Longtime Red Bank attorney, who served as municipal attorney for several area towns, including Fair Haven, Bernard “Bernie” M. Reilly, passed away suddenly. He was 78.

Longtime Red Bank attorney, who served as municipal attorney for several area towns, including Fair Haven, Bernard “Bernie” M. Reilly, passed away suddenly. He was 78.
“Cheryl’s presence in our lives was a gift. She taught us what it means to care deeply, give generously, and love without limits. May her memory continue to inspire kindness, connection, and the everyday acts of support that defined the way she lived.” ~ family of Cheryl Johnston
Longtime Monmouth Beach resident, Cheryl Ann Koelsch Johnston, passed away peacefully on April 18. She was 80.
Longtime Red Bank resident and area musician, Paul Bracco, passed away, surrounded by his loving family, on April 18, after fighting a battle with cancer and Parkinson’s Disease. He was 75.
Red Bank-raised Elizabeth Prominski Orzechowski passed away quietly on April 1. She was 94.
Red Bank resident and former Sea Bright, Little Silver and Middletown resident, Joan Herter, passed away on April 2. She was 98 years old.
Longtime former cook at the iconic Sal’s Tavern in Red Bank, Jose Perez, of Eatontown, passed away on April 1. He was 88.
Former longtime Red Bank resident, Elsie “Micki” Marie White, more recently of the River Plaza section of Middletown, passed away peacefully on March 26 from complications related to a stroke, surrounded by her loving family. She was 94.
Longtime Fair Havenite Corrine Bonomi passed away peacefully on March 26 at the King Manor Nursing Home in Neptune after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease. She was 87.
Red Bank resident, Arthur “Bud” McConnell, passed away on March 18. He was 86.
Rumson-raised longtime Fair Havenite, Doris Swenson Moraller, passed away peacefully on March 11. She was 89.
Fair Haven resident Valerie Cusick passed away at home, surrounded by her family, on March 22. She was 75.
“Though his life was short, Ben was determined to live the life he wanted to live. He saw things others did not, expanded every opportunity, and took full advantage of every experience. He left a distinct mark in this world in the course of his magical journey. His beautiful and complete impact on our lives will last forever.” ~ loved ones of Ben Wilson
Fair Haven-raised Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School (RFH) graduate, Benjamin “Ben” Pickett Wilson, passed away suddenly on March 17 in Cancun, Mexico while on spring break with friends. He was 21.
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