R.I.P. 1978?

On “In Memory” list of Ten Year Reunion booklet (1979). No newspaper obituary or death notice found, but mentioned as “the late John Harvey” in his mother’s 2002 obit.

Possible record in Social Security Death Index:

Name: John Harvey
State of Issue: New Jersey
Date of Birth: Wednesday December 19, 1951
Date of Death: December 1978
Est. Age at Death: 26 years, 11 months

 R.I.P. 2003

Mroczek, who helped start Project Air Care and spent her career helping the poor with energy issues, died Sunday of a heart attack at her West Side home. She was 52. “Many people don’t accomplish in a lifetime what she was able to,’ said Marie Collart, president of the [Central Ohio Breathing Association]. “She was always on the cutting edge, always had incredible insight into how government could go to work to help citizens of our community that were less-privileged.”
— Columbus Dispatch, Oct. 2, 2003

Vicky Mroczek sings to an audience of 1,200 at a Columbus conference, April 27-28, 1979, sponsored by her activist organization and Ohio chapters of national unions. (Steve Cagan photo).

She was the Chief of the Office of Community Services at the Ohio Department of Development, where she managed the Home Energy Assistance Program and the Community Services Block Grant through Ohio’s 52 local community action agencies. Last winter, for example, Vicky’s office helped 132,201 of Ohio’s poorest families whose utilities had disconnected them or were threatening to do so. She was a quiet and effective leader, and a good friend.

She devoted her career to improving the conditions of poverty for Ohio’s low-income. … She completed her doctorate in Political Science at The Ohio State University. She is the beloved daughter of the late Michael Mroczek and Phyllis Mroczek of Pompano, Fla. Loving husband, George of 24 years.
— Columbus Dispatch

Excerpts from tributes published online by OhioCitizen.org.

 R.I.P. 2000

 R.I.P. 1996

Christine Joy Montee-Fiore, 44, of Evesham, died Wednesday of natural causes at Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center, Camden. Mrs. Montee-Fiore, who lived in the Marlton Lakes section, was a graphic designer at Montee Associates Design, Evesham. Surviving are her husband, Anthony J.; a daughter, Casey Elizabeth, at home; her mother, Katharine Montee of Evesham; three sisters … and two brothers … A funeral Mass will be celebrated … at St. Peter Celestine Church … Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill. Contributions may be made to the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation.

— Courier-Post, Feb. 10, 1996