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10A COURIERNEWS MYCENTRALJERSEY.COM Death Notices Canavesio, Roy Somverville; Middlesex Funeral Home Heinzer, Sylvie North Plainfield; Scarpa Funeral Home Horton, Rhonda (Rashidah) Newark; Whigham Funeral Home Krausse, Harry South Plainfield; Memorial Funeral Home Pekula, Albert North Cape May; Evoy Funeral Home Reidy, Harriet Dunellen; Sheenan Funeral Home Trinker, Gertrude Green Brook; Sheenan Funeral Home RoyF.Canavesio,69, passedawaywithhislov- ingfamilybyhissideon atHavenHospicelocated withinJFKMedicalCenter inEdison.Bornandraised inSomervilleforthepast thirtyyears.Anhonorably proudlyservedintheUnited StatesArmyReservesfor eightyears.Agraduateof MiddlesexHighSchoolin 1964.Hewasasalesassoci- waterfortwenty-three years. Heispredeceasedbyhis (Krasnansky)Canavesio, step-motherAntoinetteCa- ReneeCanavesioandhis andRussellCanavesio.Roy leavesbehindhislovingchil- hiswifeSharonofMiddle- sexandLindsayCanavesio liKonskoandherhusband MichaelofBridgewater, formerwifeanddearfriend KaroleCanavesio-Lechows- kiandherhusbandEdward ofBridgewateralongwith sevencherishedgrandchil- Marissa. Visitationwilltakeplace inMiddlesexFuneralHome, 528BoundBrookRoad, 4pmuntil8pmandonSat- Funeralserviceswillbegin followedbyaprivatecrema- tion.Tosendcondolencesto pageatwww.MiddlesexFu- neralHome.com ROYFCANAVESIO Sylvie D. Heinzer, 92, passed away on Monday, November 23, 2015 after a protracted illness. The daughter of Maurice and AnnMarie Schoenbaum, she was born in what is now Green Brook, spoke French as her language, and grew up in the austerity of the great depression.

Sylvie attended North eld High School where she was noted as an active member of the Drama club who frequently performed in school productions. Graduating in 1941, she could recall years later the toll that the war took of her classmates. Sylvie worked in retail and accounting positions in businesses such as Candy in and the Airco Industrial Gases Division of Air Reduction Company Inc. in New Providence. It was while working at Airco that she met her future husband, Gerald E.

Heinzer; they were married in 1951. While she found the political and social conformity of the fties oppressive, she was relieved when the sixties proved to be both more progressive and tolerant. After a hiatus from work while raising two children, Sylvie resumed her career as a bookkeeper at Heinzer Engineering. She resided in North eld continuously from 1959, and was a member of the First Unitarian Society of Plain- Sylvie will be remembered for her passion for the performing arts, especially opera, and her lifelong devotion to liberal causes. In addition to her husband, she is survived by her sister Claire Kenstler of Warren, and her two sons, Edmund of North and Clifford of Sparks, Nevada.

Her memorial service will be at the First Unitarian Society of 724 Park Avenue, at 2 p.m. on Saturday, December 12. SYLVIE D. HEINZER AGE: 92 NORTH PLAINFIELD Rhonda(Rashidah)Horton age57madehertransition Shewasasecretaryandat- tendedsomeCollege. Shewasamemberof RuthFellowshipMinistry.

BelovedmotherofAtifah HortonandthelateKevin Horton.Devoteddaughter ofBerniceHortonandthe lateCalvinHorton.Lovin sisterofShaunaandthelate Horton. Cherishedgrandmotherof 4grandchildrenand1great grandchild.Alsosurvived andfriends.Acelebration ofherlifewillbeheldSatur- day9amatRuthFellowship 4-8pmatWhighamFuneral KingJr.Blvd,,Newark. RHONDA(RASHIDAH) HORTON Gertrude Trinker, 85, of Green Brook died peacefully Nov. 22, 2015 at Abingdon Nursing Home in Green Brook. She was born in Germany and came to the United States in 1951.

She was formerly of Warren. Gertrude was a homemaker and was predeceased by her husband Fritz in 2013. Surviving is her daughter Heidi Trinker of Warren. Private funeral arrangements are by the Sheenan Funeral Home in Dunellen. GERTRUDE TRINKER AGE: 85 GREEN BROOK Harry A.

Krausse, 87, passed away peacefully on Sunday (November 22, 2015) at his home. Born in Plain- Harry lived in North until 1954, when he moved to South Plain- eld. Harry was a graduate of North eld High School, Class of 1945. After his freshman year of College, he enlisted in the Army and served an 18-month tour of duty. He then returned to school and graduated cum laude in 1951 with a B.A.

in Business Administration from Rutgers University, where he was a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Chi Psi Fraternity. His entire professional career was spent at the Prudential Insurance Company in Newark, where he retired as the Vice President of Corporate Tax Administration, Division, in 1987. Harry was a lifelong dedicated member of the Watchung Avenue Presbyterian Church in North eld, where he served as a Deacon, Elder, Trustee and Clerk of Session. greatest joys came from spending time with his cherished family and friends, enjoying good food drink, reading, gardening and traveling. Harry was predeceased by his beloved wife, Claire Tovell Krausse, who died in 1969, and his daughter, Janette Rocco, who died in 2007.

He is survived by his loving wife, Beverly Davis Krausse; his devoted children, Lynn Lampariello and her husband, Mark; Karen Pollera and her husband, Dan; Nancy Rackham and her husband, Marty; and David Krausse and his wife, Tina Angelone-Krausse; his ten beloved grandchildren, Nicholas, Michael, Alex and Danielle Pollera; Casey and Bryce Rackham; Kayla and Isabella Krausse; and Alexa and Stephanie Rocco; as well as many loving relatives and good friends. Harry, also known as Poppie, was a true gentleman who will be forever missed and lovingly remembered. We will always cherish the memories of our many family dinners, the laughs we shared and the love we felt. A gathering of friends and family will take place on Friday, Nov. 27th from 4-8PM at Memorial Funeral Home, 155 South Fanwood, NJ.

A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, Nov. 28th at 11AM at the Watchung Avenue Presbyterian Church, 170 Watchung North NJ. In lieu of donations may be made in memory to the Watchung Avenue Presbyterian Church Living Memorial Fund. For additional information or to sign the guestbook, please visit www. fanwoodmemorial.com.

HARRY A. KRAUSSE AGE: 87 SOUTH PLAINFIELD Albert J. Pekula, age 60, of North Cape May passed away Wednesday, November 25, 2015 at his home. Albert was born in Somerville, NJ; formerly lived in Hillsborough, NJ; and has been a Cape May area resident for four years. He is the son of the late Albert and Mary Pekula.

Albert worked for the Lyons VA Hospital for over 30 years. He was an avid gardener, enjoyed playing golf, and was an accomplished Bass player. Albert is survived by his wife Andrea, his mother-in- law Clara Kelco, and sister- in-law JoAnn Kelco. There will be a Mass of Christian Burial at 11:00 am on Monday, November 30, 2015 at the Parish of St John Neumann, St John of God RC Church, 680 Townbank Rd, North Cape May, NJ 08204; where friends will be received from 10:00 to 11:00 am. Interment will follow at St Cemetery, 1056 Seashore Rd, Cold Spring, NJ 08204.

The family suggests donations in memory to the Love of Linda cancer Fund, PO Box 1053, Wildwood, NJ 08260 or St John of God RC Church. To share condolences, please visit www.evoyfuner- alhome.com. ALBERT PEKULA AGE: 60 NORTH CAPE MAY Harriet A. Reidy, 90, of Dunellen, passed away peacefully on Nov. 24, 2015 at Robert Wood-Somerset Hospital in Somerville.

She was born in Bernards Township and had lived in Oldwick before moving to Dunellen in 1955. Harriet was a 1943 graduate of Bernardsville High School. Besides being a homemaker, many years ago Harriet worked as a telephone operator for Bell Telephone and then for Teppers in She was also a member of St. Church and the Senior Citizens in Dunellen. She belonged to the Red Hat Society and was an Auxillary member of the American Legion in Dunellen and the VFW in Chester.

Harriet was predeceased by her husband Walter in 1998 and a son also the Late Walter. Surviving are three sons, Mike of Dunellen, Charles of Bricktown, Edward also of Dunellen, a daughter Harriet Martin and husband Les of Palmetto, 11 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Visiting will be Fri. 4-7pm at the Sheenan Funeral Home, 233 Dunellen Dunellen. There will be a service at the funeral home on Sat.

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I not usually the media-induced hysteria that you ee every year with people being trampled, but that mean a walk in the park either. Hundreds of people will wait in line all day just to score the best deal possible. According to American Express, 45 percent of consumers will be shopping on Black Friday, ith 55 percent of those consumers planning to shop between 12 a.m. and 7 a.m. Even if you show up when the store opens, it might be a while before you actually get inside.

Make sure you dress warm, bring along something to occupy our time (such as a book, smartphone or a friend), and drink plenty of caffeine going to need it. Many people avoid Black Friday because they think if a store is selling a product for such a low price it means the store only has, like, three of the items in stock. not the case at all. It turns out retail stores get a huge shipment of their doorbusters because they know why a ma- ority of people are coming out in the first place. Iscored a 50-inch TV for $200 last year, and I ven close to being one of the first people in the store.

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