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18 FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2014 AIM JEFFERSON OBITUARY Doris Mae Fennecken Aubrie Fennecken. Liam Fennecken. Sean Reagin. Mary Ellen Ponder and husband Lee. Mark Reagin.

David Wagoner and wife Carol. Carly Wagoner Kehler and husband Kevin. Eleven dear great-grandchildren (with two more on the way). Adrianna, Sage, Max, Riley, Graceanne, Colleen, Madison, Drew, Joshua, Jacob and American Legion Post 245 Ladies Auxiliary. She was predeceased by her beloved husband William H.

-former Chief of Marine Police in Lake Hopatcong, and her dear sister Anne Burke as well as her sister in law, Madeline Kane. Survived by her five adored children and their partners: Barbara Delaney and Hank Kettler. Christine Aragona and husband Ernie. William H. Fennecken Jr.

and wife Susan. Doris Mae Fennecken (nee Peters), 89, passed away on Dec. 21. Fennecken was born and raised in Jersey City, moving to the Lake Hopatcong section of the township in 1961. Fennecken worked at the Lake Hopatcong post office for more than 25 years and retired as postmaster.

She was a longtime member of The First Presbyterian Church of Berkshire Valley. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Lake Hopatcong Ellen Reagin and husband Sam. Dianne Wagoner and Billy VonKuehlman. 14 beloved grandchildren: Nannette Winch and husband Ray. Lenore Zangrilli.

Wendy Kraus and husband Andrew. Emily Kettler. Jessica Dejesus and husband Will. Karen Aragona Cook and husband Chris. Elizabeth Aragona.

Cherished Brother: Fred Peters. Nieces and Nephews: Arlene Krupinski and husband Peter and Timothy, Fred, Ricky and the Kane cousins. Her grandnephews Mark, Ryan, Timothy Jr. and Dylan. Visitation was held at the Bermingham Funeral Home in Wharton.

A memorial service was held at the First Presbyterian Church of Berkshire Valley in Wharton. Offer condolences at BerminghamFH.com. INVOLVED FROM PAGE 17 Community Sunrise Thrift Shop The Community Sunrise House Thrift Shop is open for business every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Located at 295 Espanong Road, the thrift shop is run by the United Methodist Church of Lake Hopatcong and carries new and slightly used items donated by church members and members of the local community.

Contact: Jerri Gilsky, 201-306-8018; jergilwebhotmail.com. Library knitting circle The Library Knitting Circle meets on the first and third Saturday of each month in the Jefferson Township Public Library's Riker Room. Just drop in with your current project. For more information, or to register for this program, visit the library's website at jeffersonlibrary.net, or call the library at 973-208-6115. The library is located at 1031 Weldon Road in Oak Ridge.

Golden Age Club The Golden Age Club of Milton welcomes all residents of Jefferson Township 55 years or older to join its club. Club meetings are held every other Monday of each month in the Jefferson Township Senior Center located at 54 Schoolhouse Road. Bingo is played before the beginning of the meeting at 1 p.m. Free refreshments are served after the meeting. The club plans trips, parties and luncheons at reasonable prices.

For more information about these and the many other activities of the club, contact the senior center, at 973-208-1001. Junior Woman's Club The Junior Woman's Club of Jefferson Township is actively seeking new members. Women must be at least 18 years old to join. Meetings are held once a month. Some activitiesfundraisers include the Bunny Brunch, the holiday Toy Giveaway, the memorial Wrobo Run, the 4th5th Grade Spelling Bee, and high school scholarships.

If you would like additional information regarding the club, or are interested in attending a meeting, contact the Juniors via email at info jeffersonjuniors.org or contact Kimberly Reid at 973-409-4135. You may also obtain additional information by visiting our website jeffersonjuniors.org. 'Coffee with Jesus' The United Methodist Church of Lake Hopatcong presents "Coffee with Jesus" on every first Put Jefferson Township on your iPhone home screen. SUDOKU you could save 28 Call 1-866-929-9071 to see how much you could save on car insurance. 1- bjd CI Cb'LJ and third Saturday evening at 6 p.m.

The church presents their live worship band, "Believe," as well as lively discussions with the topics you pick. Each month there is a free dinner. Historic cemetery In August of 1895, the cemetery on Milton Road was given as a free burial ground by Thomas K. Norman to the Milton Methodist Episcopal Church. The trustees maintain the right portion of this cemetery and The Milton Cemetery Association maintains the left side.

All repairs and cemetery care of our side was done by church volunteers and Troop 49 Boy Scout projects. A sign at the cemetery entrance asks for donations to keep this historic cemetery maintained. We appreciate and thank all those who have, over the years, given of their time and monetary support. As volunteer members declined, it was necessary to pay a church family to take over this job. They have opened the cemetery for Memorial Day, cared for it during the season and prepared it for winter.

The cemetery is a walk back into the history of the church. They find that very few grave sites are visited now and in looking at our Book of Records, even those in charge of the plots are deceased and their families moved away. Plots are no longer available. Help with funding is needed. They are reaching out for any suggestions those of you interested in this historic cemetery might have.

These are the plots listed in their records: Charles and Harrison Acker-son, Miller Allison, C. Bish, Sidney Castimore, Herbert and William Chamberlain, Andrew Cook, Amos Crane, Albert and James Davenport, Earl and John Do-land, Albert, Gilbert and John Dunn, Harry Egbert and William Headley, James and Oscar Jennings, Ed Kane, Fred Lawrence, Abraham Little, George Mac Donald, Edward McCormack, Jacob Moore, E.J. Norman, Edward N. Norman, James Norman, Leonard Norman, Thomas K. SEE INVOLVED, PAGE 21 esu ranee an VlHstate compony SAVE IT AS A BROWSER SHORTCUT! 2 easy steps for adding to your iPhone home screen 1 Type NorthJersey.conVjeffersontownship into Safari.

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