Recent deaths in the area.
Paulus' family said the mother of three and community volunteer celebrated her faith in every part of her life.
Army veteran Smith was a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers for 60 years.
Matarazzo moved to Hopatcong in 1972 by way of Teora, Italy, and Newark.
Memorial donations to honor the mother of three may be made to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
Sparta resident's family said he loved to cook and hunt, most of all was an avid fisher.
Accountant raised six children in Glen Ridge and spent every summer with his family on Lake Mohawk.
Jack Schaff loved thrillers, NASCAR races, boating and going on vacation.
Jachts also served as a member of the U.S. Army Reserve.
Cook's family said the former phone company service analyst found her greatest joys in life from helping others in need.
Services for Kivlen were held Thursday and Friday in Sparta.
Pezzicara died earlier this month in Florida.
Dole raised her family in Sparta and spent 15 years of her later life as an election worker.
Sparta was Sutton's home for her entire life.
Tax auditor and Navy veteran moved to Hopatcong in 1957.
She ended her career at Prudential Realtors in Sparta.
Educated thanks to the GI Bill, he went on to success in the corrugated paper industry.
Franklin McCoy spent his career as a self-employed carpenter and was the father of three.
Recent deaths in the area
Ed DeMott was involved at St. Jude's Church and at the Hopatcong Senior Citizen Group.
The local business owner with an altruistic streak endeared himself to many in the community.
Recent obituaries from around the local area.
Recent obituaries from around the region.
Cremation services for man killed by garbage truck will be held privately.
Friends and family attend Mass for Vito Castoro, the man behind the borough's Winter Wonderland and other civic events.
Officials recall Vito Castoro's drive, love of town and family, and the legacy of good deeds he left behind
Hopatcong resident loved fishing and computers.
Little League coach enjoyed traveling the world.
Is it the food? The music? Or how about the idea of celebrating the borough with your neighbors?
46-year Hopatcong resident enjoyed knitting hats for newborns at hospitals.
Longtime Hopatcong resident was a devoted wife and choir singer.