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South Jersey Native, Beloved Father Of 3 Dies Suddenly, 33
South Jersey native and beloved father of three sons Joshua M. Graham died unexpectedly on Thursday, March 10. He was 33.
Graham grew up in Bridgeton and later moved to Millville, where he graduated high school in 2007, his obituary says.
Graham was known for his one-of-a-kind personality and “zest for life,” his memorial says.
“Once you met him it was a lasting memory so you would never forget him,” reads his obituary.
Above all, Graham was remembered for embracing his role as a loving father to his three sons, Jameal, Joshua Michael Jr., and Malachi.
“His most genuine attribute was his…
Lifelong Jersey Shore Resident, Beloved Brother Dies Suddenly At 23
Lifelong Jersey Shore resident and beloved brother Brandon Gary Murphy died suddenly on Saturday, Feb. 26. He was 23.
Born in Red Bank, Murphy grew up in Jackson before moving to Brick, where he lived at the time of his death, his obituary says.
Murphy loved making music, playing video games, and spending time with his family, especially his kind and caring older brother, Richard C. Murphy, his memorial says.
Murphy was predeceased by his mother, Donna Murphy.
In addition to his brother, Murphy leaves behind his heartbroken father, Richard P. Murphy, as well as several extended family me…
South Jersey Native, Community College Student Dies Suddenly, 26
South Jersey native and community college student Samuel Reber died unexpectedly on Monday, Jan. 24. He was 26.
Born in Bridgeton, Reber previously worked at Van Dyke's in Millville and attended a local community college, his obituary says.
Reber was known for his highly intellectual personality — he was fluent in Spanish, played three different instruments, and was “no stranger to hard work,” according to his memorial.
Meanwhile, Reber was a believer in the gospel of Christ and enjoyed singing traditional Christian hymns, his obituary says.
Reber was also remembered for fostering a 14-ye…
Nicholas Reed, 34, Worked As Accountant, Chef
Nicholas Matthew Reed, 34, of Asbury Park, died Thursday in Trenton.
He worked as an accountant as well as a chef, his obituary says.
He was born in Red Bank in 1987 and grew up in Marlboro.
He earned a Master's Degree in Business from Rutgers University. In addition to his work as an accountant, he was a chef for Mogo.
Nicholas enjoyed music, history, soccer, swimming, walking and spending time with friends and family. He will be remembered for his beautiful smile and kind heart.
Surviving are his mother, Kathy Reed; two sisters, Madison Reed and Mackenzie Cooled…
