Kain-Murphy Funeral Services, 15 West End Avenue, Haddonfield, NJ (2026)

05/05/2026

Mary J. Hovsepian
Age: 95 of Haddonfield

(nee Wojtkowiak) On May 5,2026. Life long love and beloved wife of the late Kohran “Harry” Hovsepian, Mary’s partner and faithful companion in every aspect of her life. Dear sister-in-law of the late Jack Hovsepian and cherished aunt of the late Christopher Hovespian.

Mary and Harry will be remembered as long-time owners of the oriental rug department at Strawbridge & Clothier based in Philadelphia and D.H. Holmes in New Orleans, where they made so many friends and memories, and where they mentored many people who worked for them.

Mary will be deeply missed by her loyal companions, Ginger and Muffin, as well as her many friends and acquaintances. Mary was grateful for the amazing loving care that she received in recent years from Nancy, Michelle, Carol and Julie.

Mary had a strong philanthropic spirit. She was a devoted donor to many charities including Fox Chase, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Cooper Hospital and the Shreiber School of Veterinary Medicine. Mary was a fierce defender and supporter of all animals. Her home was a popular destination for her many friends of God’s animal kingdom.

All are invited to Mary’s greeting on Saturday, May 9, 2026, 10-10:45 a.m. at Christ the King RC Church, 200 Windsor Ave., Haddonfield, New Jersey; where Mary’s Mass of Christian Burial will follow at 10:45 a.m. Interment will take place at Locustwood Cemetery in Cherry Hill, NJ. In lieu of flowers, charitable donations in Mary’s name may be made to Animal Welfare Association, 509 Centennial Blvd, Voorhees Township, NJ 08043 ( https://www.awanj.org/ ).

04/30/2026

Patricia “Pat” Shapleigh (Naylor),
of Haddon Heights, NJ, passed away April 25th. Born and raised in Haddonfield, she was the third of five daughters of Ginny and Bill Naylor and a 1967 graduate of Haddonfield Memorial High School. Pat married her high school sweetheart, Marc Shapleigh, in 1969, and together they adopted their beloved son, Jason.
Pat enjoyed years of sewing Halloween costumes, and sharing her love of horror movies, classic monsters, and her many dogs. She worked in several local pharmacies, where she was known for her kindness and her love of chatting with neighbors.
Pat treasured family trips to the Jersey Shore and Maine, and she was immensely proud when Jason joined the U.S. Coast Guard. She adored her grandsons, Bradlee, Brian, and the late J. Hunter, never missed a chance to spoil them. Pat also loved antique car shows—especially trucks—and was famous among family and friends for her homemade Chex Mix.
Pat will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by all who knew her. Her family extends heartfelt thanks to the neighbors and friends who supported her over the years.

04/30/2026

Marvin Woolard, Jr.
Age: 87 of Lawnside, NJ

Marvin Woolard Jr. was born December 27, 1938 in Williamston, North Carolina to Marvin Woolard Sr. and Ella Woolard. He passed away on April 22,2026.

Marvin had a gentle spirit and a kind heart. He was a proud veteran who served his country with pride and dignity in the U.S. Air Force from 1961 – 1969, reaching the rank of Staff Sergeant (E4) during the Vietnam War.

Upon returning to civilian life, Marvin decided to assist his father and brother with the family business (Woolard and Sons’ Demolition). He adjusted quickly to his new job and surroundings.
Though his professional world was one of demolition, Marvin himself was a serious collector of antiques. Many of his items consisted of potbelly stoves, golf clubs, irons, and toys. He always believed that another man’s trash would be his treasure.
Marvin also collected baseball, hockey, basketball and football cards.

He would spend Saturdays browsing card shows, flea markets and other venues for unique and unusual items.

Marvin’s artistry of care was most visible at his home in Lawnside, New Jersey. He was a resourceful man who took immense pride in his home and garden, ensuring that it was always polished and welcoming. He left his family with vivid memories of his beloved Navy Blue Cutlass and those unforgettable summer rides through Dayton, Ohio. When he was not tending to his home, Marvin was a loyal watcher and fan of the Eagles, Phillies, Flyers, and Cincinnati Reds.

Marvin cherished his family. He is survived by his wife, Geraldine Woolard (Nelson), His children, Rachelle Childress (Glen), Beverly Norvell, Benita Davis, Joseph Coleman (Kim), Yolunda Dews (Darrell), Marvin Woolard III, his sister Gloria Moore (John). He was preceded in death by his parents, Marvin Woolard, Sr. and Ella Woolard, his sister Jackie Coleman, and his brother Jerry Woolard.

He leaves to mourn a host of great grandchildren, grandchildren, cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can me made to the Wounded Warrior project, (www.woundedwarriorproject.org ) Camden County Domestic Violence Center (CCDVC@njac.org ) or NAACP (www.naacp.org )

04/23/2026

Daniel R. Vining, Jr. Ph.D.
Age: 82 of Haddonfield

Daniel Rutledge Vining, Jr., age 82, of Haddonfield, New Jersey, died at home on April 19, 2026 in the care of his loving wife Motoko.

Dan was born in Fayetteville, Arkansas on January 12, 1944 to Daniel Rutledge Vining, Sr. and Margaret McClanahan Vining and grew up in Charlottesville, Virginia. He followed his brother Joe to Woodberry Forrest School, which memorialized his track accomplishments with the Daniel R. Vining, Jr. Track Award.

Dan also ran track at Yale University, graduating in 1966. While there, he took a leave of absence and enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves. From 1966 to 1968, Dan volunteered as a teacher with International Voluntary Services, which allowed civilians to work in war zones, unlike the Peace Corps. While teaching English at a high school in Vietnam, he mastered the Vietnamese language. This rare accomplishment aroused suspicion among some Americans that Dan was a CIA agent. During his time in Vietnam, he became disillusioned with the U.S. military after his American friend, a civilian, was killed, and Dan himself was almost shot, by a drunken U.S. soldier.

After living in Vietnam, he decided to see another Asian country to satisfy his innate curiosity. Dan taught conversational English in Japan and met his wife Motoko. He returned to the U.S. to start his family and complete graduate studies at Princeton and Carnegie Mellon.

Dan was an Associate Professor of Regional Science at the University of Pennsylvania from 1974 to 2006. Though thrown off course by a devastating stroke in his early 40s, he kept researching, writing and working with students until he retired.

He was an avid reader, NPR listener, and environmentalist – he delayed turning on the heat until November 1 regardless of the weather, and stopped eating meat and fish in his 70s. Dan worked with the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club to put a conservation easement on over 600 acres of Virginia land. He was frequently moved to write letters to the University newspaper, The Daily Pennsylvanian, about topics such as dripping faucets around campus. At home, he enjoyed pancakes, chocolate, the company of the family cats, and his wife’s garden.

Dan is survived by his wife Motoko (née Kashimada) Vining; children Margaret A. Vining (Arthur H. Bradford), Ella R. Vining (Peter C. Rock) and Daniel K. Vining (Susannah H.); grandchildren Elsie A. Bradford, Theodotia A. Bradford, Ida A. Rock, Miki F. Rock, Daniel H. Vining, Leigh R. Vining, Hanako M. Vining, and Akira J. Vining, and brother George Joseph Vining, III (Alice W.)

Services will be held privately. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in Dan's memory to the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club (https://www.patc.net/donate), 118 Park Street SE, Vienna, VA 22180, or Pinelands Alliance (https://pinelandsalliance.org/our-work/support-ppa/), 17 Pemberton Road, Southampton, NJ 08088.

04/18/2026

Jeffrey Michael Andrus, 51, of Haddonfield, NJ, passed away April 14 after a long and courageous battle with brain cancer.

Born the oldest son of John and Penny Andrus, he was raised in Mendham, NJ. Always a good student-athlete, Jeff was a member of the Class of 1992 at Mendham High School where he was captain of both the basketball and baseball teams, receiving county and state recognition for his efforts. He matriculated at Lafayette College, where he joined the Zeta Psi fraternity and played a year of baseball before turning to more important matters. Too shy to approach a young coed wearing a Lafayette sweatshirt on the Avalon beach the summer before college, Jeff found himself, a couple of years later, set up on a date with Alison Murphy-the very same girl-at a party where roommates choose your match. They married in 2001.

After graduating from Lafayette, Jeff did a short stint as a reporter for the Express-Times in Easton, PA, and was a writer for Mealey’s Publications, before assuming the reins as Editorial Director of a start-up company, HarrisMartin Publishing. He successfully managed the company for 23 years. After moving operations close to the family home in Haddonfield, he and Alison eventually bought the company.

As a member of the Tavistock Country Club, Jeff honed his golf game using the hit-and-hunt method. Although erratic, his prodigious length off the tee allowed him to record the rarest of a golf scores – a double eagle 2 on a par 5.

Children Audrey, George and Ben were the center of Jeff’s universe, so it was no shock that Jeff jumped at the opportunity to coach them in the sports he played. But, nothing amazed him more than to discover he had two State Champion Cross Country Runners in the family. Even being confined to his wheelchair, eyesight so impaired he saw only blurred images, he wanted to get to the races, share in their success and let them know they had a father who cared. “What’s Audrey doing? Who’s running this week?” were always his questions and the answers made him smile.

From high school buddies to the Zeta Psi brothers, Lafayette classmates, and the Haddonfield “Ridge,” Jeff was fortunate to have shared his time with great friends. To his family, he was one you called on to officiate a wedding or make the toast; he did the clever mini bios in the wedding programs and could make you feel you knew someone after just a few sentences. He set the example for siblings, nieces and nephews, and was always there for both a good laugh and a heart-to-heart conversation. They all lost a go-to guy.

Jeff is survived by his wife Alison (nee Murphy); his children Audrey, George & Benjamin Andrus; his parents John & Pamela Andrus of Mendham, NJ; his sister Heather Boyle, of Fair Haven, NJ, and brothers Timothy John “TJ” Andrus (Reagen) of Georgetown, MA, and Michael Andrus (Katy) of Wayland, MA.

A remembrance gathering will be held on Friday, May 1st at Tavistock Country Club, 100 Tavistock Lane, Tavistock, NJ 08033 from 5-9 pm. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in honor of Jeff may be made to the HMHS Boys Cross Country Track and Field Association (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=HTX3H29ALK4GS ) Donations may also be mailed: Payable to HMHS Boys XCTF Association, Inc., c/o Karinne Lindner, Treasurer, 40 Trueman Ave., Haddonfield, NJ 08033.

04/13/2026

Mae S. Batchelor

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(nee Nelson) On April 11, 2026, age 89 of Haddonfield, NJ. Beloved wife of the late Jon D.; Devoted mother of Judi (Bill) Bayer of Washington Crossing, PA, John N. of Philadelphia, PA and Janet (Robert) DePersia of Cherry Hill, NJ; Loving grandmother of Brittany, William & Paige Bayer, Robert III, Nicholas, Michael & Natalie DePersia; Dear sister of the late Ralph Gullikson and sister-in-law Ruth Gullikson.

Born in Brooklyn, NY in 1936, Mae’s early life was rooted in Norwegian culture. Her parents were Norwegian emigrants that settled in the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn. Mae and her older brother Ralph became avid Brooklyn Dodgers fans as they would watch the games thru the chain link fence at Ebbett’s Field.

Mae’s family eventually moved to Haddonfield, NJ, where she spent most of her adult life. She attended Haddonfield Memorial High School, graduating in 1954. She played field hockey and basketball and met her husband of 66 years, Jon. Jon was a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy. They married in 1959 and they made their home in Virginia, Connecticut and Maryland before returning to Haddonfield.

Mae was a dedicated Navy wife which later turned into the wife of a football coach. Mae loved spending time with her grandchildren, playing the organ for her husband and their dogs. She also had a passion for watercolor painting, ceramics and gardening.

Mae’s family will receive friends & relatives on Saturday, April 18, 2026, 2-3 pm at The Lutheran Church of Our Savior, 204 Wayne Ave, Haddonfield, NJ 08033, where her Memorial Service will follow at 3 PM. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Mae’s memory to the Haddonfield High School Athletic Department. Checks can be mailed to HMHS Athletics, 401 Kings Highway East, Haddonfield, NJ 08033.

04/09/2026

Rodman L. Cook, Esq.
Age: 79 of Haddonfield

Passed away on March 27, 2026. Rodman was the devoted husband of Patricia (nee Tees); Cherished father of Jennifer (William) Cook Emerson of Woodbury, NJ and Timothy (Annemarie) Cook of Marlton, NJ; Adoring grandfather of Samantha Cook.

Rodman graduated from Haddonfield Memorial High School in 1964. He went on to attend Dickenson College Class of ’68 before earning his J.D. with Rutger Law School in Camden in 1971.

Rodman worked as an attorney in Camden for 13 years at Lee, McFarland and Cook and then at Thomas and Cook in Woodbury, NJ. He was a member and one term president of the Woodbury Kiwanis Club. He was a very active member in St. Mark Lutheran Church serving on several committees and as Vice President. Additionally, he was a member and President of the Haddon Township Municipal Alliance for several years.

Relatives and friends are invited to greet Rodman’s family on Saturday, April 11th from 9:30am – 10:45am at St. Mark Lutheran Church, 1 E. Haddon Ave. Oaklyn, NJ; where Rodman’s funeral service will immediately follow at 11am. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, charitable donations in Rodman’s name may be made to St. Mark Lutheran Church at the above address. ( https://www.churchofficegiving.com/App/Giving/stmarksoaklyn ).

04/09/2026

SERVICE UPDATE

Bruce Dennis Lundgren
Age 78 of 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.

Bruce’s family will receive friends and relatives on Monday, April 27th, 9-10 AM at Kain-Murphy Funeral Services, 15 West End Ave., Haddonfield, NJ. Immediately following Bruce’s Masonic Service will take place. Afterward, all are invited to the interment at the Haddonfield Baptist Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Hospice. (https://www.daykimball.org/donate/)

04/07/2026

SERVICE UPDATE

Jay E. Kauffman
Age: 77 of Haddonfield

Passed away peacefully on February 14, 2026.

Jay was the cherished brother of Robert (Sally Reising) Kauffman; loving uncle of Megan Kauffman; and a dear friend to Ralph and Christine Hyman and their children, Jeff and Jill. He is also survived by many cousins and other treasured friends.

Jay dedicated over 30 years of service to the Social Security Administration. He was known for his great intellect, quick wit, and remarkable depth of knowledge. He had an extraordinary love for classical music—especially opera—and was a wealth of information about classic films. Jay’s humor, kindness, and deep love for animals will be fondly remembered by all who knew him.

He was a devoted and active member of Grace Episcopal Church in Haddonfield, where his presence and participation meant so much to his church community.

Jay’s family will receive friends and relatives on Saturday May 2, 2026, 11:30 am to 12 Noon at Grace Episcopal Church, 19 Kings Hwy. East, Haddonfield, NJ, where his Memorial Service will begin at 12 Noon. Interment, private. In lieu of flowers, charitable donations in Jay’s memory may be made to the Voorhees Animal Orphanage (https://www.aonj.org/support/donate/) or to Grace Episcopal Church (https://www.gracehaddonfield.org/givingatgrace).

04/07/2026

Dennis P. Blake
Age: 79 Longtime resident of Haddonfield

On April 1, 2026. Dennis was the beloved husband of Jeanne (née Sherwin); devoted father of Robert “Boomer” Blake, Matthew (Jessica) Blake, and Hillary (David) Laganella; and stepfather of Patrick (Elizabeth) Mooney and Edward “Ted” Mooney. He was a proud grandfather of Aiden, McKenzie, Keagan, Riley, Lucas, and Maya, as well as step-grandfather of CC, Jack, Tommy, Mike, Margaret, and Marin.

He was the son of the late Robert and Bernice Blake, and the brother of Mary Jo Agin. Dennis will also be deeply missed by his nieces and nephews.

Dennis was born in 1947 and raised in Collingswood, New Jersey. As a young boy, he worked alongside his father at Blake Funeral Home, where he developed a lifelong, wry sense of humor about the undertaking business. At his father’s encouragement, he attended LaSalle College High School, where he excelled in football. He went on to attend the University of Pennsylvania, playing tight end for the Quakers, and was a proud member of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity.

Following college, Dennis served as a Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps during the Vietnam War, where he saw combat and even found time to play football for the Marines. After his service, he earned his law degree from Villanova University School of Law and went on to a distinguished legal career as a partner at Brown & Connery for 25 years. He later served with honor as an Administrative Law Judge for New Jersey.

Dennis had a deep love for golf and for Tavistock Country Club, which he considered his home away from home for over 50 years. He was especially proud to be the namesake of the Blake Cup at Pine Valley Golf Club, a beloved event that brought friends and family together for more than two decades.

Above all, Dennis found his greatest joy in family. He rarely missed a chance to attend his grandchildren’s and step-grandchildren’s sporting events, taking immense pride in each of them.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Sunday, April 26th at Tavistock Country Club, 100 Tavistock Ln, Tavistock, NJ 08033 from 5-6:45pm; where family and friends are invited to share memories at 7pm.

If you would like to attend the Memorial Service virtually, please use the link below. It will open at 6:45 PM - 15 minutes before the speaking portion of the Celebration of Life begins.

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Time: Apr 26, 2026 06:45 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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In lieu of flowers, donations in Dennis’ memory may be made to The Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration (www.theaftd.org).

03/27/2026

MaryLou Bricketto
Age 86 of Woodridge, IL

(nee Lehr) On March 21, 2026, formerly of Mt. Pleasant, SC and Medford, NJ; beloved wife of the late Frederick J. Bricketto; devoted daughter of the late Donald and Bernice Lehr; and loving sister of the late Carol Crouthammel. She was the beloved mother of Linda B. Conway (John), Lee Anne Fryland, and Frederick J. Bricketto, Jr. (Nancy); cherished grandmother of Alexandra Conway, Caroline Cassano (Tony), Patrick Conway, Meridith Courtney (Devlin), MaryRuth Fryland (James Tortorici), Christian Fryland (Jennifer), Catherine Cameron (Cole), Tripp Bricketto (Kara), and Logan Bricketto; and treasured great-grandmother of Eleanor, Hannah & Henry Fryland, Cecilia, Charles & Claire Cassano, and Roman & Wade Bricketto.

MaryLou was a member of the Medford Lakes Country Club and an active member of St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church in Naperville, IL. Her faith was a steady and guiding presence throughout her life, providing strength and comfort in both joyful and challenging times. However, her greatest love was always her family. She will be remembered for her warmth, her devotion to those she loved, and the many ways she cared for others throughout her life.

MaryLou’s family will receive friends & relatives from 10:00–10:30 AM on Friday, April 3rd, at Kain-Murphy Funeral Services, 15 West End Ave., Haddonfield, NJ 08033; where her service will follow at 10:30 AM. Interment will be held privately at Lakeview Memorial Park in Cinnaminson, NJ.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations in honor of MaryLou may be made to St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church, 1500 Brookdale Rd., Naperville, IL 60563 (www.stapostle.org/giving/), or to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), PO Box 49104, Baltimore, MD 21297 (www.donate.nami.org).

03/17/2026

John David Reed

John David Reed of Haddonfield, New Jersey, passed away on March 9, 2026, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. He was surrounded by his loving family and passed peacefully shortly after his 69th birthday.

Born on February 22, 1957, in East Aurora, New York, John was a beloved husband, father, brother, uncle, and friend. He touched the lives of many with his warmth, humor, curiosity, and gregarious spirit. John had an extraordinary ability to connect with people from all walks of life. Handsome, charismatic, and endlessly charming, he combined a brilliant mind and disarming wit with a deeply empathetic heart. He was a generous friend whose laughter and presence brought joy to those around him.

John graduated from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C., with a degree in Business Administration. He went on to build a successful career in project management, working primarily on large computer contracts for the federal government. He was known for his ability to build strong teams, mentor colleagues, and lead with both intelligence and humor.
In 1995, John and his wife Susan moved to Haddonfield, New Jersey, where they lovingly raised their three sons and built a life centered on family, friendship, and community.

John had a lifelong passion for golf and was an excellent player. After retiring on his 65th birthday— 02-22-2022 —he found his dream role working on the senior crew at Pine Valley Golf Club, where he took great pride in caring for the course he had long admired. Those peaceful early mornings, watching the sun rise over Pine Valley, became some of the moments he treasured most. His hole-in-one at Pine Valley remained one of his most cherished accomplishments. When he wasn’t on the course, John found equal joy in his garden, where he delighted in cultivating unusual trees and plants that reflected his love of nature and beauty.

John is survived by his loving wife of 42 years, Susan, with whom he shared a lifetime of love and adventure; his cherished sons, Tyler Edward Reed and Gavin Oliver Reed (Maria); his brother Edward Reed (Connie) of Seattle; his sisters Dianne Severance (Eric) of Lake Tahoe and Amy Feagin (Jerre) of Loveland; his brother-in-law John Overbeck; and his adored nieces and nephews Jennifer Farina (Jon), Kate Senecal (Brian), John Overbeck, Liam Reed, Trevor Reed (Steve), Weston Reed (Erika), Sasha McKillip (Jeremy), Julia Coultas (Charlie), and Mia Severance; as well as great-nephews and great-nieces Ethan, Felicity, Sophie, Silas, and Jonah.

He was predeceased by his beloved son Spencer Reed, his sister Kathryn Overbeck, and his parents Edward and Lurana Reed.

From his earliest days, John was a spirited original—a force of nature who lived a rich and full life. He will be remembered for his humor, his kindness, his boundless curiosity, and the deep love he had for his family and friends.

John’s services will be held privately. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you honor John’s memory by living with love and joy, practicing kindness, appreciating the beauty of nature, and always looking out for one another—while never forgetting to laugh, have fun, and enjoy life. In doing so, you help carry forward the joyful spirit that John brought to the world.

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