Mary Ann Demspey Coleman
, New Jersey
April 30, 2026
Mary Ann Demspey Coleman age 83 of Whiting New Jersey passed away on May 1 2026 at Preferred Care Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Hamilton Square. Mary Ann was born in Trenton to Mary and John Phillip Demspey. A 1961 graduate of Hamilton High School West she went on to work for Bell Telephone became a homemaker was active in the PTA then later was employed by Bristol Myers Squibb as well as several local doctors offices as an administrative assistant. She enjoyed sewing spending time talking with her grandchildren scrolling through social media and watching her beloved Philadelphia Phillies. Mary Ann is survived by her husband of nearly 64 years Dennis J. Coleman a son Daniel Coleman of Hamilton a daughter and soninlaw Kelly Ann and Michael Guire of Bordentown grandchildren Clint D. Coleman Lyssa J. Coleman Trey M. Guire and Joshua D. Guire as well as several close…
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Eileen L Peters
, New Jersey
Eileen L. Peters nee Szul 80 of Hamilton passed away suddenly on Sunday May 10 2026 at her home in Hamilton. Her happiest times were spent with family. Loved by all she will be remembered for her generosity and kindness. A member of St. RaphaelHoly Angels Parish and the Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 6 Mercer County Eileen also enjoyed cheering on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Philadelphia Eagles watching WNBA bowling dining out shopping and taking care of neighborhood animals. Eileen is predeceased by her parents Joseph and Elizabeth ONeill Szul husband Eric Peters sister Anne Caskey brother Patrick Szul and brotherinlaw Richard Sellnow. Eileen is survived by her sister Josephine Sellnow brother Joseph Veronica Szul brotherinlaw Karl Peters sisterinlaw Phyllis Rambo nieces and nephews Gary Krista Caskey Dawn Dennis Roehr Brian Cynthia Caskey Deborah John Gregory Byrne Jason Solimar Szul Michael Heather Szul Monique Rambo Craig…
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Anni Greif
, New Jersey
Anni Greif age 94 met our Lord on May 12 2026. Born in Belgrade Yugoslavia in 1931 Anni immigrated to the United States with her family in the early 1950s. She made her home in Trenton where she lived for the remainder of her life. Anni was preceded in death by her parents Frank and Maria Greif her sisters Vera John Giangulli and Mitzi Joseph Fisher her nephew John Cherie living Giangulli and her lifelong friend Polly Scheifle. She is survived by her nieces Rosemarie Fisher Angi Livermore Cindy Karl Olsen Marita Scott McGee and Erika Nat Terrizzi her nephew Eddie Sharon Giangulli and her greatnieces and nephews Karlee Rich Majoros Joe Shelbie McGee Dylan McGee Edward Cuomo Nikki Cuomo Gabriella Terrizzi and Antonio Terrizzi. She also leaves behind her grandnephews and niece Rory Emmett and Clara Majoros as well as her devoted companion Ronnie Johnson and close friend Willie…
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Eva Martini
, New Jersey
Mrs. Martini was born in Palanka Yugoslavia. She grew up in Salzburg Austria. She came to America in 1956. She graduated from Cathedral High School in Trenton. She was the face of the kitchen at club affairs for many years of dedicated service. A member of the singing choir and a cultural attache for the club. Funeral Mass will be Celebrated 1100am Thursday May 21 2026 at Our Lady of Sorrows Church 3800 East State St. Ext. Mercerville. Relatives and friends may call Wednesday 500 700PM at Knotts Colonial Funeral Home 2946 South Broad St. Hamilton. Memorial donations may be made to the Donauschwaben Club of Trenton 127 Route 156 Yardville NJ 08620 Mrs. Martini was born in Palanka Yugoslavia. She grew up in Salzburg Austria. She came to America in 1956. She graduated from Cathedral High School in Trenton.
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Linda Reed
, New Jersey
Linda Reed, 79, of Hamilton, NJ, passed away on Saturday, May 9, 2026, at Serenity Care at Robert Wood Johnson in Hamilton, NJ.She was born on December 29, 1946 to Odom Prescott Reed Sr. and Pearl Warren, in Trenton, New Jersey.Linda had one child, Damian Reed.She was employed as an Executive Assistant until her retirement from the NJ Department of Community Affairs - Division of Housing after over 30 years of service.Linda attended church regularly and loved spending time with her grandchildren. She was also a fan of action TV shows and movies.Linda is survived by her son, Damian Reed; daughter-in-law, Jennifer Rosiejka; grandchildren, Dillon and Peyton Reed; and several nieces and nephews.She was preceded in death by her parents, Odom Prescott Reed Sr. and Pearl Warren and four siblings, Sandra Reed (her twin sister), Barbara Ann, Odom “Sonny” Reed, and Donald Reed.
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Linda Nonnie Salley
, New Jersey
Linda Nonnie Salley, born April 5, 1948, in Brooklyn, New York, peacefully entered eternal rest on May 11, 2026, at her home surrounded by the love of her family. Born to Esther Young, Linda was raised in Queens, New York, by Jimmy Jenkins Jr. and Carrie Jenkins; the father whose love and guidance shaped her life in immeasurable ways. She was also profoundly influenced by her beloved Aunt Sarah Witt, affectionately known as her “fairy godmother”. Linda was preceded in death by them, as well as her brothers Ronald, Richard, Victor, and Johnny Young.Linda’s life was rooted in faith, service, and an unwavering love for people. As a young girl attending New Hope Baptist Church in Queens, she discovered both a deep love for God and a community of lifelong friendships that would sustain her throughout her journey. Her faith was not simply something she practiced; it was something she…
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Patricia Gail Parrish
, New Jersey
A Time to be Born...Patricia Gail Parrish was born on October 18, 1953, in Trenton, NJ to the late James Duncan and Gladys Gibson Parrish. Pat remained a lifelong resident of Trenton, where she was deeply rooted in her community and cherished by all who knew her.A Time to Plant…Pat became a member of Friendship Baptist Church at a young age, where she accepted Christ as her personal savior, and was baptized by Reverend E.A. Davis. From that early age, her faith was an important foundation in her life, guiding her values, service to others, and the love and compassion she extended to her family, students, and community.Pat was educated in the Trenton Public School System, graduating from Trenton Central High School in 1971. She continued her education at Trenton State College, (The College of New Jersey), becoming the first college graduate in her family. Pat loved to learn, and…
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Vernon L. Barham
, New Jersey
Vernon L. Barham, affectionately known as Cowboy, Vern, and Cuz Cuz, peacefully returned to our Heavenly Father on May 15, 2026, leaving a legacy of love and laughter that will forever be cherished.Born on August 4, 1954, in the warm embrace of Handsome, Virginia, to Maggie A. Carthan and Ralph Carthan, Vernon was the eldest of three siblings, alongside Ralph, Mary, and Michael Carthan. His early years were filled with joy at Newsome Park Elementary School until the fifth grade, when he ventured to Trenton, New Jersey, to continue his education and spread his wings.In 1962, Vernon discovered his passion for baseball, playing shortstop for Lou’s Cleaning baseball team. His dedication and talent earned him a championship trophy and accolades as the Most Improved Player, along with a selection for the All-Star Team. Vernon's talents knew no bounds; his charm and rhythm graced the television program "Al Albert's Showcase", where…
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Sandra Lee Loebs
, New Jersey
Sandra Lee Loebs age 86 formerly of Yardley Pennsylvania and most recently of Murrells Inlet South Carolina passed away suddenly leaving behind a legacy of strength leadership and adventure. Sandra was a true pioneer in the corporate world becoming one of the first female executives at Cigna where she earned the respect and admiration of colleagues throughout her career. Her determination and professionalism helped pave the way for future generations of women in business. Beyond her professional accomplishments Sandra was an avid traveler who embraced life with curiosity and enthusiasm. She found great joy in exploring new places experiencing different cultures and creating lasting memories with family and friends. Sandra was the beloved wife of the late Stanley B. Cranstoun of Lawrenceville New Jersey. She is survived by her four devoted sons and their wives John Anne Matthew Cheryl James Linda and Daniel and her cherished grandchildren John Christopher Jason…
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