Remembering . . .

Remembering . . .

Heather MacDonald, 40, of Ocean, died September 12. Heather brought history to life at the Woolley House. She was Mrs. Elizabeth Woolley, President James Garfield’s widow, and Mabel Fenton to hundreds of Museum visitors.

Howard “Doc” Richmond, 90, of Oakhurst, died July 27. Doc dedicated a lifetime of service to the community. He was a 61-year member of the Oakhurst Fire Department and Fire Aid Squad. He was the moving force behind the restoration of the Eden Woolley House. The Museum’s Richmond Gallery is named for the extraordinary contributions made by Doc and his widow Ginny.

Barbara Nappen, 79, died June 27. Barbara was a Monmouth University graduate and served as president of the Oakhurst School PTA. She was an arts and crafts hobbyist and business owner.

Lou Gorra, 73, died June 19. Lou was a graduate of Asbury Park High School (APHS) and Monmouth College. After teaching 33 years at APHS, he launched a second career as a civilian agent in the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office.