Family extends gratitude to S.R. Fire Dept.
      We would like to extend our most sincere thanks to the South River Fire Department for assisting us in sending our brother, Fred Roselli, to his eternal resting place. To his sisters, Fred was our patriarch and a pillar in our community. The honor guard the fire department provided at the funeral home, at St. Stephen Protomartyr Church, South River, and at St.
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Many deserve thanks for fashion show success
      Thanks to all who attended the South River Office on Aging Fashion Show on March 12. I would like to offer special thanks to our corporate sponsors, Rui Baptista and the staff of Ria Mar Restaurant, South River, for an outstanding luncheon, and the Menlo Park Coldwater Creek store for supplying the beautiful spring fashions.
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Freeholders must address, resolve plight of homeless men
      It is obvious that the general public is interested in providing adequate shelters, as evidenced by the articles in the newspapers proclaiming this need. I recently read that Woodbridge is planning to upgrade its shelter to the tune of $750,000 and that the Middlesex County Board of Chosen Freeholders has granted $500,000 to Old Bridge toward its shelter.
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Survivor's story serves as reminder of Holocaust
      The Sentinel is to be commended for publishing the haunting article about Murray Goldfinger, a survivor of the Holocaust who met with endless horrors during the World War II ("A Tale of Tragedy, Torture and Survival," March 22).
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Board should spend money on education, not on legal fees
      I completely agree with Florinne Abramowitz and her letter to the editor ("Board Should Live With State Aid, Stop Taking From Taxpayers") published in the March 22 issue of the Sentinel. We purchased our home in East Brunswick seven years ago, and our taxes have almost doubled in that seven years.
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