Kain-Murphy Funeral Services

01/28/2026

Cheryl L. Brady
Age: 77 of Haddonfield

(nee Johnson) Passed away on January 25, 2026. Cheryl was the devoted wife of Barry Brady; cherished mother of Matthew (Tami Fertig) Brady and Michael (Laura Santamaria) Brady; adoring grandmother of Mabel and Alice Brady; dear sister of Karen Moeller.

Cheryl was a librarian at the Haddonfield Public Library for many years. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English from Butler University in Indianapolis, IN, in 1970, where she was also a member of the corps de ballet in the classical dance program. Cheryl retained a deep and abiding interest in classical ballet her entire life. She and Barry celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary in August.

Cheryl’s family will receive friends on Sunday, February 1st from 2-4pm at Kain-Murphy Funeral Services, 15 West End Ave., Haddonfield, NJ. Cheryl’s Funeral Mass will take place on Monday, February 2nd at 11am at Christ the King RC Church in Haddonfield, NJ. Interment will be at St. Mary's Cemetery in Greenwich, CT, on Tuesday, February 3rd at 1:30 pm. In lieu of flowers, charitable donations in Cheryl’s name may be made to Doctors without Borders https://give.doctorswithoutborders.org/ , the MS Foundation https://mymsaa.org/ or the American Cancer Society https://www.cancer.org/ .

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01/24/2026

Lois Carrano
August 24, 1945 – January 23, 2026

Lois Carrano, a woman of unwavering faith and immense love for her family, passed away peacefully on January 23, 2026 following a courageous battle with Alzheimer’s disease. She was 80 years old.

Born on August 24, 1945, Lois grew up in the vibrant neighborhoods of Brooklyn, where she developed the resilience and warmth that would define her life. It was in Brooklyn that she met James Carrano, the man who would become her lifelong partner. The two were married in 1968, beginning a journey of faith and family together. They later moved to Long Island to raise their large, bustling family before eventually settling in New Jersey.

Lois’s life was a living testament to her Christian faith. Within her church, she was a pillar of the community, serving as a beloved mentor in the Awana program and a dedicated member of the Women’s Auxiliary.

Her compassion reached far beyond the walls of the church. For years, Lois served as a volunteer for a su***de prevention hotline in Canada, offering a steady, loving voice to those in their deepest moments of despair. She had a rare gift for listening and a heart that naturally gravitated toward helping the vulnerable. In addition to her volunteer work, Lois was known for her sharp mind and helpful spirit in her professional life. She was a familiar face at H&R Block, where she worked for many years in tax preparation, guiding her clients with the same care and precision she applied to everything in life.

Lois’s greatest pride was her family. As a mother to eight, she was the anchor of a bustling, lively home. Her capacity to nurture was so vast that she also served as a foster mother, providing a safe haven and a mother’s love to many children in need over the years.
Lois is survived by her four sisters, Annajane, May, Susan, Patricia and one brother, Henry, with whom she shared a lifetime of memories.

Her legacy of love continues through her children: Theodore, Venera (Bob), Jimmy, Joseph, Florence, Rose (Dan) and Andrew (Jasneet), numerous nieces and nephews and other dear family members. She was predeceased by her sons, Christopher and John.
She was also the doting grandmother to 13 grandchildren and 2 great-grandbabies each of whom she cherished as a unique blessing.

Services & Memorial Donations

A celebration of Lois’s life will be held on Thursday, Jan. 29, at First Baptist Church of Haddonfield, 124 Kings Hwy E. Viewing 10 a.m.–12 p.m.; Ceremony at 12 p.m. (Cemetery to follow).

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to Blood Cancer United (www.bloodcancerunited.org) or the Alzheimer’s Association (www.alz.org).

01/24/2026

Eileen F. Little
Age: 78 of Cherry Hill

(nee Carney) Passed away on January 22,2026. Eileen was the devoted wife of Robert Little, Sr.; cherished mother of Robert (Sara DeCelis Little) Little, Jr., and Colleen (Jon) Wood; adoring grandmother of Talia and Ava Little, Jacob, Natalie and Katina Wood; dear sister of Edward Carney, Bernard (Diane) Carney, Jr. and the late Kathleen Hannold.

Eileen was a registered nurse at Cooper Hospital for over 30 years. She was an excellent mother and wife. She enjoyed reading, and was a great cook. Eileen and her husband Robert loved to travel together. They visited 6 countries in Europe, Ireland and went on numerous cruises together. Additionally, Eileen was a Disney World fanatic and she would save up so she could take her children every other year.

Relatives and friends are invited to greet Eileen’s family on Friday, January 30th from 10-10:45am at Kain-Murphy Funeral Services, 15 West End Ave., Haddonfield, NJ; where her Funeral Service will follow at 11am. Interment at Calvary Cemetery in Cherry Hill, NJ. In lieu of flowers, charitable donations in Eileen’s name may be made to Huntington’s Disease Society of America. ( https://give.hdsa.org/campaign/740121/donate )

01/22/2026

Lewis R. Bott, Jr.
Age: 91 of Haddonfield, NJ

Passed away on January 20, 2026. Born in Camden, NJ, he was a long-time resident of Haddonfield. Predeceased by his wife Rita of 64 yrs. Lewis is survived by daughter Suzanne Waltimyer of Haddonfield (Late David), Son David Bott of Haddon Heights, grandsons Brandon Bott of Barrington, Ryan and Tyler Waltimyer, of Haddonfield and Sister-in-law Kay Cauley of Ocean City, NJ, as well as many nieces and nephews.

Lew was a 1953 graduate of Haddon Heights High School; where he and Rita were High School Sweethearts. He was president of his senior class, was a member of the National Honor Society and played varsity football & baseball.

He was a graduate of Drexel University with a BS in Civil Engineering, 1959 and a MS in Engineering Management, 1967. As an undergraduate, he was active in Pi Kappa Phi fraternity.
Lew's career started at Boeing Company, Ridley Park PA as a structural engineer for 11 years. He was instrumental in developing the U.S. Army Chinook helicopter. After acquiring his Professional Engineering License in 1970, he made a career change, moving to consulting for various municipalities. First as an employee of Thomas Tyler Moore Assoc. in West Trenton, then engineer for several townships in Burlington County while working for Alaimo Assoc., Mt. Holly and, most notably, as the township engineer for Moorestown Township, while with Pennoni Associates of Haddon Heights, until his retirement in 1998.

Lew was always a home project guy - he was especially proud of the family rooms that he built on their Haddonfield home in the 1970's and later at their Pocono home in 1989. He always maintained a beautiful lawn and gardens which he and Rita enjoyed. For several years, Lew coached various youth sports teams. He was an avid Haddonfield sports fan, often attending the Bulldawg football and baseball games and wrestling matches. He also enjoyed golf and skiing.

Lew vacationed with his family in the Summers at Ocean City NJ, as well as at their Pocono house. He and Rita also enjoyed traveling to Southern California and Mexico (their favorite resort was in Puerto Vallarto).

Lew’s family will receive relatives & friends on Saturday, January 31, 2026, 10-10:45 AM, at Kain-Murphy Funeral Services, 15 West End Ave., Haddonfield, NJ; where his Memorial Service will follow at 11 AM. Interment, private. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in honor of Lew may be made to Samaritan Hospice Gift Processing Center, PO Box 71425, Philadelphia, PA 19176-1425 (www.samaritannj.org)

01/19/2026

MIRIAM FENERTY SULLIVAN

SULLIVAN — Miriam Fenerty, of Haddonfield, NJ, passed away peacefully at home on January 2, 2026 after a brief illness. She was born on September 6, 1935 in Atlantic City, NJ, the daughter of Miriam Elizabeth Loughran and the Honorable Clare Gerald Fenerty, a judge on the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, Irish-American orator, and former United States Congressman from Pennsylvania, who passed away when she was age 16.

Miriam’s beloved husband of 61 years, Henry “Burk” Sullivan—a retired English and Philosophy Professor—predeceased her.
She will be remembered for her lifelong love of learning and language. Faith, family, friends, and compassionate care of the elderly were her priorities.

Miriam received her early education at Mount Saint Joseph Academy, where she graduated first in her class in 1953 and was awarded three academic scholarships. Wanting to stay close to home to support her mother following her father’s passing, she received scholarship offers from several local colleges, including Chestnut Hill College, from which she went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree with distinction in 1957, with a concentration in Romance Languages and a minor in English and Social Studies. During college, she participated in a summer study program in Guanajuato, Mexico and was a member of the Delta Epsilon Sigma National Honor Society.

Upon Miriam’s college graduation, the National Security Agency in Washington, D.C. selected her for employment as a crypto-communications trainee. She instead chose to work as a bilingual secretary and proofreader for Wyeth International, a pharmaceutical company in Radnor, Pennsylvania. She met her husband (a former Benedictine monk and then-Villanova graduate school student) at their shared parish church, Holy Child, in Philadelphia’s Logan section.

Miriam would leave professional employment to be a full-time homemaker for 25 years, raising her five children in a Haddonfield home saturated with literature, music, fun, and organic food. After her children completed college, she returned to formal study and, in 1990, earned a Scopist Diploma from the Court Reporting Institute of Philadelphia. She took loving care of her aging mother at home during the last fifteen years of her mother’s life and later cared for two elderly single women friends at the end of their lives, while simultaneously pursuing further education and working.

Miriam worked part-time both as a Production Assistant for the Philadelphia Bar Association—where she edited and proofread The Retainer and The Shingle—and, later, as a freelance proofreader and copy editor for court reporters, ORFA Corporation of America, Grey Advertising, and J.B. Saunders Company. She was an accomplished poet.

Miriam loved Haddonfield and the Jersey Shore and spent her childhood summers in Ventnor, NJ. In their later years, her husband and she built a Ventnor family home on a lot that her father had purchased almost a century earlier, where they spent several happy summers with their children and grandchildren.

She was a member of Christ the King Roman Catholic Church in Haddonfield for 65 years.

Miriam is survived by her devoted children: Miriam E. “Mimi” Sullivan (Andrew Hyde), Christine Sullivan Miller (Robert), Gerald Burk Sullivan (Abigail Brown Sullivan), Joseph Martin Sullivan (Dianna Wilson), John Gregory Sullivan (Mirela Draganescu); and by her cherished grandchildren: Sean, Andrew, and Matthew Sullivan, and Isabella Hyde.

A private mass of Christian Burial was held at Christ the King in Haddonfield on January 17, 2026. Interment was at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, in Cheltenham, PA. Funeral arrangements were through Kain-Murphy in Haddonfield, NJ, which is located directly next door to the family’s former long-time home.

01/12/2026

Anthony “Tony” Paul Egan, Jr.
Age 88; formerly of Haddonfield, NJ

Our beloved father and grandfather, and devoted husband, Anthony (Tony) Paul Egan, Jr., passed away peacefully in the early morning hours of January 4, 2026, in Venice, Florida.

Tony was born on June 24, 1937, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Anthony and Eleanore Egan. The oldest of six children, he shared a special bond with his siblings — Jim, Marilou, Ellie, Tom, and Susan. His father instilled in him a lifelong love of music, and many Saturday mornings found Tony and his brother Jim working together in their Philadelphia neighborhood, scrubbing marble stoops for 25 cents and cleaning windows for 75 cents — early lessons in perseverance and diligence that helped shape the strong work ethic he carried throughout his life.

A graduate of North Catholic High School, Class of 1955, Tony played varsity football and sang in school musicals. He continued playing football at Columbia Military Academy and later attended Temple University. Tony served honorably in the U.S. Army for 23 years, including at Fort Sill from 1960 to 1962, and retired from the National Guard as a Major. He also enjoyed a successful 29-year career with Bayer Corporation, earning numerous top sales awards.

In 1958, Tony met the love of his life, Miriam Agnes Nell. They were married on May 30, 1959, at Holy Name Catholic Church. True to their strong Irish Catholic heritage, Tony and Miriam embarked on the grand adventure of raising ten children and were active, devoted members of their church and community. Their 55 year marriage was a testament to their strong faith in God and their mutual devotion.

From 1962 to 1997, Tony and Miriam raised their family in Haddonfield, New Jersey, near Christ the King Parish, where their children attended school. His love of music was always apparent in the Egan household - from his early morning singing in the shower that woke the entire house to his fondness for classical music, especially on family road trips. Most memorable were trips to Cape May, where he took his children on fishing adventures that often turned into a comedy of errors and cherished stories.
Sports were a lifelong passion for Tony. Through coaching, he formed countless connections, memories, and lasting friendships.

He served as head coach of the Haddonfield Midget Football program for 28 years, coaching the Fire Company baseball team for 18 years, and was one of the founders of Haddonfield’s youth wrestling program. Tony was a constant presence at his children’s games, never missing an opportunity to cheer them on from the sidelines and supporting their dreams. Many wondered if he would retire from coaching once his youngest child moved on to high school, but his love for working with young athletes kept him on the field for several more years.

In retirement, Tony loved Florida and was thankful to share a quiet, lovely life with Miriam in Venice. They remained active in their faith at Our Lady of Lourdes and Epiphany Catholic Churches, both singing in the choir with Tony serving as cantor. He also cherished his years performing as a tenor with the Key Chorale of Sarasota. Other hobbies included bird and alligator watching from the back lanai, growing orchids, reading, and cheering for Philadelphia and Tampa Bay sports teams. Visiting the American Legion was another favorite pastime, where Tony and Miriam could dance together, always enjoying their favorite tune, “In the Mood.”

Tony Egan was a hardworking man who valued faith, service, and community. He gave much of his time and energy, especially through coaching, and made a meaningful impact on many lives. He will be remembered for his generosity, humor, and the effort he made to show up for others.

Tony was preceded in death by his devoted wife, Miriam Agnes Egan; his sons Patrick Michael Egan and Michael J. Egan; his parents, Anthony P. Egan, Sr. and Eleanore M. (Hughes) Egan; his brother Thomas Egan; and his sister Susan Pealer.

He is survived by his brother Jim Egan; sisters Marilou McGovern and Ellie Toff; and his children: Miriam Dunn (TJ), Tony Egan III, Colleen Egan, Maureen Springfield (Vic), Patrick Egan (Tracy), Erin Egan, Kelley Egan, Terrance Egan (Toni), and Tara Egan.

He is also survived by his beloved grandchildren: Madeleine, William, and Ellie Harrer; Delaney and Justin Dunn; Isaiah Egan; Aleah Egan; Katie Egan; Oren Thomas; Lilly and Fionn Egan.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that memorial donations be made in Anthony’s name to the Wounded Warriors Project at https://woundedwarriorproject.org

Visitation
Friday, February 6, 2026
9:00 to 9:45a.m.
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
1301 Center Road, Venice, Florida 34292

Mass of Christian Burial
10:00a.m.
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church.
Interment Immediately following:
Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Garden

Military Honors will be observed promptly at 1:00pm. Please arrive by 12:45pm
Sarasota National Cemetery
9810 State Road 72, Sarasota, FL.

01/07/2026

Lt. Col. Robert K. Uyehara, USAF (Ret), MBA
Age 87 of Cherry Hill, NJ

On January 5, 2026, beloved husband of Katalina (nee Tydingco); loving father of Robert K. Uyehara, Jr. and Richard Uyehara; dear brother of Thomas, Gregory, Barbara Uyehara, Marsha Nowinski, and the late Stephen Uyehara and the late Shirley Cubio and son of the late Barry & Margaret Uyehara.

Bob proudly served as a pilot in the US Air Force for over 20 years, retiring as a Lt. Col. from McGuire Air Force Base.

Burial at Arlington National Cemetery will be private.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in honor of Bob may be made to St. Joseph’s Indian School, P. O. Box 300, Chamberlain, SD 57325 -9919. (https://www.stjo.org/)

01/06/2026

Susan F. Dieser
Age 63 of Haddonfield, NJ

On Jan 3, 2026, beloved sister of Peggy Reese (William), Sheila Ciemniecki (the late Edward), Barbara Krier (the late Steven), George R. Jr. (Janet) and James Dieser and cherished aunt of Angelina DeLoach, Charlie Reese, James Reese, Nolan Ciemniecki, Kevin Ciemniecki, Daniel Ciemniecki, Amy Krier, Theodore Krier, James Dieser and Matthew Dieser.

Susan graduated from Haddonfield Memorial High School, Class of 1981. She was a long-term nanny for several families locally and internationally. She worked with Nannies International and Neighborhood Nannies in Haddonfield.

Susan's family will receive friends on Saturday, January 10th 10-10:45 AM at Kain-Murphy Funeral Services, 15 West End Ave., Haddonfield, NJ; where the Family invites all to participate in her Reminiscence Service at 11 AM by sharing a memory of Susan.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations in honor of Susan may be made to the Haddonfield Educational Trust, PO Box 178, Haddonfield, NJ 08033 (https://www.haddonfieldeducationaltrust.org/donate)

01/05/2026

Paula Rae LaMaina
Age 92, longtime resident of Ocean City, NJ

Paula Rae LaMaina (née Dwyer) passed away peacefully on January 4, 2026.
Born in Dayton, Ohio, Paula was the daughter of the late William R. and Estelle (née Engelman) Dwyer. She was a proud graduate of Julienne High School, Class of 1951; St. Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing, Class of 1954; and earned her Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Dayton in 1956. Paula met her beloved husband, Larry, at the NIT Basketball Tournament at Madison Square Garden in New York City — the beginning of a lifelong marriage.
Paula dedicated her career to caring for others as a nurse at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Dayton, Ohio, and in Hawaii. She later worked at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Camden, New Jersey, and served as a substitute school nurse at Christ the King School in Haddonfield, New Jersey.
She was a devoted member and officer of the Women’s Club of Runnemede and an active member of the Ocean City Yacht Club, where she also served on various committees. She especially loved spending time at the Yacht Club watching her grandchildren sail. Paula also enjoyed playing golf and tennis, particularly during the winter months at Harbour Ridge Yacht and Country Club in Palm City, Florida.
Paula is survived by her husband of 67 years, Lawrence Joseph LaMaina, Jr.; her son, Larry (Rosemary) LaMaina III of Moorestown, NJ; her daughter, Jackie (Jim) Russell of Haddonfield, NJ; and her six cherished grandchildren: Victoria “Tori”, Lawrence Joseph IV “Joe”, Alison “Ali”, John Gerald “Jack”, Hannah, and Leah Hershberger. She is also survived by her sister, Mary Pearson; her brother, Denis Dwyer; and many loving nieces and nephews.
The LaMaina family will receive relatives and friends on Thursday, January 8, 2026, from 10:00–10:45 a.m. at Christ the King Roman Catholic Church, 200 Windsor Avenue, Haddonfield, NJ, where her Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11:00 a.m. Entombment will follow at Calvary Mausoleum in Cherry Hill, NJ.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations in honor of Paula may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association at www.alz.org

12/31/2025

Anna May Salter
Age 91 of Haddonfield, NJ

On December 28, 2025, wife of the late Robert B., beloved mother of John Salter (Myrna) of Long Island, NY, David Salter (Barb) of Haddonfield, NJ & Paul Salter of Philadelphia, PA; loving grandmother of John Salter, Jackie Viviano (Matt), Chris Salter (Emily) & Tim Salter; cherished great grandmother of Eric Salter, Matthew & Ivy Viviano and dear sister of the late Alex MacKellar & Betty Sterling.

Anna was an avid music lover, who was a gifted singer. She sang in multiple choirs at Grace Episcopal Church, Haddonfield United Methodist Church and First Presbyterian Church of Haddonfield. She also loved gardening and flowers. She even entered some of her flowers in competitions. Additionally, Ann was a member of the Women’s group at the Haddon Fortnightly.

Anna’s family will receive relatives and friends on Friday, January 9th, 11-11:45 AM, in the Sanctuary of the First Presbyterian Church of Haddonfield, 20 Kings Hwy E., Haddonfield, NJ 08033; where her Service will follow at 12 Noon. Interment, Colestown Cemetery in Cherry Hill, NJ.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association (www.alz.org) or because Anna was a cat lover to Macs Fund (www.macsfund.com) which is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the wellbeing of community and shelter cats.

12/23/2025

Lorraine B. Leary
Age: 97 of Haddonfield

Lorraine, who was 97, died on Friday, December 19, 2025 surrounded by her loving family. Born Alice Lorraine Berrigan on August 6, 1928 in Camden, New Jersey, she lived her early life in the Bluebird section of Collingswood, graduated from Collingswood High School, and earned her nursing degree from West Jersey Hospital. In 1950, she married the love of her life, James “Jim” Leary (1922 – 2011). They shared 61 wonderful years together.

Lorraine could often be found sitting on her front porch at all times of the year, enjoying the sun and watching the activity on Graisbury Avenue, where she lived since 1957. Here, she raised her four daughters, and hosted many celebrations with family and friends.

Lorraine was an active community member, neighbor, and member of the Haddon Fortnightly, a 130 year old member of the New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs where she served as vice president and treasurer. Lorraine served as a board member for Camden County Health Services in Lakeland, a director of healthcare for Assisted Living in Camden, a nurse for the State of N.J. drug addiction recovery program, a Head Start nurse for families without healthcare in North Philadelphia, a camp nurse at Matollionequay in Medford and an operating room nurse at West Jersey Hospital.

Lorraine was a life-long strategic bridge player, who loved the Jersey Shore. She also, loved to travel; visiting Italy, France, Croatia, Mexico and parts of the U.S. She was often seen at the Collingswood Farmer’s Market getting organic produce and supporting her local farmers. Lorraine kept in shape walking the neighborhood or swimming laps during the summer months at Crystal Lake Pool. She was well known for her witty sense of humor and laughed often with friends and family. Her mantra was “Take time to laugh for it is the music of the soul.”

Lorraine is survived by her brother, John Berrigan (Dorothy); four daughters, Judith, Maureen, Nora (Frederick), and Amy (Laurent); seven grandchildren: Meghan Urban (Matthew), Dylan Naughton Lanza (Adam), Caitlin Haugh (Ryan), James Naughton III, Erin Schemenski (Garrett), Morgan Schemenski (Benjamin), and Celine Bibonne; and four great grandchildren: Price Urban, Hayden Pearson, Theodore Haugh, and Quinn Lanza.

Her family is celebrating Lorraine’s life on Saturday, January 3, 2026 at St. Vincent Pallotti Catholic Church (St. Joseph the Worker Parish), 901 Hopkins Road in Haddon Township. Receiving at 10:00 AM, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 11 AM.

In lieu of flowers, donations in her honor may be sent to to the Haddon Fortnightly, 301 Kings Highway, PO Box 321, Haddonfield, NJ 08033, or to the Sierra Club, PO Box 7063, Merrifield, VA 22116-997. ( https://www.thehaddonfortnightly.org/about-us-1 )

12/22/2025

Bruce Dennis Lundgren
Killingly, Connecticut

Bruce D. Lundgren, son of the late Don & Margaret (Née Joyce) Lundgren died peacefully in his residence in Connecticut on Friday evening December 12, 2025 from Kidney cancer.

He was born on April 5, 1947, in Chicago, Illinois, and raised in Haddonfield, New Jersey. He belonged to the First Baptist Church when, in his youth he became an Eagle Scout and amateur radio operator (WA2UOF). He was a 1965 graduate of Haddonfield Memorial High School.

During the "Summer of Love" (1967) he married a young widow and adopted her 4-year-old daughter. In 1970 he completed his B.A. degree from Temple University. In 1975 he earned an M.P.H. Degree in Environmental Health from the University of Oklahoma. Bruce was a Public Health Officer for 15 years in New Jersey and 18 years in Connecticut. He could be firm without being dictatorial, disagree without causing offense, nor was there ever a doubt that when he spoke, he knew what he was talking about.

After he relocated, Bruce married a second time to Kathryn Mary Josephs, from Sterling, Connecticut. They had no children but were married for 36 years.

He belonged to Freemasonry, Rotary, Sons of Norway, and the MG Auto Club. His hobbies included boating and SCUBA diving. He was an avid reader of Philosophy and history. He became a published author in May 2025 writing his book "Memoirs of a Health Inspector True Stories".

He is survived by his wife: Kate, his daughter: Kris and three grandsons: Adam, Erik, and Hayden, sisters: Kathy and Debbie, and brother: Gary, Nephew: Joel Badzinski, Nieces: Elissa Richmond, Meghan Sangiovanni, Angela Lundgren, and Shannon Rothstein. He was predeceased by his sister, Diane Badzinski.

His wife would like to thank Day Kimball Hospice, his sister-in-law Deb Josephs, and nieces Nicole Zeiba-Toof, and Abra Zeiba for their kind and loving care during his final months.

In the Spring a memorial service will be held at the KAIN-MURPHY Funeral Services in Haddonfield, New Jersey. A Masonic Burial will be at the First Baptist Cemetery in Haddonfield. Following interment there will be a reception at the Tavistock Country Club.

Check https://kainmurphy.com/obituary/brucelundgren/ for updates on the date and time of the Funeral in the Spring. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Hospice. (www.daykimball.org)