Upon returning from his tour of duty, his career led him to becoming District Service Manager for Carrier Air Conditioning Company then President of Eastern Air Balance Company. After retiring from teaching, she worked for many years as a docent at the Princeton University Art Museum, where she continued her work with young children by providing tours of the museums collection to visiting students from the Trenton public school system. His generous presence and engaging conversations enriched all who knew him. In retirement he continued to help others and enjoyed testifying as a medical expert witness in many legal cases until 2016. She was also a member and officer of P.E.O., a womens organization dedicated to providing educational opportunities for women and belonged to chapters in New Jersey, Florida, and North Carolina. Domenico was a restaurateur. Jack was a generous and charismatic man, admired for his gregarious nature, quick wit, and iconic turns of phrase which will live on for many years to come. The onset of glioblastoma changed Gigis life for the worse. She was born Hannah Rice on July 4, 1929, in Brooklyn to Morris Rice (a shortening of Reiser when he came through Ellis Island) and Lena (Rothman) Rice, and was the only child of their marriage, though she had several half-sisters. She is also survived by her sister-in-law and her husband, Clara and Silvio Toto, and many nieces, nephews, cousins, and good friends. She attended her first political fundraiser for Barack Obama when she was 81 years old. Giseltraud I. Welburn (Gigi), born March 10, 1941, passed away on January 10, 2023, dying of glioblastoma, a deadly brain cancer that lasted 18 months. They will all miss him very much. He was born in 1937 to Virginia and Bill Dyer in St. Louis, MO, and was a natural athlete with a passion for adventure. They named her Mitzi as Millicent seemed like such a big name for a baby. She was always the best storyteller in the room, usually adding a little embellishment to make the story more fun. Dave was a husband, father, grandfather, brother, mentor, and friend. He is survived by his wife, Barbara Hallows; three children: Laurie (John), Kenneth (Nuria),and Gail (Jonathan); eight grandchildren: Eleanor, Theo, Brian, Alexander, Andrew, Kale, Adelaide, and Lane; nieces, Lani, Diane, and nephew, David and their families. Dick loved living in Princeton and often enjoyed long walks in the woods at the Institute for Advanced Study. His involvement in this group inspired his lifelong habit of spontaneously erupting into humorous song. He retired from HBO in the early 2000s and moved to Kingston, N.J., not far from where his mother lived in Princeton. The life experience most precious to Larry was being a husband and a father. She took great pride in being the daughter and sister of veterans: her father had served in France in World War I as a volunteer in the Canadian Expeditionary Force, and her brother, Jimmy Alden Goldstein, was a U.S. soldier stationed in South Korea in the late 1950s. He adored his grandchildren and had a talent for making them laugh and inventing creative games to play with them. Dick served in the United States Navy on the USS Rich DDE 820 from 1955 until 1957. He taught and did research in Food Chemistry at University of Rhode Island for 15 years, and at Rutgers University for 28 years before retiring in 2017. In 1952, he graduated from the University of Miami, Florida with a bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering. Lee, born in Boston, grew up in Princeton and graduated from Bryn Mawr College but her true love was always the South. He remained a bridge enthusiast, playing regularly and occasionally substituting as a director in Bill Millers sanctioned games at the Princeton Senior Resource Center and the Stone Hill Church. She was also a member and officer of P.E.O., a womens organization dedicated to providing educational opportunities for women and belonged to chapters in New Jersey, Florida, and North Carolina. At her request, the funeral will take place in her hometown in Greece. He was proud of and loved all his grandchildren: Sam and Nick Wilson, Tess Turbeville, and Calvin and David Story Rogers. He helped pioneer bookmobile programs for underserved communities, and worked in Harlem in the mid-1950s. He also served in the United States Army Reserve. From 1965 to 1967, he completed his general surgery residency at Roosevelt Hospital in New York City and was then commissioned as a Lieutenant in the United States Navy from 1967 to 1969. The family plans to arrange a memorial gathering for Carolyn at a later time. He is survived by his devoted wife of 68 years, Mary (Leahy), who was everything to him; his children, Mary Katherine Durgin (Bill), Trish Keyes (Ted), Carol McCabe (Patrick), John Chamberlin, Liane French (Tim), and Mark Chamberlin (Deana); 15 grandchildren; two great grandchildren; his brothers Stephen (Rosemary) Chamberlin and Kevin Chamberlin; and several nieces and nephews. His 30-year career in business took the family through the suburbs of Cleveland, Ohio, and Chicago, Illinois, before moving to Princeton in 1995 to become the President & CEO of E&B Marine, and then Utrecht Art Supplies. and nieces and nephews across the country. ; loving mother of Anne Fenninger and the late David Fenninger. While family came first, Jane loved literature, art, music, travel, sailing, and her community. Marilyn was preceded in death by her parents; her husband of 66 years, Robert Bruce Middlebrook; and many relatives and friends. Her parents had a thriving mens clothing store where Barbara, as a young woman, helped out as a salesperson. According to a Facebook comment made by her husband, John Dean, Litzi had been "fighting cancer" over the course of the previous winter. He was a member of the Central Jersey Antique Car Club and enjoyed showing his cars and driving in local parades. David later earned an MBA from the Wharton School of University of Pennsylvania and a Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania in Operations Research. For decades after she retired from classroom teaching Evelyn mentored prospective teachers at Princeton Universitys Teacher Prep Program and was an enthusiastic participant in Princeton Universitys English Conversation Group whichoffers international graduate students theopportunity to practice Englishlanguage skills, learn about American customs, and adapt to living inPrinceton in a friendly and relaxed setting. Finally, Melva transferred for four years to Andersens Consulting Division (now known as Accenture) from which she retired in 1999. Michael is predeceased by his father Michael A. Cortese. She served as part of the First Friday group at Stuart, her cherished book club, a member of the Princeton Present Day Club, a member of the Trenton and Princeton Garden Clubs, and participated in fundraising for the Princeton Symphony, McCarter Theatre, Princeton Ballet, Morven, and Trinity Counseling. At her 50thU of I class reunion in 2009, life changed when Ed Madsen, a classmate she had not seen for 50 years, invited Melva to a dinner date. Lucy Anne Sharp Newman, 88, of Skillman, NJ, passed away Wednesday, February 8, 2023, at Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center of Plainsboro, NJ. Instead, the war wound down, and he joined E.M. Warburg, Pincus & Co. in New York City during the early years of the newly institutionalized venture capital industry. Her studies shifted over time, first to musicology. True to his profession, one of Tung-Chings hobbies was food: eating food, reading about food, cooking food, finding new restaurants, etc. The couple moved to Tamarac, Florida, for several years after retirement, where they built a network of close friends and were introduced to the pleasures of early-bird dinners. Sandy was permitted by St. Pauls to graduate in December 1943 along with two friends, Frank Vickers and Mike McClanahan, in order to enlist in the United States Army Air Corps to fight in World War II. Rob was born on November 22, 1948, in Needham, Massachusetts. A public memorial service is on Saturday, December 10, 2022 at 11 a.m. at Mather-Hodge Funeral Home, Princeton, NJ. He was a constant presence in the hallways, even after he passed on the day-to-day running of the business office to his daughter Courtney. With her academic credentials, Lee entered the world of environmental consulting, centered in South Carolina and Florida, seeking to restore development-impacted sites to their natural state. In recent years, Sheila traveled to Paris to serve as a judge for several rose competitions and took trips to Europe with friends as well as with her kids and grandkids. Larry grew up in Brooklyn, New York. Jack was then VP/General Counsel for Becton Dickinson & Co., a global medical technology company, where he later became Vice Chairman of the Board before retiring in 2000. John S. (Jack) Chamberlin, 94, passed away peacefully at home on Wednesday, April 12, 2023 with his beloved wife Mary by his side. Among 2,935 candidates, he won the Institutes Overseas Prize for the best overseas candidate. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 2:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 2, 2023 at St. Pauls Church 216 Nassau Street, Princeton. In 1967 he opened the firms first office in England and was invited to join its office on Research Road in Skillman. After seven years, during which their three sons were born, David and Liz moved north again, this time to Kitwe, Zambia, where David served as education officer to the Rhokana-Kitwe Copper Mine. She will be missed by her remaining siblings, Marilyn Scanlon and Vinny Doherty, her children Peter and Diane Cahill, Andy and Janet Cahill, Chris and Carrie Cahill, Mary Pat (Cahill) Rose and Carolyn Cahill, and 10 grandchildren Brian and wife Allison, Dana, Michael and wife Kelly, Kelsey and husband T.J., Nicholas and wife Tina, Kati, Ali, Catherine, Christine, Jack and great-granddaughter Madison Marie. It was no surprise then, when following his graduation from HBS, he launched himself into a long and fulfilling career in the consumer products industry where he was recognized as an expert and leader in the development of national and international markets. Preferring the outdoors to any store or restaurant for a visit, she relishedher long walks,bicycling with Jerry and the Princeton FreeWheelers,swimming at the Community Pool or in any calm body of water, and evenskulling on Lake Carnegie in the early morning with her friend before theUniversity crew came racing by. He was exceptionally talented with all trades. Chris is survived by his wife of 17 years, Sarah White, their two children, Wilder and Eleanor Kagay, and his parents in Princeton, Carol and Michael Kagay. In his lifetime Larry collected over a thousand vinyl albums and CDs. At least he lived his life his way. Though accurate, the accounting given fails to capture much about Yetta Ziolkowski that was most extraordinary. James met his beloved late wife, Lou Ann, in the seventh grade in Charleston, West Virginia, brought together by their mutual love of music. He graduated from Rhodes University, Makhanda, in 1953 with a bachelors degree in Mathematics and History and a teaching diploma.
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