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Reverend Thomas Francis Grogan, 57,Assistant Pastor at St. Bartholomew'sThe Reverend Thomas Francis

Oiogan. 57. of Scotch Plains died onSanday. March 29, in St. Barnabasli&dicai Center in Lrvinpton.

Born in Newark, Father Grogart^ o r d a i n e d on May 25,1968.

He was Assistant Pastor at S tBartholomew the Apostle RomanCatholic Church in Scotch Plains.

Previously, Father Grogan hadsaved at St. AloysusRoman Catho-He Church in Jersey City, Queen ofrfcaoe Roman Catholic Church inNew Providence, Our Lady of Sor-row's Roman Catholic Church in

South Grange, St. Mary's RomasCatholic Church in Rutherford, andSt James Reman Catholic ChurchinSpriogBeid.

Stirmdngarerdsparents, ThomasF. Grogan, Sr. and BefeaB. Grogan;two brothers, Peter L. Grogan aadPauID, Grogan, aBdasaster,\feromcaAnnHegedus.

A Mais will be offered at 11 a mtomorrow, Friday, April 3, in S tBartholomew the Apostle Chinch inScotchPJains, AnaB^Beotsaiebe-iag handled % the Soss FmeraiHome in Scotch Hains.

April a. 1SS8 • " -

John Fiorino, 38, Local Firelighter;Coached Little League in;'Westfield

John Tracey, Jr.,. 76, Board Member;Former Directory Vice President

1 Mass •wasof&redonTiM31, at the Cfatsdi of the

Joan J. Tracey, Jr., 76, of Maamaaihh d i d F r i d M h 2 7 h

Bom in Belmonl, Massachusetts, hehadlh'edmScotchHainsbrfraienjovnigtoMonrnouthBeacbiri 1976.

He was a 1943 graduate of BostonUniversity with a Bachelor of Science

John Fioriuo, 38, a lifelong resi-dent d We^di, <fie4 on Monday,M a n i 30, at flie Grandstand Re-gional Medical Center in &%itleBeach, Sooth Carolina.

HehadbeenavolunteerfireSghlerwmstBsM-iom 1983 to 1986, andwas employed as a firefighter for theTown df S^^fiAI ^ e e 1986.

Firefighter Fioriao was a memberof fee Firemen's Benevolent Asso-ciation Local No. 3» cf msafiddand the Exempt Firemen's Associa-tion.

HeiftasacomimiiiicaiitoftheHorvTrinity Roman Catholic Church inW ^ f i d d a«I a memfcer of the Ital-ian-Americaa CInb of North

Tortoriello Fioriao; two sons,

He served in the United States ArmvduringWoridWarlL

Mr. Tracey had worked for the Na-k ! 1 H f a D i i U k

Anaageanesits were hairiled by «iEDyFnenJHaatemRedBaidc.

Aps! % 18S8

Kafberine Perry, 30Katfaeriue Pem, 30, of Bremerton,

^ l r i d I d $ d M I 2 2

q ykscatedinSc«>eiset,t)r35yeaispriortoretkingasilsEssecativeVicePiesideniin

He was a member of the MonmouffaBeaARarmingBoardarMtheDealGoifandCaurtfryCtab.

S^ivii^arehs wife, Audrey Traeey;a sa|,J. Stephen Tracey; a sister, HelenA i degiBndehiMren-

gstboox.

BOTH inPerth Amboy, stehad&sed inFanwood, in Tm; Michigan, and inh f a A b f i i a J1992.

Miss Penv was a special edaeatkmteacfaermthteBnaoaertaascfaootiiSstnetsince 1992.

She was a 1990 graduate oft d b U f y & B & I

3 daughter, Airry Fiorino; his parents,Joseph and Eleanor Ffcrnno of West-fieldj and two sisters, PatriciaPetersen of Westfield and JeanneHogbes of LiBcroft.

A Mass of Christian Burial will beoffered at 10 a.ni. tomorrow, Friday,Api2 3, at Bofy TrinityChurch. In-tennent will be at Fairview Cern-etexy In Westfiefd.

\ 5 S W I O Q will tafe platx from 2 to4 p^ra. and from 7 to 9 p.m. today,Ttarsday, April 2, at the Dooley Cb-lonial Horr«, 556 ^^^field Avenue,WesffieM,

Memorial donations may be madeto t i e Fiorina CMidren's Scholar-sfaip Fund, care of WestfieldFiremen's Benevolent AssociationLocal No. 30, 405 North Avenue,West, Westfield, 07090.

A?n!2. 1S9S

5 69, Army Veteran;Weldon Retiree Served as Volunteer

Nk&>!asKosen»n,69,GfPalmBay, SisTOringarehiswife.Vi'vian&JSch

nc^mes 1^^2<^sial B^sdtcal Cscfiss: i a B <^<?p»HH ig| P! ITft m fir^f^ppT^ tfrtfyMeI>oiBiK,Fkxida. soos,C3«don&sovan,StoSrtSsovan

BcmiiiMan\T31e,hehadlrv'edmSootcla aa i Richard Kosown; a brother, JohnPJainsaodFanwoodlOTTJMByyeaisbe- KosoBanjarrie^htgranddiildTeai,true; t t^uuigtcsihtivn Haytn I§£K}. Pussalsirss^ iiEsitswerehffl dledby

Mr. iCt ovan had beea a <juarry op- fteRossiFunaalHcsneinS«kcfaP1ains.

Ife coadod littk: heagm ia 1 ^ ^ -fieid fia- baseball, ta&e&al!, foot-

Smvivisg aie his wife,

Montagna, 89Loase Psdelio Montana, 89, of

Scotch Plains died on Saturday. MarchZS.atksme.

BammNewadc,siKhadliuBdm ScotchPisis since !93<5.

had waked in tbe

a cat adc^ic»i servicem BxratssSKffl.Surviviag are her paresis, Janet and

Leland Pern- two brothers, Scott Penyand Todd Peny, and fa»graafa«ste3,Doris Peny and Meta P«au,

Amemoriai sovicewiB beirfdat 11a.m oo Sa&mdav; April4,intfaeGiBceLkChd£65^lfeiS

for more than 10 years before retiring in1990.

Hbwssa United States Army vetezaafflKCfto

In Pahn Bmr, be was a •wshH eer SxJWfed

ter National Bank in Union for 15 yearsprior to waning in 1974.

SsewssamemteofSt Bartholomewshe Apostle Ranaa Catholic Church inScotch Plains and tbe Scotch Hains-Far>»oodSeEBorCiti2£Qa, what: she wasa past redpseoi of the Senior of the YearA*A ard She also was a volunteer for feeSocschPlainsThnftShop

Ka'busbandLThoniBsMcx&Bgna. Sr,iiedhetfSS.

Mr. Kosoran w.-as|»Kfexa^si by irisfirst wife, Jemmsthstsmn Kosovm, ia1976-

Loois M, Pisane, 88!x«ta8M.Pi5asje,8^e>fLBkrf3Bi3ldkd

OB &a«te, Mim& 29, at Sun Ca&s

Do«>tiiy ChristiaiioDoothy Christiana of Garwood died

OD Mooday. Maidi 30, in the WestfieldNetwork, Genesis HderCare Center inWsstfieM.

uotiimowBigtoGarwood ISyearsago.S f a b d b 4 d f b 4 4

g^in 1987.

Miss CbristiajwwssauKmberof^the

Man TssufciTBCJEe, 8 1 . of Fwwoodd»crf QB Tbwsto. S&sh 26. sa Overtook

, 10jprsDdeiHldtm,aad

Boro tn Kc*&rk, she had used HIMapfc%«jd be&« moving is Faowooitea >«sr

MJR Tcadnniantt h ^ wotiaed p i tasac SB a d « i a &e Msjskwood 1axAsac«er's Office fbr sevenl vem.

A Furse-ai Mss «as <rfiena on Tites->, Maitfe 31. a (ks Lady

ftodk fix 35 wars sussing to

of Italy of Garwood, Goldai A^: ofCiasfordandC^USJE. of Jersey City.

S f h f M r i d

Btook!BS wife of 46 years.

Surviving me etgbt smxs aad neph-ews

AJwfetsofCbisiiasBuuiwinbeheldtodaj; HsBsdav; April 2, m St Anne'sRotusn Catixriic OairA in Garwood.

A fiwraJ Mass was offered >«slcr-% a > » Apr i l ] , in S j

were iumdkd b* tbe

esen' m Scotcii Rams.

CfamaiK Doota Colssaal Hcsise.

Winifred L Wafsen, 72

•JE T&e ^ x feeiwe n»\mg to Szmch

died on waanesdsv. \4»rdi 25, m £b&Sana fefc^I C«der ia B l>88Buf©fa&

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F«s«>in EdmrdBimmd Sdort, 64,

ifc mm a adf-cnqpiomd n s s n coo-S i l f a i C k

SbehadbeBBanMbnaEKttnttiveassauz*. QYoctbc&Cama&uuty College w3rc>e4!ya far M years, fearing m 1991

Mrs. % * 3 f a t a f

i fern* Cm, I s tttd b^sl HJife was * H^sbe af she Soean of i ^ ^ l i e f i w j ^ ^ ^ i & l « s & M

PksJjcs, EegEHses and the %lssa IHis Mr SeksifeadfbeeBssposJskrfiserCuisun Oi±art£IPaso m,i& Laca! Ho 6% of J4e«wfc fcr 43

York Ca* and % ossaiw of theAn&jei B^eaCfaurch HJ Spnngik&L

Sarovag are ber husband, Esri H"Aatsaa, tfiree dau^&ers, Pttok D

gLcw^nzs of Tk»e &i«%es aad Dcsma

IS5S tbroogb Midsrf Mele of MaT»to»n; two sis-sos, I«c^»a^ Ifaivoof Fairviav airf

3£a-j<fa KJSJ of Cambria Heights, SeviToinfcMstas S ^ h t E k n a S v f E t

Sfaanm Lov JasdCtaoHs >kJfci«. tfetse

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Frederick Bremmer, 70* Was Butcber;Had Been Police Officer in 'FanwoodFrederick K. Bremmer, 70, of

Manas(pian died on Sunday, March22, at home.

Born in Piainfield, he moved toManasquanin 1964.

Mr. Bremmer had been a butcherforShop-RfteFoodararnafor 30 yearsat various locations, prior to retiringin 1989.

He had been a police officer inFanwood from 1952 to 1959.

Mr. BremmerwasamembeToftheorganizational committee andachar-fer member of the FanwoodPoliceman'sBenevolent AssociationNo. 123.

He was also a member of the

Fanwood Fire Department for 14years, the Fanwood Rescue Squadand the Amalgamated Meat CuttersUnioaLocal No. 464AinLMe Falls.

Surviving are Ms wife, MaryRodgers Bremmer; four sons, ElliotBremmer of Glendola, iGlennBremmerofPointPleasantBorongh,Hngh Bremmer and FrederickBremmer, Jr., both of Manasquan;three daughters, Nancy Bremmer ofLakewood, MaryLouBrown of Jack-son and Marcia Britton ofBeachwood, and 11 grandchildren.

Private funeral services were ar-ranged by the Neary-Quinn FuneralHome in Manasquan.

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Rudolph F. Sarich, 77, Bell Specialist;Decorated World War II Veteran

Rudolph F. Saricfl, 77, of BerkeleyTownship died on Thursday, March26, in the Community Medical Cen-ter in Toms River.

Born in Hofooken, he had lived inMountainside before moving to Ber-keley Township in 1989.

Mr. Sarkhhadr>eenacommunica-tions specialist for 36 years withNew Jersey Bell in Newark beforeretiring in 1984.

He received a Victory Medal, theEuropean-Afiican-Middle East Ser-

vice Medal and the American Cam-paign Medal in World War II.

Mr. Sarich was a member of theElks Lodge in Toms River.

Survivingarehis wife, Ann Sarich;two sons, David A. Sarich andSobeitGaliano; two daughters, Nancy\&nnette andPatti Ann McDaniel; abrother, Christian Sarych, and sixgrandchildren.

Arrangements were handledby theQuinn-Hopping Funeral home ofToms River.

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Lillian V. Rushford Shouffler, 85,Inducted Into Bowling Hall of Fame

Lillian. V. Rushford Shouffler, 85, ofWestfielddiedcoMonday,Marcfa 30, atGieenbrook Manor Nursing and Reha-bffitadonCenterinGreeaBrook.

Born in Burton, West Virginia, shebadlived inCbarlestoa, West Virginia,befi3re moving to Westfield in 1951.She had lived in Westfield for46yearsbefixemovingintoGreenbrook Manorlast year.

Mrs. Shouffler wasa fonnermemberoftbeUnico County Bowling Associa-tion and was inducted into the UnionCounty Bowling Hall ofFame.

Shewasjxedec«asedbyherliusband.HowardB. Shouffier.in 1989;adaughtK;Joanne E. Cwxaro, in 1992; a brother,John Rushford, and two sisters, WiknaCainandLucilleZeay.

Surviving are a daughter, Nancy J.IM3rirfNrfHkfHdiidE. Shouffler of Branchburg; a brother,W i l l i R h f d f M s B , West

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today, Thursday, April 2, at the WersonFuneral Home in linden.

Apsi2. 1SS8

Catherine V. Brandaaer, 8§5 Retiree;Crossing Guard Won Optimist AwardCatherine V. Brandauer, 80, of

Sa^cbPlainsdkdonSaiirday, March28, ia the Villa Maria in NorthPMsfield.

Bom in Staten Island, she hadmowed to Scotch Plains many years

Mrs. Brandaaer had beea a cross-ing guard for the Scotch Plains Po-Hce Department for 32 years prior tore&nagseveral raomhs'ago. She hadreceived ibctLaw and EnftHrcerneatAwarfftoni the <^stimist Club Inter-

national in 1993.She was a member of the Comer

Stone Club of St. Hetea's RomanCatholic Church in Westfield,

Surviving are a son, Frank I.Brandauer, a sister, Gladys CoaneU.and two graHdchiMrea.

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