MLBob Furia
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Saw this today:
Shrewsbury : Paul C. Dobrosky passed away at home on 8/22/20 at the age of 82. He was born in Shamokin, PA, and resided in Shrewsbury, NJ for the past 60 years. Paul was a Rumson-Fair Haven HS ?57 graduate, active in alumni reunions. Paul and his wife, Anne C. (nee Lalonde), raised their four daughters in Shrewsbury. Until his retirement in 2005, Paul owned and ran Everyday Home Maintenance. Paul was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed waterfowl hunting, fishing, and crabbing all along the Jersey Shore; he was also an avid golfer. Paul?s waterfowl interests included a life-long dedication to decoy carving, for which he won numerous awards at competitions throughout the US and Canada. He also was a frequent judge at competitions and delighted in sharing his knowledge and skills by teaching others to carve. For some years, he served on the board of the New Jersey Waterfowlers and participated in the young waterfowlers program.
Paul was predeceased by his parents William and Mary (Anzulewicz) Dobrosky, by his loving wife of 48 years, Anne, in 2006, and his daughter Karen Parke in 2014.
Paul was a caring father, especially devoted to his daughters. He is survived by his sisters Patricia Dobrosky and Mary Ann Sheary (Tom); by his daughters Katherine Paschetto (John), Cheryl Paolone (Rich), and Diane Davis (Kirk); and by his adored grandchildren Matthew, Megan, Emily, Karly, and Grayson, and his great granddaughter, Saoirse.
I know Paul had been struggling with multiple health issues the past few years, but he was a frequent contributor here and always a fine gentleman.
Shrewsbury : Paul C. Dobrosky passed away at home on 8/22/20 at the age of 82. He was born in Shamokin, PA, and resided in Shrewsbury, NJ for the past 60 years. Paul was a Rumson-Fair Haven HS ?57 graduate, active in alumni reunions. Paul and his wife, Anne C. (nee Lalonde), raised their four daughters in Shrewsbury. Until his retirement in 2005, Paul owned and ran Everyday Home Maintenance. Paul was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed waterfowl hunting, fishing, and crabbing all along the Jersey Shore; he was also an avid golfer. Paul?s waterfowl interests included a life-long dedication to decoy carving, for which he won numerous awards at competitions throughout the US and Canada. He also was a frequent judge at competitions and delighted in sharing his knowledge and skills by teaching others to carve. For some years, he served on the board of the New Jersey Waterfowlers and participated in the young waterfowlers program.
Paul was predeceased by his parents William and Mary (Anzulewicz) Dobrosky, by his loving wife of 48 years, Anne, in 2006, and his daughter Karen Parke in 2014.
Paul was a caring father, especially devoted to his daughters. He is survived by his sisters Patricia Dobrosky and Mary Ann Sheary (Tom); by his daughters Katherine Paschetto (John), Cheryl Paolone (Rich), and Diane Davis (Kirk); and by his adored grandchildren Matthew, Megan, Emily, Karly, and Grayson, and his great granddaughter, Saoirse.
I know Paul had been struggling with multiple health issues the past few years, but he was a frequent contributor here and always a fine gentleman.
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