Archive for the ‘Obituaries’ Category
Obituary: Dorothy Cevasco
Dorothy Cevasco (nee Rood), a retired bookkeeper for Grand Union in Tenafly, died on Tuesday, Feb. 15 in Gouldsboro, P.A. She was 75. She is survived by her children Jeri Switzer, Janice Gragnano, and Judy Grimm; sister, Christy and brothers, Tom and Ed; grandchildren, Dawn Yarmula, Jacquelyn and Marc Gregnano and Patrick and Abigail Grimm; [...]
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Obituary: George Michael Woke
George Michael Woke of Norwood, a corporate accountant for Hess Corporation in New York City, died Tuesday, Feb. 15. Mr. Woke was a resident of Norwood, and formerly New Milford and Fort Lee. He was 51. Mr. Woke was a coach in New Milford for eight years and also a mentor to Girl Scouts Troop [...]
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Obituary: Theresa Tutoli
Theresa “Riley” Tutoli (nee Wouters) of Closter died on Saturday, Feb. 13. Ms. Tutoli was born in Antwerp, Belgium and immigrated to this country in 1947. She was a resident of Closter since 1950. She was a homemaker and a parishioner of the Church of St. Mary. She is survived by her daughters and their [...]
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Obituary Anthony E. Pizza
Anthony E. Pizza, formerly of Hackensack, died on Thursday, Feb. 10. He was 86. Mr. Perry of Perry Point, M.D. was an Army Private, 1rst Class member of the 677th Band of Army Air Forces. He is survived by his sisters, Theresa Helmer and Nancy Wisneski, both of Delaware, two nieces and three nephews. Funeral [...]
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Obituary- Lucretia M. Albano
FORT LEE – Lucretia M. Albano died Saturday, Jan. 29. She was 81. Survivors include her husband, Edward Albano, sons, Mark Albano, Edward Albano and his wife, Maytte, grandchildren, Amanda, David, Adriana and Andrea. Frank A. Patti & Kenneth Mikatarian Funeral Directors, in the borough, conducted funeral arrangements. Donations may be made to: The American [...]
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Obituary- Stacey Sava-Antoniades
LEONIA – Stacey Sava-Antoniades, Esq., an attorney at law for over 30 years with her practice in Fort Lee, died Monday, Jan. 31. She was 61. She has been a resident of the borough since 1973. Mrs. Sava-Antoniades is a graduate of St. Aloysius Academy, St. Peter’s College and Rutgers Law School. She was a [...]
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Obituary- Catherine A. Ford
RIDGEFIELD – Catherine A. Ford (nee: Noulette), died Sunday, Jan. 23. She was 64. Survivors include daughters, Tricia Ciccolella and her husband, David, Donna Birdsall and her husband, Steven, son, Kevin Ford and his wife Kim, grandchildren, Justin, Ryan, Brandon, Nicole, Katelyn, Emily, Jeremy and Ciara and sisters, Ellen Thomas and Patricia Gargano. Frank A. [...]
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Obituary- Maria D. Mattesich
FORT LEE – Maria D. Mattesich (nee: Picinich), a seamstress, died Friday, Jan. 21. She was 91. Survivors include daughters, Barbara Morin, Rosemary Johnson, son, John Mattesich, eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Her husband, Dominic, predeceased her. Frank A. Patti & Kenneth Mikatarian Funeral Directors, in the borough, conducted funeral arrangements.
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Obituary- Walter Joseph Koch, SR.
FORT LEE – Walter Joseph Koch, Sr., KOCH, Walter Joseph Sr., self employed in the borough for 40 years, died Thursday, Jan. 20. He was 97. Mr. Koch, Sr. was a member of the United States Marine Corps during World War II at the Invasions of Iwo Jima, the South Pacific and the Philippines. Survivors [...]
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Obituary-Dominick Oliveri
FORT LEE – Dominick Oliveri, a Computer IT man for Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, died Monday, Jan. 24. He was 75. Mr. Oliveri is a lifelong resident of the borough. Mr. Oliveri is a veteran of the army. Survivors include his brother, Joseph Oliveri and his wife, Grace, nephew, Anthony Oliveri and nieces, Diana Oliveri [...]
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