All Obituaries

Luis “Lou” E. Villalobos, age 87, of Pompton Plains and formerly of Stockholm, NJ, passed peacefully on Monday, March 9th, 2026. Lou was born in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, to Higinio and Selenia Villalobos. He was predeceased by his parents, his loving wife, Carole (Vander Berg), in 2019, and his brother, William, in 2022. Luis is survived by his sister, Violeta “Vicki” Valle of Delaware; his brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Frank & Kathy Giangrande of Clifton; and ...

Hugo Sagardia, 81, of New York City, died on Monday March 9, 2026. Born in Añasco, Puerto Rico. He arrived in the United States at age six and settled in Greenwich Village.  He was a devoted Catholic, and his faith played a central role throughout his life.  He remained deeply involved in his local parish, participating actively in church life and contributing to the community that had supported him since childhood.  His commitment to his church reflected his values of ...

Adrianna Walker had a gravitational pull on all those who loved her.  And if her life could have been as long as the depth of that pull, we wouldn’t be announcing that on March 8th, 2026, she left this world behind after just thirty seven years. In her shadow remains her parents, Deborah and Mark Walker, her sister and brother-in-law, Danielle and Scott Craig, their children, Diana Rose and Alexandra, her brother and brother-in-law, David and Tanner Walker-Hartsock, her ...

Joseph E. Coyle, 87, of Wyckoff, New Jersey, passed away peacefully in his sleep at home on Saturday, March 7, 2026. Joseph was born in the Bronx, New York, to Joseph Phillip Coyle and Elizabeth Lout Coyle. He was the third eldest of seven children and the eldest son. Joe spoke fondly of his childhood, recalling how his family made the best of living with very little. He attended elementary school in a small schoolhouse and spent time fishing for eel in a nearby creek. He also cherished the ...

Linda Elaine Mulcair, 81, of Wood-Ridge, NJ passed peacefully on Saturday, March 7, 2026, surrounded by her family. She attended Wood-Ridge High School, where she was captain of the cheerleading squad, and studied Biology at Montclair State University. She taught Slimnastics at the Wood-Ridge Civic Center, carrying her record player to classes and sharing her love of music and movement with her community. For over twenty years, Linda was the Buyer and Manager at Tennis Outlet before becoming ...

MaryEllen Sarracco, of Waldwick passed away peacefully, Friday, March 6, 2026.  She is survived by her husband Mike, brother Peter, children: Jackie Sarracco and Chris Wilhjelm (son-in-law), Lisa and Tom (son-in-law) Keane, Christina and Richard(son-in-law) Sasson. Granchildren: Michael, Amy,  Erik, Anna, Emma, Peter, Carl, Hannah and great grandson, Kai and countless cousins, nieces and nephews. MaryEllen was born to Peter and Anna Monahan and graduated Cathedral High School, St. ...

Born on December 4, 1966, Rosemary Elizabeth Mooy grew up and attended school in the tight-knit community of Waldwick, New Jersey, where she eventually returned and spent most of her life. Late last year she was moved to the Allendale Rehab Facility, where she passed on March 4 th , 2026. She graduated from Waldwick High School as well as the University of Rhode Island where she was the President of her sorority. “Rosey” worked for several years in the production of the soap ...

Anthony Domonic Basso, age 92, of Paramus, passed peacefully on Wednesday, March 4th, 2026, surrounded by family. Anthony was born in Brooklyn, New York, on May 13, 1933, to Antonio and Annine Basso (Melfi, Italy). He is predeceased by his wife of thirty-three years, Maureen (Sweeney), and survived by his daughters Donna Basso (Paul Hartman), Laura Gillen (Ed), Toni Clark (Matthew); grandchildren Logan, Aiden, Domonique Gillen-Summers (Jake), Jake, and Dylan; predeceased by his brothers, ...

Franklin J. Cunneen, age 90 of Allendale, NJ, passed away peacefully on Tuesday March 3, 2026 after a decade long struggle with Parkinson’s.  Franklin leaves behind three sons and nine grandchildren.   He set an example of hard work and faith with a strong commitment to what is true and fair.  His sons and grandchildren all aspire to live out this enduring character trait which was so dear to him. Franklin went by Frank to most who knew him.  To his boys he was ...