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POLICE BLOTTER Regina Fitzherbert, 61 Page 6 Thursday, July 29, 2010 The Westfield Leader and The Scotch Plains – Fanwood TIMES A WATCHUNG COMMUNICATIONS, INC. PUBLICATION Regina Fitzherbert, 61, Loved Family; Active With Church, Squad and Elks – Obituaries – POLICE BLOTTER Regina Mazur Fitzherbert, 61, of lic Church Rosary Society, the Mountainside passed away on Satur- Mountainside Rescue Squad and the Robert Furstner, 77, Was Intl. Banker; day, July 24, 2010. Mountainside Elks. Westfield Saturday, July 17, Marvin Martinez, Regina was the daughter of the This loving mother and grand- Volunteer, Gardener and Nature Lover Tuesday, July 20, Jose Rivera, 46, of 39, of Plainfield was arrested and Bloomfield was arrested at the Essex charged with hindering apprehension late Lt. Joseph Mazur and the late mother, amazing friend and volun- Robert E. Furstner, 77, of Westfield Library Book Sale. During the last County jail on warrants from Westfield, and on an outstanding warrant in the Sophie (Zielonka) Mazur. Born on teer was loved by many and will be died peacefully at home on years of his life, he served on the in the amount of $2,500; Woodbridge, amount of $350 after a motor vehicle April 30, 1949, this great woman is missed by all. Wednesday, July 21, 2010, after a board of trustees of the Youth and $1,000, and Paterson, $400. Rivera was stop, at which time he allegedly pro- survived by a sister, Caroline Visitation will be held today, Thurs- battle with cancer. Family Counseling held on bail. vided the officer with a false name. Walters of Missoula, Mont., and a day, July 29, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 He was born in The Service. Tuesday, July 20, an attempted bur- Monday, July 19, David Downes, brother, Joseph Mazur of Gillette. p.m. at Higgins and Bonner Echo Netherlands on August Mr. Furstner was an glary was reported at a residence on the 20, of Plainfield was arrested and She also leaves two wonderful Lake Funeral Home, 582 Springfield 6, 1932. After enthusiastic gardener and 600 block of Scotch Plains Avenue. The charged with possession of suspected daughters, Jennifer Fitzherbert of Avenue in Westfield. completing his nature lover. He and his incident occurred between 8 a.m. and 6 marijuana after an officer observed a Randolph and Jacqueline A Mass of Christian Burial will be education and his wife were avid hikers who p.m. that day. At the time of the report, it group of men loitering near a play- McDonald of Nashville, Tenn. She celebrated at 10 a.m. tomorrow, Fri- military service in the enjoyed travel in the was believed entry was not gained. ground at Farley Park. Downes was additionally has one amazing grand- day, July 30, at the Our Lady of Royal Dutch Air Force United States and abroad. Wednesday, July 21, a resident of the transported to police headquarters, pro- daughter, Mikayla. Lourdes Church in Mountainside. in 1955, Mr. Furstner He is survived by his 700 block of Tamaques Way reported cessed and released. Regina was diagnosed with mul- In lieu of flowers, contributions to began his career in the beloved wife, May, also the theft of a package that had been Tuesday, July 20, a resident of East tiple myeloma and amyloidosis 10 the Chronic Disease Fund, 6900 Dal- shipping industry with of The Netherlands, delivered and left by UPS. The stolen Second Street reported that her former years ago, but that never stopped her las Pkwy, Ste. 200, Plano, TX 75024 merchandise was valued at $120. boyfriend has been harassing her by Holland America Line whom he met and married Thursday, July 22, Katherine Par- calling her multiple times a day and from being an active member of the would be appreciated. in Rotterdam. In 1962, in New York City in 1965, Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catho- July 29, 2010 sons, 32, of Westfield was arrested dur- yelling at her. he was transferred to the Robert E. Furstner and a son, Andrew, and ing a motor vehicle stop on the 200 Wednesday, July 21, a resident of New York office of the his wife, Meredith, of block of West Grove Street on two White Oak Road reported that he is Michael Pelosi, 33, Company Owner; company. He remained with Holland Alexandria Township, N.J. Mr. outstanding Westfield traffic warrants being harassed by multiple youths who America Line until 1968. Furstner also is survived by two totaling $150 bail. She was released have been ringing his doorbell and Family Man, Musician and Vocalist Mr. Furstner then joined J.P. brothers, several cousins and nieces after posting bail. throwing trash on his lawn. According Michael Pelosi, 33, of Bethlehem, Hillsborough, N.J.; his maternal Morgan. He continued his banking and nephews in The Netherlands and Thursday, July 22, Martin H. Spector, to police, the victim feels that the sus- Pa. died on Sunday, July 25, 2010, at grandparents, James and Doris Boyle career with European American Bank South Africa. 57, of Westfield was arrested after re- pects are the former boyfriend and and Banco Portugues do Atlantico, A memorial service will be held at sponding to Westfield police headquar- friends of his daughter. St. Luke’s Hospital in Bethlehem. of Bluffton, S.C., and many aunts, ters to satisfy multiple traffic warrants. Saturday, July 24, Mitchell Sattler, Born December 8, 1976 in Sum- uncles and cousins. from which he retired in 1995. 11 a.m. tomorrow, Friday, July 30, at After his retirement he became an the Gray Funeral Home, 318 East They included warrants from Westfield, 51, of Union was arrested and charged mit, N.J., he had lived in Flemington, Calling hours with prayers will be in the amount of $296; Cranford, $229, with driving while intoxicated after a N.J. before moving to Bethlehem four today, Thursday, July 29, from 2 to 4 active volunteer at the Great Swamp Broad Street in Westfield. National Wildlife Refuge. For many In lieu of flowers, contributions and Sayreville, $131. Spector was pro- motor vehicle stop on Front Street, at years ago. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Scarponi-Bright cessed and released after posting the which time the officer smelled the strong Mr. Pelosi was the owner and op- Funeral Home, 26 Main Street in years he was treasurer of the may be made to Youth and Family Cowperthwaite Condominium Counseling Service, 233 Prospect full cash bail. odor of alcohol. Sattler was transported erator of Clinton Auto Body in Leba- Lebanon. Thursday, July 22, Luis Desiqueria, to police headquarters, processed and non, N.J. A Funeral Mass will be offered Association, and he participated in Street, Westfield, N.J. 07090. the annual Westfield Memorial July 29, 2010 25, of Kearny was arrested during a released. He was a guitar musician and vo- tomorrow, Friday, July 30, at 10 a.m. traffic stop in the area of West Broad Saturday, July 24, the manager of a calist, belonging to many rock bands. at The Immaculate Conception Street and Rahway Avenue on an out- Route 22 liquor store reported that a Surviving are his wife of four years, Church in Annandale, N.J. Interment Jacob Tussel, 72, Local Business Owner; standing Alpine warrant in the amount patron of the store purchased liquor Tara Stokes Pelosi; his parents, Jo- will be private. of $300. He was transported to Westfield and paid with a counterfeit $100 bill seph and Diane Boyle Pelosi of In lieu of flowers, memorials can be Flight Instructor and Commercial Pilot police headquarters, processed and re- and then fled. leased after posting bail. Sunday, July 25, the manager of a Whitehouse Station, N.J.; two daugh- made to the Granulosa Cell Tumor of Jacob F. Tussel, 72, of Scotch Plains of Constance Tussel of Colorado, ters, Kaylee and Jennifer Pelosi, and the Ovary Foundation, P.O. Box Thursday, July 22, a resident of the construction project on Martine Av- passed away on Sunday, July 25, 2010, Robert Tussel of Clark, N.J. and the 200 block of Lynn Lane reported that enue reported that someone spray one son, Michael Pelosi, all at home; 722440, San Diego, CA 92172-2440 at the Center for Hope Hospice in late Jean Eggleston, and the proud two brothers, Joseph Pelosi of or to the United Mitochondrial Dis- his motor vehicle was damaged through painted one of the doors of the house. Scotch Plains. grandfather of Jacquelyn and Kristen an act of criminal mischief that oc- Sunday, July 25, a resident of Seneca Paramus, N.J. and Robert Pelosi of ease Foundation, 8085 Saltsburg Road, Jake was born on the family farm Bradley and Luke Schwalbach. Manassas Park, Va.; his paternal Suite 201, Pittsburgh, PA 15239. curred while the vehicle was parked on Drive reported that someone scratched July 29, 2010 in Scotch Plains and remained a life- A funeral service was held yester- the street where he lives. The front the side of his motor vehicle while it was grandmother, Mrs. Paula Pelosi of long resident. day, Wednesday, July 28, at the Paul driver’s side window was completely parked in the street in front of his house. Mr. Tussel graduated from Scotch Ippolito Berkeley Memorial, 646 smashed and the area near the driver’s Sunday, July 25, Andi Theodore, 18, ‘Picturing America’ Series Plains-Fanwood High School and at- Springfield Avenue in Berkeley side rear door was dented, with visible of Plainfield was arrested on an out- tended many aeronautical schools. Heights. For more information or to shoeprints on it. The approximate total standing Scotch Plains warrant in the He operated Tussel Excavating Co. send condolences, please visit damage was valued at $700.
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