Obituaries

Clifford D. Anderson, 92 years old of Rumson and Bay Head, NJ, passed away peacefully at The Atrium, a retirement community, in Red Bank, NJ. He was married to his beloved wife of 62 years, Barbara (Bebe) until her untimely death in 2017.

Cliff was born in Cleveland, OH as the oldest son of Clifford O. and Myrtle S. Anderson. He was predeceased by his brother, Richard.

Cliff is survived by his two loving children; Geoffrey of Pittsburgh, PA and Mark of Evans, GA. He was a devoted grandfather to his five grandchildren in whom he took great pride and pleasure: David, Bennett, Timothy, Sarah and Victoria and two great-grandchildren, Violet and Calvin.

Brendan A. Flynn, beloved husband, brother, father and grandfather passed away peacefully on May 27th, 2023 at the age of 87.  He is survived by Julia H. Flynn, his wife of 57 years; his brothers Michael Flynn, Eugene Flynn and his wife Nancy, Regis Flynn and his wife Ellen; his nephew Andrew and his wife Mary; his son Michael and his wife Danielle; his daughter Julie and her husband Nigel and five grandchildren to whom he was affectionately known as "Gramps".  Brendan is predeceased by his sisters Rita and Mary and her husband David.

Brendan grew up in Staten Island, NY.  After high school he attended Villanova University and then went on to serve in the Marines (Semper Fidelis).  After Honorable Discharge Brendan taught at St Peters High School and then pursued a career in sales. 

How do you sum up a great man in a few words - with Brendan those who knew him know that you can't.  He will forever be remembered for his numerous nicknames, his contagious laugh, zingy one liners, love for sweets and fondness of sports and horse racing.  He never met a bartender or ice cream server he didn't like.  He was a fixture (loud and wildly gesticulating) on his children's sidelines growing up and later in life was often found laying on the floor playing games, talking sports, having dance parties and of course eating ice cream or dessert with his grandchildren.  Age was just a number to Brendan - he was young at heart and lived life fully - eating ice cream, having a drink and dancing up until the end.  

Norman Daniels Weber, beloved father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, passed away peacefully at his home in Lincroft on May 26th, 2023, he was 93 years old. He lived a long, fulfilling life, leaving behind many cherished memories and a legacy of love and service.

Norman was born on July 8th, 1929 in Jamaica, Queens, NY where he grew up with his sister Virginia “Ginny”. His mother Eva (nee Daniels) was a real estate broker and a teacher and his father, Jacob, was a social worker. As a youngster, Norman attended the Hollis Ave Congregational Church, where he met the love of his life, Carol. After graduating from high school, Norman pursued a career in engineering, eventually graduating from Brooklyn Polytechnic before landing a job at Bell Labs and eventually at AT&T and Bellcore, where he would work in engineering and marketing for over 45 years. He also later received his Masters of Engineering from NYU and got his Professional Engineering license. Norm and Carol eventually settled in Lincroft, NJ where they raised their family together and were happily married for nearly 50 years before she passed away in 2000.

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the peaceful passing of Evelyn B. Nooney on May 16, 2023, aged 89 years. Her children were beside her and she will be remembered as a caring, loving mother especially devoted to her family.

Evelyn is predeceased by her parents John (Jack) Curley and Mary Elizabeth Curley. She is survived by her sons John Nooney and wife Heidi, Brian Nooney and his wife Nora, son Martin Nooney, daughter Mary Nelson and husband Tom, sister Joan Dziemian,10 grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews.

Evelyn had an undeniable love for God and life itself. Her faith and family defined her life.

Constance A. Judge, 97, passed away peacefully on May 19, 2023. Constance (Connie) was born to Thomas B. Judge and Florence Ann (Lynaugh) in Troy, NY. She graduated from Geneva College in Beaver Falls, PA with a Bachelor of Arts degree.

Connie worked for Combustion Engineering (now ABB) at their headquarters her entire career, first in New York City and then Hartford, CT. After she retired, she worked part-time at Yale University. She moved to Seabrook Village in Tinton Falls, NJ in 2010.

Joan Marie Keogh of Rumson, New Jersey, died on Sunday, May 14, 2023 after a very long fight with a form of Lou Gehrig’s disease.

Joan is survived by her husband, William M. Keogh of Rumson, NJ, her children, Brian M. Keogh of Hazlet, NJ, Maureen Keogh D’Amato and her husband Matthew J. D’Amato of Oceanport, NJ, her grandchildren, Jackson and Zachary Keogh, Carter and William D’Amato. Also surviving are Joan’s siblings, John and Cathy Farrell of Vienna, VA; Paul and Karen Farrell of Spring Lake Heights, NJ; Timothy and Diane Farrell of Bayside, NY and Dennis and Norma Farrell of Queens, NY and her loving nieces and nephews.

Ina M. Conner, age 108, formerly of West Orange and Normandy Beach, N.J., died peacefully May 9 at home in Shrewsbury. She was the youngest and only remaining sibling of seven children born to Neil and Christina MacKinnon, who emigrated from Scotland (Isle of Skye) in the early 1900s and made their home in Kearny.

Ina’s beloved husband, Lewis P. Conner, Jr. died in 1985 after 46 wonderful years of marriage. Besides time with family, they both enjoyed experiences with friends, travel, vacations in Sanibel, FL and time at Normandy Beach. Both were dedicated members of their church and volunteers at various community service organizations. Though she was devastated by Lew’s untimely death, Ina soon regained her sense of joy. She was also saddened by the death of a granddaughter, Jamie C. Mullins, in 2005.

Robert Carl Vaughan died on May 10, 2023 at the Jersey Shore Medical Center. He was born in August 1941 in Long Branch, NJ and lived in Little Silver for a total of 66 years. Robin was a 1959 graduate of Red Bank High School and a member of the Princeton University Class of 1965.

Robin served in the Army Reserve for several years at Fort Devens, Massachusetts and Fort Hancock on Sandy Hook. Following that service, he taught psychology at Monmouth College and pursued a PhD at the City College of New York. Robin spent the majority of his working career as a Strategic Planner for Prudential Property and Casualty in Holmdel, then retiring to pursue a second career in child support probation enforcement for the State of New Jersey.