MYCENTRALJERSEY.COM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2017 9A BELLE MEAD Rosemary Wilson, 89, passed away on Saturday, November 25th, at her home in Belle Mead. She was born and raised in Philips- burg, NJ and lived in Bridgewater, NJ, Whiting, NJ, and Branchburg Township, NJ, before moving to Belle Mead 5 years ago. Rosemary graduated from St. Philip James High School in Phillipsburg and Rider College, class of 1947. Rosemary did secretarial and accounting work at Koh-I-Noor Pencil Factory in Bloomsbury NJ until the birth of her children.
She was a member of Mary Mother of God RC Church in Hillsborough. Rosemary was a former active member of the Branchburg Senior Citizens group and she enjoyed going for exercises at the Hillsborough Senior Center and spending time with her family. Rosemary is predeceased by her parents, Ber- nard and Alice Reilly, her husband of 58 years, Thomas and her three brothers, Bernard, Robert and Thomas Reilly. She is survived by her two daughters, Anne Wilson of Warren Township and Mary Alice and her husband Michael Patton, of Hillsborough, and her three grandchildren, Eliza- beth, Katherine and Nicholas. She is also survived by 2 and various nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be at 11am on Thursday, November 30th, in the Mary Mother of God Church, 157 S. Triangle Hillsborough, NJ 08844. Burial will be Monday, December 4th, at BG William C. Doyle Veterans Cemetery, Wrightstown, NJ. Visiting for relatives and friends will be from 2 4pm and 7 9pm on Wednesday, November 29th, in the Hillsborough Funeral Home, 796 Us Hwy 206, Hillsborough, NJ 08844.
In lieu of flowers, donations in memory can be made to the Somerset ARC, www. thearcofsomerset.org or Mary Mother of God Church in Hillsborough. Rosemary Wilson Obits To place your ad in this directory, please call Nora 732-643-3636 or email These emblems and more available consult your funeral director for details. FLAG MARINESAMERICAN LEGION ROTARYCROSS AP-5000845959 BRANCHBURG Asia Funeral Service 910 US Hwy 202 So. 908-725-6256 Jason C.
Papavero, NJ LIC Branchburg Funeral Home, Inc. 910 Rt. 202 South Branchburg, NJ 08876 908-526-7638 Anthony J. Papavero, Jr. Lic.
JP04091 BRANCHBURG James-Michael DeMaio, Executive Lic. No. 4378 707 East Main St. Bridgewater 732-356-1116 bridgewaterfuneralhome.com BRIDGEWATER Erin T. Gigoux Manager N.J.
Lic. No. 4995 Daniel M. Pellegrino Director N.J. Lic.
No. 3128 funerals cremations international repatriations 22 Craig Place, North Plainfield, NJ 07060 Tel: 908.756.2693 Fax: 908.756.2699 www.scarpalasrosasfh.com NORTH PLAINFIELD A -5 00 08 46 56 9 Fucillo Warren Funeral Home Our Family Serving Your Family 205 South Main Street Manville, NJ 08835 908-725-1763 John R. Zalewski, Mgr. NJ Lic. No.
2820 www.fucilloandwarrenfuneralhome.com MANVILLE A -5 00 08 46 57 3 111 N. Gaston Ave, Somerville, NJ 08876 908-725-3111 Bruce VanArsdale, Mgr. NJ Lic. No. 3521 Brittany VanArsdale, Dir.
NJ Lic. No. 5137 SOMERVILLE Funeral Home 80 Mountain Avenue Somerville, NJ 08876 908-725-4100 Joseph Cusick Mgr. NJ Lic. No.
3230 James Cusick Dir. NJ Lic. No. 3227 CUSICK A -5 00 08 46 57 6 SOMERVILLE SOMERVILLE FUNERAL HOME 10 W. End Somerville, NJ 08876 908-725-2079 Antonietta Cuoco, Lic No.
4499 AP-5000846579 SOMERVILLE A -5 00 08 46 58 9 724 Rt. 202 North Three Bridges, NJ 08887 908-782-2121 John R. Zalewski, Mgr. NJ Lic. No.
2820 www.countrysidefuneralhome.com THREE BRIDGES Prices are based on a 5 line ad. Additional lines may be purchased for an extra charge Datebook Guidelines Datebook ads are limited to event listings payment is required prior to publication ads run 1-5, 6-10, or 11-15 consecutive days will appear in the Courier News. 1-5 times 6-10 times DATEBOOK 1-877-707-6500 Date Deadline Date Monday Thursday, 4:30 pm Tuesday Friday, 4:30 pm Wednesday Monday, 4:30 pm Thursday Tuesday, 4:30 pm Friday Wednesday, 4:30 pm Saturday Thursday, 4:30 pm Sunday Thursday, 4:30 pm Publication Date Deadline Date and is ideal for holiday bookings thanks to its garden and property with Christmas lights and decor during the winter season as well as its holiday menu and plethora of customizable options. makes the location ideal for private events is its versatility, gorgeous views and its ability to trans- port you to another place such as its European-style gardens against the beautiful stone manor or rustic barn set against rolling hills and meadows with hors- Geisel said. Fell Stone Manor can accommodate up to 300 guests and includes eight locations on the property that can be used depending on event size.
Prices aver- age at $95 per meal and start at $650 for the hour, $3,500 for the day for just raw space, $7,500 for the day with amenities or $20,000 for the weekend, which in- cludes location rental, catering, photography, and event planning. guests can choose from The Barn at Fell Stone, which provides a beautiful rustic setting with our orig- inal barn, our South Lawn, which provides a gorgeous backdrop of the Manor, and even the original milking stations for the farm, which provide a truly memorable said Heather Grabin of Jersey City, director of events and marketing. Maintaining privacy while also being accessible to visitors from New York and Philadelphia, Fell Stone Manor makes for a versatile locale with its ability to accommodate many styles of events as well as host wedding rehearsal dinners, ceremonies, co*cktail hours and receptions in one location. Plus, photo- genic and lacks the high-tension wires and towers prevalent throughout Hunterdon County. As a marketing and events professional, Grabin said that she knew from the start that Fell Stone Manor was something special, and this past summer, she decided to make the jump to make the Manor an events venue that, coincidentally, is when she met Geisel, whom she said had the skill set to complement hers, making the opening fall into place at the perfect time.
venue is Grabin said. such an enchanted location with its simple yet elegant quirks. We thought it would be almost not to share such an amazing place with other people on their special Fell Stone Manor Where: 174 Black Brook Road, Hampton Cost: Prices start at $650 for the hour, $7,500 for the day or $20,000 for the weekend Contact: fellstonemanor.com, 917-375-9918 Jenna column appears Tuesdays. Her Aboard The Traveling Cir- blog is at LifeAboardTheTravelingCircus.com. Tweet her at or email her at JIntersi- Intersimone Continued from Page 1A The holidays are a time for not only making our own wish lists but an opportunity for the wish lists of others.
For Robert Allen, a 66- year-old Vietnam veter- an and resident at JFK Medical Haven Hospice, his wish was to see his beloved New York Knicks play at Madison Square Garden. That is when JFK Haven Hos- Wishes Team stepped in to help wish come true. Amy Chorma, a JFK Haven Hospice nurse, believes making a connection with the pa- tient is key to quality care. my conver- sations with Robert, I discovered he was a big fan of the New York she said. knew if he had a chance to at- tend a game with his wife, it would be a won- derful experience and a special memory for them Chorma shared wish with Maureen Sau- vigne-David, a volunteer coordinator and member of the Haven Hospice Wishes Team.
The JFK Haven Wishes Team be- gan several years ago as a way for and volun- teers to maintain the hu- man connection with pa- tients and families cop- ing with a life-threaten- ing illness at a time when technology and reporting demands were making it to do so. Amy told us about wish, I knew we could make it said Sauvigne- David, who reached out to her son, North Bruns- wick Police Sgt. Mike Sauvigne, for guidance on where to get tickets for a game. Sgt. Sauvigne reached out to his friend Pat Colli- gan, the president of the NJ Police Benevolent As- sociation, who had a con- tact with the New York Knicks.
When hearing about wish, not only did the Knicks send tickets for last game against the L.A. Clippers, but they also sent an autographed basketball and jersey. Allen was so touched by the gift that it brought tears to his eyes. Getting the tickets was only the step. With Allen in a wheel- chair, transportation lo- gistics needed to be sort- ed out.
Once again, Sgt. Sauvigne reached out, this time to Brothers Be- fore Others, a not-for- charity of active and retired law enforce- ment of which he is a member. Brothers Before Oth- ers provided door-to- door car service for Allen and his wife, Laverne, and JFK Haven Hospice members. NYPD Detective Pat Donahue escorted them inside. A fan for more than 30 years, Allen never had the chance to see a game at Madison Square Gar- den.
Not only did they get upgraded to the suite seats, but the Garden of Dreams or- ganization arranged a meet-and-greet with the players, and former play- ers, during warm-ups. A Knicks victory was icing on the cake. For the Allens, it was a night to remember. to the game was more than a Laverne said. was an awesome experience that will give us memo- ries for a care is a true calling for the and said Tracy Grafton, LCSW, Haven Hospice social worker.
strive to provide a healing touch care, comfort and sup- port. The essence of JFK Haven Hospice is not only about the physical but the emotional and spiritual, as well. Our pa- tients may not be able to control the end-of-life process, but our team helps patients live out their lives the way they generosity of people truly amazes Sauvigne-David said. every wish re- quest, people in the com- munity jump in and help in any way possible to our dreams and then Like pieces to a puzzle, everyone worked togeth- er to create a most mem- orable night for the Al- lens. JFK Haven Hospice his wish.
His smile told the entire Wishes Team all they had to know. JFK med Haven Hospice grants Vietnam Knicks wish JFK Haven Hospice From top left: John Wallace, retired New York Knick; Laverne Allen (Robert's wife); Amy Chorma, Hospice nurse; Detective Pat Donahue, NYPD; Maureen David, Haven Hospice volunteer coordinator; and Robert Allen, patient COURTESY OF JFK HAVEN HOSPICE.
