Somers has seen its share of development over the years, and it is certainly no longer a sleepy little town of yesteryear. He is a great guy and our prayers are with him.Īrriving in Somers in 1978 and as a 1985 graduate of Somers High School, I have a strong interest in the town. He is going to be closing up his house in Reno and moving up to Washington where Anne s mom can keep a better eye on him. I have been organizing cleaning and just finished my summer classes.Īnne's grandfather Jack has just been diagnosed with cancer of the lungs, has a brain tumor, and may have prostate cancer. We have the car seat in the car, a cradle, a playpen, and some of the other must have things.Īnne has been trying to finish her papers early just in case the baby arrives early. We are in the process of getting the place ready for the new baby (nesting). Gus (the dog) has learned to go outside and come in (the important part) by himself and we could not be happier. We just took some great pictures around New York and the House and will have them up on the website soon. Anne is in her 9 month now and is getting around a little slower. Hey all we are getting ready for a new year of kids in the classroom and one addition in the house. We have not seen her in a while and that should be a blast. We are expecting the arrival of our friend Jen from Seattle around Thanksgiving. It seems from last report he is still working but trying to get a youing lady produced in the music industry and we wish him the best of luck. I am wondering where my friend Eric is these days.
Uncle Eric has his picture framed in his house! Very cool Eric.Ĭould Big Drew be a little ired with all the hustle and bustle around here? Yes! He is a joy and an inspiration in our lives. We are still awaiting some results.Īnne and I are both tired wit the baby but we love him. He gave us all quite a scare but we think he is going to be ok now. My dad is feeling much better thank you and he is already up and about. Not so this year they are hanging on like crazy. In general in all the time I have lived in New York-some 38 years, the trees leaves are gone or have little by October 31st. So warm in fact that the leaves on the trees are still on-some even green. Not that I am complaining mind you but it has been a really warm fall here. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society (80) in Cathy’s name Family & Friends are invited to meet directly at the Church on Friday. There will be Funeral Mass offered on Friday, December 23rd at 10:30 am at St. The Visitation will take place on Wednesday, December 21st from 2:00 to 4:00 and 6:00 to 8:00 pm and again Thursday, December 22nd from 2:00 to 4:00 and 6:00 to 8:00 pm at Martin Funeral Home, 1761 Route 31, Clinton, NJ 08809 – (908)-735-7180. She worked for the last 15 years at Merck Corporation in Whitehouse in the tax department. She was a graduate of Warren Hills High School and Raritan Valley Community College and was pursuing her degree at Centenary College.
She especially loved children and they in turn were always excited to be with Cathy. She was predeceased by her mother Grace.Ĭathy’s passion was her love for her family, especially Kyle and all who knew her were blessed by her kindness and unselfish acts of giving. She was born in Manhattan, NY and had been a resident of North Jersey for the past 35 years.Ĭathy is survived by her son, Kyle and husband Hal, parents Bea and Tom, siblings, Lenore, John and Jennifer and the entire Hamill family. Hartman, Catherine Grace, (nee Keeney) – 45 of Califon, NJ passed away on Monday after a long battle with cancer. Private and at the convenience of the family. Wednesday, December 21st from 2-4 pm and from 6-8 pm and again Thursday, December 22nd from 2-4 pm and 6-8 pm.
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