Lois S. Noyes (nee Sharp) 92, of Haddon Township, NJ passed away peacefully on Monday, September 29, 2025. She was proceeded in death by her husband of 65 years, Sydney W. Noyes. Beloved mother of Nancy Celebre (Bob) of Haddon Twp. and Jeffrey Noyes (Deborah) of Gloucester, Massachusetts. Loving grandmother to Rebecca and Grace Celebre and Hannah Noyes (Maddie), proud great-grandmother to Shea Niziak-Noyes. She is survived by a sister, Betty(Sharp)Pierce and many cherished, nieces and nephews, as well as several dear friends.

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Joan (Scholes) McCarthy, 83, of Cherry Hill, NJ passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving daughters on October 1, 2025.

Joan was a devoted mother, wife, sister, and dear friend to many. Joan was predeceased by her beloved husband, Gene, and she is survived by their three daughters: Bond (John) Kraemer, Eaen (Dan) Marini and Cara Czeiner; six grandchildren, Drew, Trevor, Zackary, Alex, Arden, Hannah; her dear cousin, Kathy (Edward) Braun; and many more family and friends.

Joan was a talented artist, working as an art teacher for many years and then a special needs teacher until her retirement.

Relatives and friends are invited to her visitation on Friday, October 10, 2025, 10 AM to 11 AM at St. Teresa of Calcutta Parish, Holy Saviour Church,  50 Emerald Ave., Westmont, NJ.  Mass of Christian Burial will follow at 11 AM.  Interment private. 

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations in her memory to the Cathedral Kitchen (www.cathedralkitchen.org) in Camden, where Joan and Gene volunteered for many years.

Arrangements by the FOSTER-WARNE FUNERAL HOME, Collingswood and Audubon, NJ.

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Suddenly, on September 28, 2025, at the age of 20. Of Cherry Hill. Adored and cherished son of Peter J. Knorr (Katie) and Michelle Crean. Beloved brother of Joshua, Sophia, Peter, Harper and Parker. Cherished paternal grandson of the late Christopher Knorr (surviving Karen) and the late Barbara Tighe (surviving Jack) and Thomas and Marcia Nigro and maternal grandson of the late Robert Crean, Sr. (late Cathy) and Maryann Hall (Brian). Also survived by many loving aunts, uncles and cousins.

Ethan lived a life full of adventure, laughter, and love for the world around him. From an early age, he found joy in the ocean—whether it was surfing the waves, diving beneath them, or simply watching the sun set over the water. After high school Ethan became a certified under water diver and welder and has been thriving in a successful career working in marine salvage.

Ethan had a passion for motorsports, music, and the simple freedom both brought to his life. Friends and family remember his easy smile, his silly, generous spirit, and the way he could make anyone laugh. Though his time here was far too short, Ethan’s memory will live on in the hearts of his family forever.

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On September 27, 2025, at the age of 80. Of Mt. Laurel. Loving and devoted husband of 47 years to Monika Gaff. Loving father of Robert Gaff, Jr. (Wendy), Lauri Baldi (James) and David Wright, Jr. Cherished grandfather of Dustin, Corey, Kyle, Tyler, Jack, Gabrielle, Maddison and the late David F. Wright. Beloved great-grandfather of Roman, Adley, Dempsey and Savannah. One of 9 children to the late Henry and Louise Gaff, Bob was predeceased by his siblings, Henry Jr., Eddie, Gilbert, Larry, John, Louise, Louanne and Joanne. Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. 

Bob was born in Everett, Massachusetts and was a graduate of Boston College High School. He proudly served our country in the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Army Reserves. It was during his time in the Air Force that Bob fell in love with the Drum and Bugle Corps. Over the years, he preformed with Archer Epler, St. Kevin’s, Yankee Rebels and Reilly Raiders… among many others.  Bob was a die-hard sports fan and enjoyed playing pickup basketball. With a long career in pest control, Bob and Monika owned and operated American Pest Control for over 35 years.

At Bob’s request, services will be private.

In lieu of flowers to his family, please remember Bob with a donation to the Muscular Dystrophy Association online at https://www.mda.org/  

Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of Robert L. Gaff, Sr. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries through: McCann-Healey Funeral Home: Gloucester City, NJ 08030. Ph: 856-456-1142.

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Joan (Clark) Malony born on March 6, 1939 has set a new standard for angels in heaven on September 19, 2025. She was 86 years old.

Beloved wife of 64 years to the late Marty. Dear mother of Marty (Debbie), William (Marie) and Jim. Loving grandmother of 16 grandchildren and great grandmother of 28 great grandchildren. She is also lovingly survived by her sisters, Betty Ravendo and Nancy Bennett (Jack); brother and sister-in-law, Nelson and Alison Malony and numerous nieces and nephews.

As impossible as everyone always says it is, somehow Joan was able to pull off perfection. Making her soups, meals and desserts from scratch. Creating a fruit turkey centerpiece, knitting everyone in the family their own stocking and making Halloween costumes. She had a way of putting her touch on every holiday to make it special for people she loved all the while finding time to beat you in a word game while humming along to the music and sipping her glass of homemade iced tea.

She loved being around people, hosting family and friends at home or inviting them to stay at their shore house. She was loved and admired by so many people. She loved with all her heart and had a knack of making whomever she was with feel special. She now gets to be in heaven with her husband, Marty, and who they love the most, God.

Funeral and interment will be private at the convenience of the family. Contributions may be made in her memory to your favorite charity.

Arrangements by the FOSTER-WARNE FUNERAL HOME, Collingswood and Audubon, NJ.

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(TRENTON) — In light of recent drone activity in New Jersey the General Assembly today adopted AR173 urging the federal government to launch a comprehensive investigation into the increasing number of unidentified drones reported in New Jersey airspace. The resolution highlights the growing concern among residents, local officials, and law enforcement about the nature and purpose of these unmanned aircrafts, which have been observed in over a dozen counties, including near critical infrastructure and military installations. “The unexplained presence of these drones threatens our security and our peace of mind,” said Assembly Majority Leader Louis D. Greenwald (D-Burlington, Camden). “This is not just about unusual sightings – it’s about protecting critical infrastructure, safeguarding military installations, and ensuring the safety of millions of New Jersey residents. The federal government must act decisively, transparently, and with all deliberate speed to uncover the truth. “ Over the past several weeks, reports of mysterious drone sightings have increased across New Jersey, alarming communities and raising questions about potential security risks. Compounding these concerns are recent incidents involving lasers being pointed at passenger planes, jeopardizing the safety of travelers and crew. Additionally, air medical services have reported difficulties landing safely due to drone activity, putting critical medical operations and lives at risk. These escalating dangers highlight the urgent need for a thorough investigation. Despite the federal government’s assertions that many of these reports are likely lawful manned aircraft operations and that no national security threat has been substantiated, military and law enforcement officials have fueled widespread concern among New Jersey residents, prompting the General Assembly to act. “We cannot allow speculation and uncertainty to erode public trust,” Greenwald continued. “Without clear information, fear and confusion will continue to grow, undermining the sense of safety that every resident should feel in their own community.” The Federal Aviation Administration has now begun issuing temporary flying restrictions (TFRs) in multiple cities across New Jersey, for “security” reasons.