We mourn the passing of our dear sister, Lois K. White, who died peacefully in her sleep the morning of February 21, 2025, at the age of 73 after a brief illness.
Born Lois Theresa Kaselow on June 16, 1951, in New York, New York, she spent the majority of her formative years in Amsterdam, NY. She advanced her education obtaining Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees. Lois was a life-long learner, and she never stopped in her career and personal life. She was an avid reader.
Dorothy “Dottie” R. Forde passed away peacefully on February 18, 2025, at the age of 78.
Born Dorothy R. Scally on February 17, 1947, in Brooklyn New York to Raymond and Dorothy Scally, she was one of three siblings. Dottie worked in as a secretary for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York for several years. Dottie then moved to Staten Island where she took on her most loved position as a mom to her three children. In fact, Dottie believed so deeply in the role as a mom, her daily prayer was “please God, do not take me until my children are raised.” Eventually, Dottie would move to Middletown, New Jersey to be closer her children and grandchildren.
With profound sadness, we announce the passing of Philip Louis Molinari, a father, friend and larger-than-life personality. Philip passed away peacefully on February 17th, 2025, leaving behind an irreplicable legacy. Philip’s presence was unforgettable – his charisma, charm and confidence left a lasting impression on everyone he met.
James Edward Hintelmann passed away peacefully on February 7, 2025 at the age of 86. One of four brothers, Jim was born in Red Bank, New Jersey to Lavinia and Joseph P. Hintelmann on March 27,1938. He graduated from Saint James Elementary School and Red Bank Catholic High School (Class of ‘56). He continued his education at Monmouth University and later became a journalist. Jim was a sports writer with a passion for writing about local high school sports, especially his alma mater, Red Bank Catholic.
Jim worked for several local newspapers including the Ocean County Observer, the Red Bank Register and most recently, the Two River Times. In 2013 he was honored with the Shore Athletic Club Media Achievement Award. He wrote about so many local high school games and athletes, and had an amazing memory for statistics. He could recite the statistics of athletes over many decades, and loved talking about memorable games. Jim was a big professional baseball fan and loved the Red Sox. He also had a great love for the weather, and was fascinated by storms and natural disasters. He loved nothing more than a good snowstorm. Jim was a communicant of Saint James Roman Catholic Church.
Helen Martha (Hazy) Spinelli, 88, a longtime resident of Old Bridge, New Jersey passed away on Wednesday, February 12, 2025 at her home.
Helen was born to Hungarian immigrants on a dairy farm in Flemington, New Jersey on August 19, 1936. Her parents, Joseph Hazy and Margaret (Judik) Hazy, predeceased her.
Helen was also predeceased by her husband of 64 years, Benjamin Thomas Spinelli Sr; her brother, Joseph Hazy; her sister, Margaret Jones; and her son-in-law, Michael Tamburri.
It is with saddened but rejoicing hearts filled with precious memories that we share the passing of Richard James Lyons from this earth into the Kingdom of Heaven on February 7th, 2025. While our hearts are heavy with our earthly loss, we cannot help but rejoice that he is now in a place where God Himself will wipe away every tear from his eyes, and there will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain! (Rev. 21:4)
Louise B. Davies (nee Buttrick), age 94, of Red Bank, NJ, passed away peacefully Monday, February 10, 2025. Born in 1930 in Atlantic City, NJ., and was raised in Margate, NJ, where her father operated an Eastman Kodak Store on the Atlantic City boardwalk and her mother, originally from Mexico City, was a devoted wife and mother to Louise and her brother Louis.
The Reverend William (Bill) Chandler Riker, Jr., 84, left us peacefully on Sunday, February 2, 2025. Born in Doctor's Hospital in New York, Bill was the fourth child, and only son, of William C. Riker and Mary Jackson Riker, Jr. He grew up mostly in New York and New Jersey, going to St. Paul's School in NH at the age of 12 and, two years later, transferring to South Kent School in CT, from which he graduated. He attended the University of Oregon, originally wanting to be an architect but finding that was not to be his life’s work. After graduation he joined the Navy, and was stationed in DC and Hawaii. When stationed in DC, he would often return to NJ, where he met Barbara Untermeyer, his lifelong love, though their relationship would wait 30 years to come together. Commissioned an Ensign, he served with the Naval Intelligence Department and when at Pearl Harbor, was the commander of the Honor Guard for the 25th Anniversary of the USS Arizona.
Helen Magdalena Carniglia, nee Udvari, passed away on January 26,2025. She was 93 years old.
Born in Guelph, Ontario, Canada Helen attended nursing school after graduating from St. Mary's High School. In 1958, she emigrated to the United States to work as a flight attendant for American Airlines. There she met her husband, Victor T. Carniglia.
Helen was a devoted wife and mother who cared deeply about family. She embraced life with curiosity and enthusiasm, always eager to explore new places and ideas. An avid reader and life-long learner, she found joy in expanding her knowledge and experiencing the world through travel.
It is with deep sorrow that we share the passing of Maryann McGloin on January 31, 2025.
Maryann Catherine McGloin was the best late Christmas present Catherine (Kitty) Courtney and Patrick McGloin ever received, born on December 26, 1959.
Growing up in Fair Haven and Rumson, Maryann had many friends and cherished her summers at the beach. She filled her childhood home with the sounds of Billy Joel and Elton John, blasting from her bedroom stereo. A graduate of Red Bank Catholic High School, she went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Finance from Trinity College in Washington, D.C.
