Longtime Red Bank resident, Lynnda Peterman, “but always a proud daughter of her hometown of Baltimore, MD,” passed away peacefully on Dec. 28, 2023. She was 86.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Longtime Red Bank Resident, Lynnda Peterman, 86 Longtime Red Bank resident, Katia Barragan, “passed away peacefully with her family by her side” on Saturday, Jan. 6. She was 77.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Longtime Red Bank Resident, Katia Barragan, 77 Lifetime Red Bank resident, Teresa M. Simplicio, passed away on Dec. 29. She was 87.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Lifetime Red Bank Resident, Teresa Simplicio, 87 Former longtime Little Silver resident, Peter Carl Culos Jr., more recently of Red Bank, passed away on Dec. 27. He was 95.
Longtime Red Bank and Little Silver resident, John Francis “Jack” McNeil passed away on Dec. 10. He was 91.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Longtime Red Bank and Little Silver Resident, Jack McNeil, 91 
The holidays. They’re something to sing about. And that’s exactly what the Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School (RFH) Tower Singers did over the weekend.
All festively dressed up with somewhere to go, the singers took their songs to the streets and other places in the area to serenade many and spread some holiday cheer. They do it every year.
This year, the Santa-hatted Tower Singers strolled and sang starting in the morning at St. George’s-by-the-River Episcopal Church in Rumson at the church’s Canterbury Christmas event. By about 11 a.m., they singers were on their way to Ce La Vi on Monmouth Street in Red Bank. No, they didn’t stroll all the way there, but … they did have some brunch — and a little bonding.
After brunch the Tower Singers did a caroling kind of stroll from the restaurant to Riverside Gardens Park on Front Street where they sang for the Red Bank Holiday Harmonies program at 1 p.m. And finally, the singers strolled to Broad Street to sing in front of the Red Bank Artists’ Collective, also for the Red Bank program.
Now that’s some holiday cheer with a song — or several! Cheers to the Tower Singers!
** Click on one photo in the above gallery to enlarge and scroll. Enjoy! **
— Photos/RFH PAS
Red Bank resident Sandra Larsen died peacefully, surrounded by family in her home, after succumbing to congestive heart failure. She was 87.
Sandra spent her childhood years in Lyndhurst where she met her husband of 46 years, Larry. After marrying, the couple lived in Kaiserslautern, Germany while Larry served in the US Army. Upon returning to the United States, they lived in an apartment in Lyndhurst, before moving to West Milford in 1960.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Red Bank Resident Sandra Larsen, 87 The following September criminal incidents and arrests were reported by Red Bank police. An arrest does not constitute a conviction.
Continue reading Police Report: Aggravated Sexual Assault, Terroristic Threats, Theft, Graffiti, DWI, DisorderlyRed Bank native and longtime resident, Dorothy Mazza Corson, more recently of Middletown, passed away peacefully in her sleep on Oct. 10. She was 80.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Red Bank Native, Former Westside Hose Ladies Auxiliary Prez, Dorothy Mazza Corson, 80Red Bank resident, Barbara Risko, passed away peacefully on Oct. 5. She was 88.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Red Bank Resident, Barbara Risko, 88Longtime Red Bank resident, Jack L. Russell, passed away peacefully at home on Thursday, Sept. 28, with his family by his side. He was 87.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Longtime Red Bank Resident, Jack Russell, 87Red Bank resident Kenneth G. Horne passed away peacefully on Sept. 15 after a long battle with prostate cancer, surrounded by this wife and two daughters. He was 68.
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