to Princeton, NJ, where he was assigned to work at the Princeton University Project Matterhorn, the Universitys fusion program. In lieu of flowers, the Hartshorne family asks that donations be made to Planned Parenthood. He had a successful career in the corporate insurance industry. A dedicated Princetonian, David served as Vice President of his class for a number of years. After graduating from Drexel University where he enjoyed many friendships as a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, he went on to serve as a cryptographer in the US Army at forts around the Southern U.S. He was at ETS for 31 years as a creative technology person working on many different kinds of systems including those for processing and grading millions of the tests that became standard in schools across the country, like the PSAT, SAT, and AP. He brought everything together, and brought it into the modern age.. Gray, III, internationally recognized opera singer, passed away at 75. Throughout her life, Joy, aka Bud, was a sociable and generous neighbor. A commemoration of Joannes life will be planned for a later date. Barbara was born on January 26, 1929 in New Haven, CT. She graduated with a BS in Elementary Education from New Haven State Teachers College (now Southern Connecticut State University) in 1950. In a unanimous vote, the library board of trustees reaffirmed the book selection and gave Beckerman their full backing. Memorial contributions may be made to the ASPCA or an animal-centered charity of your choice. He is survived by his wife Jean, his son Bill Davidson and daughter-in-law Michelle Quinn-Davidson, his daughter Susan Davidson Serreze and son-in-law Peter Serreze, and his grandchildren Wesley and Sara Serreze. Their marriage on March 26, 1951, proved magically successful, uniting two people whose fathers immigrated to the United States from utterly different backgrounds in eastern Europe. He loved to perform and played Oliver in Oliver in grade school, and Pippin in Pippin in college. Facebook Twitter Instagram. At the national level, he served on the USTA Davis Cup/Federation Cup Committee and with his wife Anne, who managed the USTA Office of the President, traveled the world attending Davis Cup and Fed Cup ties and other tennis tournaments. Lawrence Larry Berger, 69, passed away peacefully at home on Friday, March 17, surrounded by his wife Paget and his children Rebecca, Aaron, and Josh. So impressed with the letter, he called Barbara in for an interview. He focused on empire and capitalism before either topic was fashionable, writing seven books on African history. In high school, George also learned to play guitar, banjo, and other stringed instruments, leading to a lifelong love of folk music and bluegrass. He also served in the United States Army Reserve. There will be a memorial service at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Princeton in early 2023. He attended the University of Maryland, where he met Joan (ne DeTurk), who would later become his wife of 62 years. A service will be held at Morrisville United Methodist Church, Morrisville, PA on April 22 at 1 p.m. For a link to the livestream, visit the Kimble Funeral Home website at thekimblefuneralhome.com. Sandy was a very active member of the Big Brothers community as well as participating in executive coaching. At the age of 15, he came to the United States with family and resided in Princeton. In his special way, he made our neighborhood a paradise for us all.. He was awarded the prestigious USTA Eve Kraft National Community Tennis Award and the Mangan Award, Middle States highest award for volunteer service in the section. Charles Mark Jones passed away on December 15, 2022, surrounded by his family after living for four years with a malignant brain tumor. According to her obituary in the Ketchikan Daily News, she died in Port Protection on June 25, 2021, at the age of 62. Her parents had a thriving mens clothing store where Barbara, as a young woman, helped out as a salesperson. He spent his time on the TV show with 6 other members thriving in the wild and teaching survival techniques. Thereafter, she worked for several advertising agencies in New York City. To the surprise of many, he loved being retired; he traveled extensively with Joan, spent several winters in Florence, Italy, and shared wonderful times with family and friends at their LBI beach house.