The Central New Jersey Home News from New Brunswick, New Jersey • 24

FRIDAY. JULY 3, 1987 THE HOME NEWS Joseph R. Strayer, 82, Princeton historian I mew's R.C. Church; or the Sacred Heart R.C. Church, New Brunswick.

John Henry Urstadt, 83 EAST BRUNSWICK John Henry Urstadt of Linden Avenue died yesterday at his home. He was 83. Born in Jamesburg, Mr. Urstadt moved to East Brunswick 54 years ago. Mr.

Urstadt was employed for 21 years at Hercules Inc. in the Par-lin section of Sayreville, retiring in 1966 as a maintenance foreman. From 1924-1927 he served with the U.S. Navy in the submarine service. He was a member of Hightstown-Apollo Lodge 41 Free and Accepted Masons and a member of Tall Cedars of Lebanon Perth Amboy Forest 68.

Mr. Urstadt's daughter, Carolyn Kerwin of East Brunswick died in 1981. Surviving are his wife of 55 years, Mary Madeline Diblin Urstadt; a son, Henry C. Urstadt-of Hightstown; three daughters, Madeline Yahnel of Fairfield, Calif, Joan Higgins of Spotswood and Lois Ann Zehe of Jamesburg; two brothers, Charles and Edgar Urstadt, both of Jamesburg; two sisters Edna Bennett of Salinas, Calif, and Hannah Shepardson of Palm Harbor, Fla. and seven grandchildren.

Services will be Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Eckman Funeral Home, 475 Main Street, Spotswood with the Rev. Joseph W. Woods, pastor of the Spotswood Reformed Church, officiating. Burial will be in Fern wood Cemetery, Jamesburg.

PRINCETON BOROUGH Joseph Reese Strayer, 82, a professor emeritus of history at Princeton University and a former three-year member of the Borough Council, died yesterday at the Medical Center at Princeton. The university has scheduled a memorial service in the chapel and will announce details at a later date. Professor Strayer was born in Baltimore, and was a longtime borough resident He received a bachelor's degree in 1925 and a doctorate in history from Harvard University, Cambridge, in 1930. He joined the Princeton faculty as an instructor shortly after graduation, earning tenure in 1940. The professor assumed the chairmanship of the History Department in 1942 and remained in that post for 20 years.

In 1949, he was appointed to the Dayton-Stockton Professorship of History. Professor Strayer retired from teaching in 1973, assuming emer itus status. He was published in numerous historical journals on subjects ranging from taxation to the origins of representative government in medieval Europe. He was also the author of 13 books in his field including, 'The Reign of Philip the Fair," which earned him the Haskins Medal of the Medieval Academy of America. He was also editor-in-chief of "The Dictionary of the Middle Ages," published by Charles Scribner and Sons, New York City.

He was predeceased by his first wife, Lois Strayer, who died in 1984, and his son, Charles D. Strayer. Surviving are his wife, Sylvia Thrupp, a retired professor who taught at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor; a daughter, Elizabeth Corson of Fort Washington, a brother, George D. Strayer of Bellevue, 13 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Arrangements for a private service and burial are being handled by the Kimble Funeral Home, 1 Hamilton Ave.

C. Walter Storer, 80, dies of injuries from car accident Bartholomew's R.C. Church, East Brunswick. Burial will be in Resurrection Cemetery, Piscataway. Stephen E.TothJr., 65 MILLTOWN Stephen E.

Toth Jr. of Milltown died yesterday at Robert Wood Johnson Medical Center, New Brunswick. He was 65. Mr. Toth was born in New-Brunswick and lived in Milltown for the past 27 years.

He was employed as an electrician for 40 years with Johnson Johnson Research, North Brunswick. He was a member of the Mill-town Police Reserve, and he was a Navy veteran of World War II. He belonged to VFW, Post 2319, Mill-town, and the Loyal Order of Moose, Lodge 263, New Brunswick. He also was a member of the Johnson Johnson Fire Department, and its First Aid Squad. He belonged to American Legion, Post 25 of Milltown, the Hun-garian Democratic Club of Middlesex County, the Red Fox Rod and Gun Club, Milltown.

He also was a member of the borough's Democratic Social Club, and he was active in the borough's Civil Defense. He belonged to St. Paul's Church of Christ, Milltown. He was predeceased by his son, Stephen F. Toth, who died in 1977.

Surviving are his wife, Genevieve Kucharski Toth; his father, Stephen E. Toth Sr. of South River; two daughters, Brenda Mol-dawer of Gaithersburg, and Judy Laratta of Waretown. Also surviving are his brother, Alex Toth of Somerset; and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held Monday at 11 a.m.

from the Crabiel Home for Funerals, 170 North Main St, Mill-town. Rev. Mervin S. Gerhart will officiate. Entombment will be at Cloverteaf Memorial Park, Wood-bridge.

Alice Weiss Pelletier, 66 OLD BRIDGE Alice Weiss Pelletier, 66, of Marlboro Road, died yesterday at St. Peter's Medical Center, New Brunswick. Mrs. Pelletier was born in Newark and lived there before moving to Old Bridge 45 years ago. She was a communicant of St Thomas the Apostle R.C.

Church. She served in the Navy during World War II. Surviving are her husband, George Pelletier; three sons, E. William of the Brooklyn Heights section of Brooklyn, N.Y., Larry and Bruce, both of Old Bridge; two brothers, Elmer Weiss of Montc-lair, and Frederick Weiss of Elizabeth; one sister, Madeline O'Neal of Fallon, and five grandchildren. Services will be 'onducted Monday 8 a.m.

from the Rezem Funeral Home, 457 Cranbury Road, East Brunswick, followed by a 9 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial at St Thomas the Apostle R.C. Church, Old Bridge. Burial will be at the Calvary Cemetery, in the Parlin section of Sayreville. Minnie Z.

Katz, 82 HIGHLAND PARK Minnie Zimmerman Katz of North Ninth Avenue died Tuesday at St. Francis Medical Center, Miami Beach, Fla. She was 82. Mrs. Katz was born in Russia.

She moved to New Brunswick in 1909 and lived in Highland Park for the past 63 years. For 45 years she worked as a secretary with D. Katz and Son, New Brunswick. She retired 15 years ago. She was a member of Congregation Poile Zedek, New Brunswick, and the congregation's Sisterhood.

She belonged to Deborah and Hadassah. She also was a member of the Highland Park Conservative Temple and Center, and its Sisterhood. Surviving are her husband, Hy-man Katz; a daughter, Eleanor Jacob of Highland Park; and two grandsons. Services will be held Sunday at noon from Congregation Polie Zedek, 145 Neilson New Brunswick. Rabbi Abraham MykofT officiating.

Burial will follow at Mount Lebanon Cemetery in the Iselin section of Woodbridge. Shiva will be observed at 101 N. Ninth Highland Park. Arrangements are by the Crabiel, Harding and Jamison Funeral Home, 239 Livingston New Brunswick. 12 lbs.

of marijuana found in garage PERTH AMBOY A 40-year-old city man was charged with possession of marijuana yesterday after police found more than 12 pounds of the drug stored inside a Meade Street garage. The marijuana has an estimated street value of $7,500. Heinz Berecz, 40, of Meade Street, was charged with possession and intent to distribute after the owner of the garage discovered marijuana packed inside a trunk. Berecz reportedly leased the one-car garage from the landlord, who police would not identify. Detectives from the city's Police Narcotics Unit and officers with the Middlesex County Narcotics Task Force apprehended Berecz shortly before 3 p.m.

when he arrived at the garage. Berecz also was charged with possession of heroin after police found $120 worth of the drug in his car. He was being held at Perth Amboy police headquarters last night SUSAN TODD Metuchen man dies of injuries METUCHEN An 80-year-old borough man died early yesterday at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick, of injuries sustained when he was struck by a car Wednesday night. Police said C. Walter Storer was struck by a car driven by Robert Hall, 59, of Metuchen on Amboy Avenue near his Peltier Avenue home at 8 p.m.

Wednesday. Storer died at 4:45 a.m. yesterday. Accident ties up 287 BRIDGEWATER A dump truck hit a car yesterday morning on Route 287, tying up traffic for several hours. According to state police at Somerville, a truck driven-by George Dawson of Middlesex was traveling north in the right lane when a car spun out in front of it Dawson swerved to avoid it and hit a divider.

The truck then struck a pickup truck driven by Teotoro Santaguida of Piscataway, which hit a puddle and spun out of control into the path of the truck, police said. No information about injuries was available yesterday. Traffic on Route 287 backed up while the accident scene was cleared. 3 charged with Princeton muggings PRINCETON BOROUGH -Two adults and a juvenile have been charged in connection with a mugging spree late Tuesday and early Wednesday. Andre Key, 19, and Joseph Roach, 19, both of Franklin, were arrested shortly after midnight at the corner of Nassau and Chestnut Streets, police said.

The third suspect, a 15-year-old youth from Franklin, was arrested shortly afterward on Hamilton Avenue with the help of a resident who was listening to a police radio. The first Incident occurred at Nassau and Witherspoon Streets. Three assailants snatched a gold chain from the neck of a 17-year old West Windsor resident, who was then punched by one of the assailants. Two other people were then attacked by the same group. A 19-year old borough resident a block away was then robbed of $5 at the corner of Nassau Street and Washington Boulevard.

The group then searched the pockets of a third victim, a 17-year-old borough youth, but he was not robbed. Key and Roach were each charged with two counts of robbery and one count of criminal attempted robbery and were released after posting 10 percent of $15,000 bail. The juvenile was charged with juvenile delinquency and released to his parents. Truck disrupts phone service NEW BRUNSWICK -Telephone service to two Laurel Place residences was disrupted briefly Wednesday morning when a tractor-trailer accidentally pulled down utility lines leading to the houses. Police said there were no injuries.

The name of the truck driver was not available yesterday. Gift for Edison cops EDISON The 13 new police officers on the township's force have new bulletproof vests, thanks to a construction company officer who does business in the township. In a ceremony Wednesday, Anthony Buttitta Jr. of the Julbe Construction Co. in Lanoka Harbor presented the vests to Deputy Chief Joseph Seroka.

EVELYN APGAR MICHAEL BENNETT AIDS claims 'Chorus Line's' Bennett at 44 Chicago Tribun Michael Bennett, 44, creator of the musical "A Chorus Line," died yesterday of an AIDS-related cancer in his home in Tucson. According to his lawyer, John Breglio, Bennett's death was caused by "lymphoma as related or caused by AIDS. He knew he had AIDS for some time," Bennett, who began dancing when he was 3, had not been active in the theater since early 1986, when he had to drop out of plans to direct the musical "Chess" in London. At the time, the reason given for his withdrawal was an attack of angina, but in January, 1986, he was diagnosed as having acquired immune deficiency syndrome. Last May, after Bennett had moved from New York for treatment at the Arizona Health Science Center, his personal secretary disclosed that the stricken director and choreographer was suffering from "a life-threatening disease." His death came when he had two shows running on Broadway "A Chorus Line." DOMINIK In South Amboy.

on July 1, 1987, Julia Gorka ol Washington Road, of the Parlin section of Sayreville Services will be Monday at 8:30 am. from the Mehszewski Memorial Home, 121-123 Main Sayreville, followed by a 9 a m. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Stanislaus Church, Sayreville. Burial will be in St.

Stanislaus Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memonel contributions may be mede to St. Stenislaus R.C, Church, or the Seyreville Emergency Squad. Members of the St Stanislaus of Rosary Society will meet Sunday at 8 at the funeral home to recite the Rosary Friends and relatives may call at the funeral home Saturday 7 9 p.m. and Sunday 2-4 end 7 9 m.

HANO In New Brunswick, on July 2, 1987. Milton John of Village Drive West, North Brunwswick, formerly of Cast Brunswick Services will be Mondey at 9 1 5 a m. from the Rezem Funerel Home, 457 Crenbury East Brunswick followed by a 10 a m. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Bartholomew's Church, East Brunswick.

Burial will be In Resurrection Cemetery, Piscataway. Friends and relatives may call at the funeral home Seturday 7-9 p.m. and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. CARD OF THANKS The family of Diana I. Hoedley wish to then ell those who en pressed their sympathy during our recent bereavement.

KOJKO In Toms River, on July 1 1987, At-eender of Pettit Avenue, South River. Services will beSaturday at 9 30a from the Maliszewski Funeral Home, 2 1 8 followed bya 10a m. service at Tabernacle Beptist Church. Burial will be in Weshington Monumental Cemetery, South River. Friends and relatives mey call at the funerel home Fndiy 2-4 and 7-9.

KOJKO In Toms River, on July 1 1 987, Alexander of Pettit Avenue, South River. ServiceswillbeSeturdayat9 30e from the Maliszewski Funerel Home, 218 Whitehead Ave South River, followed by 1 0a.m. service et Tabernacle Baptist Church. Burial will be in Weshington Monumental Cemetery, South River. Friends and reietives may call at the funeral home Fridey 2-4 and 7 9.

KONKOWSKI In New Brunswick, on July I 1 987, Anna Peoples of Kamm Avenue. South River. Services will be Saturday at 1 1 30 a m. from the Rerem Funerel Home, 457 Crenbury Roed. Eest Brunswick, with the Rev Robert Cook, pastor of the Conklin Methodist Church, South River, officiating Burial will in Washington Monumental Cemetery, South River.

Friends end relatives may call at the funeral home Friday 2-4 and 7-9 pm. NfWMEYFR In New Brunswick, on July 2. 1987. Merlins Well tee of North Woodiend Avenue. East Brunswick.

Services will be Saturdeyet 8 45 a from the Reem Funeral Home, 457 Cranbury Road East Brunswick, followed by a 9 30 am Mass of Christian Burtel et St Bartholo-mew'sR C. Church, East Brunswick Bunal in the Holy Cross Burial Park, South Brunswick. The femily prefers that memonel contributions be mede to the following organietions: American Diabetes Association, the Ameri-cen Cancer Society, St Bartholomew's Church. East Brunswick, orthe Secred Heart Church, New Brunswick Friends and relatives may call at the funeral home Friday 24 and 7 9pm. PEII Tlf In Naw Brunswick, on July 2, 1987.

Alice Weiss of Merlboro Roed, Old Bridge. Services will be Monday at 8 a from the Rezem funr Home, 457 Crenbury Roed, Eest Brunswick, followed by a 9 a Massof Christian Bunal at St Thomas the Apostle Church, OldBndge Bunal will be in Ceivery Cemetery, In the Perlin section ol Seyreville Friends end relatives may call et the funer. al home Saturdey 7-9 m. and Sunday 2 4 and 7 9pm STORER In Metuchen, on July I. 1987, Weiterof Metuchen There will be Matt of Christian Burial Monday at 9 a.m.

at SI. rencia Cathadral, Metuc nan Burial will bt In Holy Cross Cemetery, East Brunswick Arrangements art mini, mede by Inn Ru-nyon Mortuary, 568 Middlatai Ave (Rout 27Metuchen Friends and reiettves may call at thefunor al noma Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 m. TOTH In New Brunswick, on July 2, 1987. Stephen C.Jr ofMilitown. Services will be held Monday at 1 1 am from the Crebiel Home for Funeral, I 70 Mam St Miiilown with the Rev.

Marvin S. Gerhart, officiating Entombment will be at Cloverteaf Memorial Park. Woodbririite Friend and relatives may can at the tuner ilhomeSunday2 4and7 9p m. URSTADT In fast Bruntwick, on July 2, 1987, John Henry of Linden Avenue, East Brunswick Serves will be Saturday at 1 0 a at the CcfcmanFunerelHome.47!MainSt Spots-wood, with the Rev Joseph Woods, pav tor of the Spotswood Reformed Church, officiating Bunal will ba in Femwood Cemetery, Jamesburg Friends ar relatives may call at the funeral home ride 2 4 and 7 9pm James V. Corcoran, 34 LAKE TAHOE, Nev.

James V. Corcoran, 34, of Lake Tahoe died Wednesday in Oakland, due to injuries sustained in a motor-cyle accident Mr. Corcoran was born in Hoboken and lived in Edison most of his life. He had lived in Hawaii before moving to Nevada seven years ago. He had been employed as a gaming dealer for seven years at Harvey's Casi no, Lake Tahoe.

Surviving are his parents, Lucille and Robert Corcoran of Toms River; four brothers, William, Thomas and Michael Corcoran, all of New Brunswick, and Robert Corcoran of Sayreville; five sisters, Theresa Nolan, also of New Brunswick, Barbara Wright of Surf City, Margaret Valenti of Lakewood, and Lucille Manzella of Old Bridge; and his maternal grandmother, Helen Hamilton of Tuckerton. Services will be Monday at 9:30 a.m. at St Mary's of the Lake R.C. Church, Lakewood. Burial will in the church cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation, U.M.D.P.J. Building 16, Suite 1608, 30 Bergen St, Newark, NJ. 07107. Arrangements are being handled by the Weatherhead Young Funeral Home, 885 Mantoloking Road, Brick Township. Alexander Kojko, 64 SOUTH RIVER Alexander Kojko of Pettit Avenue died Wednesday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River, at the age of 64.

He was born in Byelorussia and lived in England before moving to South River in 1957. Before retiring in 1981, Mr. Kojko was an operator for H.B. Fuller Edison, for 15 years. He was a member of Tabernacle Baptist Church in South River.

His brother, John Kojko, died in 1946. Surviving are his wife, Leondina Iafrate Kojko; a daughter, Ava Kojko and a son, Robert Kojko, both at home; and a sister, Sonia Artishenko of East Brunswick. Services will be Saturday at 9:30 a.m. from the Maliszewski Funeral Home, 218 Whitehead South River, followed by a 10 a.m. service at Tabernacle Baptist Church.

Burial will be in Washington Monumental Cemetery, South River. Memorial contributions may be made to the Deborah Heart and Lung Center, Browns Mills. Milton John Hand NORTH BRUNSWICK Milton John Hand of Village Drive West died yesterday at St Peter's Medical Center, New Brunswick. Mr. Hand was born in Tarry-town, N.Y., and lived in East Brunswick for 17 years before moving to North Brunswick a year ago.

He lived in Staten Island, N.Y. prior to living in East Brunswick. Mr. Hand served in the Navy during W. II.

He attended St Bartholomew'! R.C. Church, East Brunswick. He was active for many years in the East Brunswick Community Players, and enjoyed art, music, and painting. Surviving is his wife, Vera lervese Hand of North Brunswick. Services will be Monday at 9 15 a.m.

from the Rezem Funeral Home, 457 Cranbury East Brunswick followed by a 10 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial at St His wife, Mary Ellen Storer, died in 1984. Surviving are a son, Walter D. Storer of Hightstown; two daughters, Janet Geng of Tulsa, and Virginia Comito of Edison; three sisters, Eleanor Demarest of Hightstown, Helen Carver of Manahawkin and Margaret Boud of Avon; and eight grandchildren and two great-grandsons. There will be a Mass of Christian Burial Monday at 9 a.m.

at St Francis Cathedral. Burial will be at Holy Cross Cemetery, East Brunswick. Arrangements are being made by Runyon Mortuary, 568 Middlesex Ave. (Route 27), Metuchen. Sylvia S.

Gottlieb, 71 EAST BRUNSWICK Services were to be today for Sylvia Schwartz Gottlieb who died yesterday at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick, at the age of 71. Services were to be at 1 p.m. at Wien and Wien, 2030 Kennedy Boulevard, Jersey City. Burial will be at Riverside Cemetery, Rochelle Park. Mrs.

Gottlieb was born in Jersey City and lived most of her life in Hoboken before moving to East Brunswick two years ago. Mrs. Gottlieb was a member of the United Synagogue of Hoboken and its sisterhood, the Pioneer Women of Hoboken and the Hoboken chapter of Hadassah. Her husband, Maurice "Muzzi" Gottlieb, a Hoboken judge, died in 1983. Surviving are a son, Alan of East Brunswick; two brothers, Julius Schwartz of Teaneck and Samuel Schwartz of Englewood; a sister, Bea Rubin of Jersey City, and two grandchildren.

Shiva will be observed at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gottlieb. Martina Newmeyer, 57 EAST BRUNSWICK Martina Wallace Newmeyer, 57, of N. Woodland Avenue, died yesterday at the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick.

Mrs. Newmeyer was born in Belleville, and lived in New Brunswick before moving to East Brunswick 35 years ago. She had been employed as a deputy court clerk for South Brunswick Township; she previously held the same post in East Brunswick. She was a member of the state court clerks association. Mrs.

Newmeyer was a communicant of St Bartholomew's R.C. Church, and the St Pius R.C. Church, Forked River. Surviving are her husband, Capt James Newmeyer, a retired deputy director of public safety for the East Brunswick Police Department; five daughters, Barbara, Maureen, Joann, and Jamie Newmeyer, all home; and Linda Newmeyer of Cockeysville, a brother, Dr. James Wallace of Sudbury, and two sisters, Kathleen Thomas of North Brunswick, and Theresa MacDonald of Falmouth, Mass.

Services will be Saturday at 8.45 a.m. from the Rezem Funeral Home, 457 Cranbury East Brunswick, followed by a 9.30 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial at St Bartholomew's R.C. Church, East Brunswick. Burial in the Holy Cross Burial Park, South Brunswick.

The Tamily prefers that memorial contributions be made to the following organizations: American Diabetes Association; the American Cancer Society; St Bartholo- METUCHEN C. Walter Storer, 80, died yesterday from injuries sustained in an auto accident in the borough Wednesday night He was born in Millstone Township and lived in Metuchen since 1949. Before retiring in 1971, Mr. Storer was a stationary engineer for 35 years with the Public Service Electric and Gas Co. in its generating plant in the Sewaren section of Woodbridge.

He was a communicant of St Francis Cathedral, Metuchen, and a member of the St Francis Senior Citizens and the Golden Years organization of the Presbyterian Church. Julia G. Dominik, 86 SAYREVILLE Julia Gorka Dominik of Washington Road died Wednesday at South Amboy Memorial Hospital at the age of 86. She was born in Sayreville and lived in Detroit before returning to Sayreville in 1939. Mrs.

Dominik and her husband George were the owners of Domi-nik's Market in the Parlin section of Sayreville, for 33 years. She retired 15 years ago. She was a member of the Sayreville St Stans Seniors Club, the Sayreville Senior Citizens Leisure Club, the Sayreville Senior Citizens Thursday Club, the Grandmothers' Club, and the Union of Polish Women Group 81. She was a communicant of St Stanislaus R.C. Church, Sayreville, where she was a member of the Rosary Society and the St Joseph's Society.

Her husband died in 1949. Her son, Joseph Dominik, died in 1974 and her brother, Louis Gorka, died in 1965. Surviving are a son, Bernard "Ben" Dominik of Sayreville; two daughters, Leona Gregor Conroy of South Amboy and Irene Storken of Port Ludlow, five sisters. Mary Gallnski and Agnes Kriskowski, both of Sayreville, Catherine Chapkowski of East Brunswick, Ceal Varga of Weston, and Eleanor Warga of Freehold; a brother, Stephen Gorka of New Brunswick; six grandchildren; and one great-grandson. Services will be Monday at 8:30 a.m.

from the Maliszewski Memorial Home, 121-123 Main Sayreville, followed by a 9 a m. Mass of Christian Burial at St Stanislaus Church. Burial will be in St Stanislaus Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Stanislaus R.C.

Church, or the Sayreville Emergency Squad. Anna P. Konkowski, 79 SOUTH RIVER Anna Peoples Konkowski, 79, of Kamm Avenue died Wednesday at the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. Mrs. Konkowski was born in Max Meadow, and moved to the borough in 1940.

Surviving are her husband, Henry Konkowski of South River; three sisters, Edna Weddle of Roanoke, Nell Sink of Vinton, and Hettie Griffin, also of Max Meadow, Va. Scrives will be tomorrow at 11.30 a.m. from the Rezem Funeral Home, 457 Cranbury Road, East Brunswick, with the Rev. Robert Cook, pastor of the Conklin Methodist Church, South River, officiating. Burial will at Washington Monumental Cemetery.

Correction An obituary printed in yesterday's paper for an infant identified as Curress Patrick, 2 months old, was apparently fictitious. Neither a Brooklyn funeral home identified as holding the services, nor a Piscataway cemetery identified as the burial site, are aware of the death, funeral or burial arrangements. Further, a Harris Funeral Home, identified as a new funeral home in New Brunswick currently based in Georgia and handling the arrangements, could not be located. A spokesman for the NJ. Division of Consumer Protection, which licenses funeral homes, said that no one named Harris hag applied for or received a license' to operate a funeral home in New Brunswick..