Jr. Howard T. Trout
, New Jersey
Howard T. Trout, Jr., affectionately known as Peanut, passed away peacefully on April 23, 2026, in Cape May Court House, New Jersey, at the age of 92.Born on October 12, 1933, in Somers Point, New Jersey, he was a lifelong resident of the area and a familiar and respected presence to all who knew him. Peanut lived a long and meaningful life rooted in family, community, and the simple values of hard work, loyalty, and kindness. He was a proud graduate of Middle Township High School, Class of 1954, and carried the friendships and memories of those years with him throughout his life. He worked for Atlantic Electric.Peanut is survived by his children, Howard Trout III, Jamie Bitting, and Lynda Malia; his siblings, Marjorie Martin, Christine Froelich, Patty Ziolkowski, Kathy Reeder, Michelle Froelich, Diane Rochford, Mark Froelich, Jef Froelich, Jack Worrall, and Ed Worrall; ten grandchildren; one great-grandson; and many…
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Sharon Sherwood
, New Jersey
Sharon Sherwood, 72, of Wildwood, NJ, passed away peacefully at Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional in Cape May Court House on June 26, 2026.Born in Camden, NJ on January 9, 1954, Sharon was raised in Wildwood Crest, NJ and lived in Wildwood, NJ for most of her adult life with her husband Barry Sherwood, owner of Sherwood Lock and Key, a family-run business in Wildwood since 1948. Barry Sherwood operated the locksmith shop with the help of Sharon the last 34 years.An accomplished artist specializing in graphite pencil drawings, Sharon made a career of creating beautiful portrait heirlooms for grateful families all across the country. In 1995, Sharon's graphite portrait, "Sisters" placed second in a national art competition sponsored by Illustrator Magazine. The image was inspired by a photograph of Sharon and her late sister Roseanne Olson as little girls.Sharon is survived by her husband, Barry Sherwood, his children Tara…
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Michael Francis Mullaney
, New Jersey
Michael Francis Mullaney age 69 passed away suddenly at his home in North Cape May New Jersey on June 26th 2026. Mike was a skilled drywall contractor and business owner who retired from the carpenters union local 225. He worked hard and strived for perfection in his craft with honor for his business partners. He was also an avid fisherman and a Philly sports fan. He will be missed dearly for his humor and jovial sprit. He was a man who had a deep love for his family friends and neighbors. Many will remember his generous spirit always willing to lend a hand to those in need. Mike is survived by his mother Rose Meehan son Mike Mullaney exwife Elizabeth Mullaney sisters Lori Daniels Patricia Ginsburg brothers Chuck Mullaney Nick Meenan along with numerous nieces nephews and cousins. Michael Francis Mullaney age 69 passed away suddenly at his home in…
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Kathleen Bellas
, New Jersey
She was predeceased in death by her husband Gerald her parents James and Ann and her siblings Jimmy Betty Richie Jeannie and Jack. She leaves behind her beloved family daughters Cindy George Susan Charlie her grandchildren Jessica Sabrina and Giorgio one greatgrandchild Leon and her sister Joan Boyle. Lovingly known as "Sissy" or "Cass" she loved her Irish Heritage walking the Wildwood Boardwalk puzzleword games going to yard sales and thrift stores and spending time with family and friends. Cass and Jerry were the owners of The Starlite Motel in North Wildwood. Once retired they enjoyed traveling to Florida. Family and friends are invited to pay their respects 10AM Tuesday July 7th at The Parish of St. John Neumann Church of St. Raymond 800 Bayshore Rd. Villas NJ 08251. Funeral Services will be celebrated at 11AM immediately following the viewing. Interment will be held on the grounds of Veterans Cemetery…
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James L. Secoda
, New Jersey
James “Reds” Secoda, Sr., 81, of South Seaville, NJ, passed away peacefully at home on June 30, 2026, the way he wanted to – surrounded by his wife and children. Born on August 10, 1944, in Philadelphia, PA, he lived a life marked by hard work, devotion to family, and a warm spirit that touched everyone who knew him.Reds excelled in his trade as a mechanic and took great pride in the work he did throughout his life. He owned and operated Seaville Auto, where his skill, reliability, and steady presence earned the respect of customers, friends, and fellow workers alike. He was the kind of man people could count on, and he found satisfaction in fixing what was broken and helping others keep moving forward. Whether he was working on cars, repairing something around the house, or spending time in the shop with the guys, he was in his…
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