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       Leroy R. Myers, Jr., 82, of Red Hill passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on January 14, 2026.  He was the loving husband of Nancy (Romeo) Myers and son of the late Verna B. (Kulp) and Leroy R. Myers, Sr. 

            Leroy worked as a senior class mechanic at Sonoco Products, formerly Boise Cascade, in East Greenville for nearly 32 years until the closing of the plant.  He then worked for Fibermark in Quakertown until his retirement in 2007.

            Leroy was a lifelong car enthusiast and he loved restoring and working on classic cars.  He also enjoyed hunting, especially at his former cabin, Camp Lee Me Alone, in Bradford County.

            In addition to wife, he is survived by his three children, Lisa R. Inmon (Joey), Larry R. Myers, and Angela M. Walters (Todd); three grandchildren, Aaron Walters (Sarah), Lauren Rowe (Brett), and Blake Inmon; three great grandchildren, River and Raine Rowe, and Winona Walters; and his beloved beagle, Lilly.  In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by his siblings, Richard E. Myers, Judith Cressman, and Linda Hagenbuch.

            At the request of Leroy, funeral services will be private. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. 

             In lieu of flowers, donations in Leroy's name are requested to the VFW Post 5954 Veteran Outreach Services Center, 401 Main Street, Red Hill, PA 18076. 

             Online condolences may be expressed on www.monaghanfuneralhome.com. 

            Arrangements entrusted to Monaghan Funeral Home, Inc.  (215) 679-6400.

            Leonard M. "Lenny" Rozanski, cherished husband, father, grandfather, and friend, passed away on January 9, 2026, at the age of 78. 

            A native of the Upper Perkiomen Valley, Lenny was the son of the late John and Stella (Bogdon) Rozanski, Sr.

            Lenny graduated from Upper Perk High School in 1966 and shortly thereafter began serving his country proudly in the United States Navy during the Vietnam War. Upon returning, he founded and operated Rozanski Concrete and Construction, where he dedicated many years of hard work and craftsmanship before retiring. His hard work and commitment to excellence were evident in every project he undertook, leaving a lasting impression on his clients.

            Leonard was the loving husband of Jane E. (Baver) Rozanski, with whom he shared an incredible 56 years of marriage. Together, they built a life filled with love and laughter, raising two sons, Michael Rozanski and wife, Isabel and Brad Rozanski and wife, Erin. Lenny was also a proud grandfather to ...

            Catherine "Kay" or "Cassie" Hohlfeld (nee Cameron) passed away peacefully on Thursday January 8, 2026. She resided in Norristown for almost all of her life, and

resided at The Lutheran Community in Telford for the last several years where she received wonderful and compassionate care.

            Born June 17, 1934 in Norristown, she was the daughter of the late James S. and Catherine (nee Costello) Cameron.  She was the beloved wife of the late William "Bill" H. Hohlfeld for fifty years.   

            Catherine was devoted to her family and an ardent supporter of their every endeavor.  She was a frequent presence at her grandchildren's sporting events, school activities and musical productions, always with a smile and words of encouragement. She was a loyal friend and happy to help as needed.

            Known for her cheerful disposition and kind demeanor, she was always ready with fresh flowers or baked goodies.  Catherine embodied the spirit of volunteerism, lending her considerable time and energy to many organizations and causes over the years. Her hobbies included ...

            Edith (Krause) Kirlin, 89, passed away on Monday, January 5, 2026, at

Pennsburg Manor. Born in Pike Township, Edith was the daughter of the late Charles and Florence (Behm) Krause.

            Edith worked as an assembler and upholsterer for Knoll Inc. Always a hard worker, Edith went on to work at Redners Quickstop in Bally following her retirement.

            Edith is survived by one son, Mark Kirlin, husband of Theresa; and one daughter, Sandra Andre, wife of Joseph. As well as six grandchildren, Karyn, Matthew, Christian, Hannah, Nicholas and Joseph; five great grandchildren; and one great-great grandchild; a sister, Betty Mae Weller; and numerous nieces and nephews.

            Edith was predeceased by one brother, Charles W. Krause; three sisters, Beatrice Becker, Junette Hiller, and Dorothy Angstadt; one grandson, Jeremy; and one great-great granddaughter.

            Family and friends are invited to a viewing on Saturday, January 17, 2026 from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. at Morrell Funeral Home 124 W. Philadelphia Ave., Boyertown, PA 19512. A celebration of life will follow at 10 a.m.

            Burial will be at Lobach's Cemetery.

            In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The American Cancer Society.

            Susann DiMarco went to the Lord Monday, December 29^th. 

            Her mom Rose McAfee (nee Owad) was one of six, and husband William McAfee one of five from Columbus, passed when she was young no traces.

            Her husband Salvatore to whom she was married for 59 years - and son Thomas live without.

            They were married on November 5, 1966 at St. John's in Philadelphia.

           She had a large family. Her brother Bill was great to her son, intelligent. Her best job was in Real Estate for Brode & Brooks in the late 80's and most of 90s. She was intelligent, very active, and did a lot of things. She was an avid reader, very organized, and excellent at English. She had two years college at general studies.

            She had many many friends "along the way" from growing up, her husband's friends, her neighbors, her work, and her church.

            She saw Arlen Spector downtown.

            She knew Philadelphia and New York. She traveled to Italy

            She was active in her church.  She was Catholic. She was great. She was loved.

            Esther E. Way, passed away peacefully on January 3, 2026, at the age of 100, surrounded by her family. Born in East Greenville, PA, she was the daughter of the

Charles and Lydia (Schmidt) Miller and the wife of the late Donald G. Way, Sr., with whom she shared a marriage until his passing in 1998.

            Esther's spirit and kindness touched the lives of many, and she will be deeply missed by all who knew her.

            A graduate of East Greenville High School, Esther began her career as a sewing machine operator at Daut Manufacturing in Red Hill. After dedicating ten years to the sewing profession, Esther joined the product development department at Wampler-Longacre Inc. in Franconia, advancing her career, and continued to work for 18 years until her retirement in 1989.

            Esther was a member of the former Ebenezer E.C. Church in Red Hill and later affiliated herself with Tabor United Methodist Church in Woxall. In her earlier years, she took great joy in being a den mother and enjoyed participating in activities at the senior center. She was an avid reader and loved reading the Town and Country. Esther took classes and became an accomplished oil painter. She is ...