Antonio Domenick Monfriedo Jr
April 26, 2022

Antonio Domenick Monfriedo Jr. passed away on April 26, 2022, at the age of 81. As most knew him, Tony was a devoted husband to Caroline Ann Monfriedo who predeceased him on November 19, 2017. He was an active member of VFW Post 7333.

Tony was born in Little Falls NJ and attended Wayne High School. In 1960, he joined the U.S. Navy and served as a Radio Operator on the USS Canberra during the Bay Of Pigs crisis. After his service in the Navy, he then attended The New Jersey Institute of Technology, where he graduated with a BA in Electrical Engineering. Tony went on to work for several fine companies including Nabisco, Honeywell, and Lockheed Martin.


He leaves their two children, daughter, Linda C. Smith and husband, Wayne and son, Kevin A. Monfriedo. He was also blessed with five grandchildren, Anthony, Morgan, Elizabeth, Dominic and Robert. Surviving siblings are Sarah Mutke and Nancy Vitale as well as and many nieces and nephews.Tony will be remembered as a dedicated, loving and compassionate man. His smile was infectious and could light up a room. He will be missed by all.


Peter Kenny
February 4, 2022

On February 4th, Peter Kenny passed away peacefully surrounded by his wife and children. He was 76 years old. A longtime New Jersey resident, Pete was born in New Brunswick, raised his family in Manalapan and relocated with his wife to Randolph 16 years ago. Pete graduated from Sayreville High School, St. Peter’s College, and Stonier Graduate School of Banking. Pete bravely served our Country during the Vietnam War as a member of the U.S. Navy Seabees.


Pete’s career in banking spanned more than 50 years. He was actively involved in the community, including serving as President of Community Bankers of NJ, on the Board of Directors for NJ Banker’s Association, Director of the Morris County American Cancer Society, Director of the Essex County American Red Cross, Vice Chairman of the Randolph Economic Development Committee and Treasurer of the 200 Club of Morris County.


Pete is survived by his wife of 49 years Peggy Kenny; son John Kenny and his wife Bridget; daughter Megan Mason and her husband Reed and his four granddaughters Whitney and Savannah Kenny and Peyton and Harper Mason; as well as by his brother Bill Kenny (Mary), sister Liz Orsini (Armando), sister-in-law Sharon Kenny, brother-in-law Ron Fillmore; as well as by many loving nieces, nephews, and cousins.


Joan Edna Brembs
August 26, 2020

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Joan Brembs, a long term leader of our Ladies Auxiliary. Joan Edna Brembs 88, of Randolph, passed away at her home on Wednesday, August 26, 2020. She was born in Brooklyn, NY and she lived in Syosset, NY from 1964- 1975 until moving to Randolph in 1975. Joan was employed at the American Can Company in NYC in her earlier days until moving to Randolph, where she worked as the secretary to the Township Manager. She loved Randolph and all it had to offer. She was with the Township for over 26 years. She was involved with and volunteered for many committees throughout her life, including The Economic Development Committee, Multiple Dwelling Board, Local Assistance Board, Environmental Committee, Recreation Committee, Open Space Committee, Community Services and was instrumental in the start of the Randolph Historical Society. She was also an active member of Kiwanis of Randolph and the Ladies Auxiliary of Randolph Post 7333.

She is survived by her husband Robert of 62 years, she was an amazing mom to Christine and her husband Donny and Robert and his wife Kelly, a loving Nana to Abbigail, Ashley, and Cole. Many nieces, nephews, and cousins both here in the United States and in Norway, not to mention all the hundreds of people she has met and friends she had made throughout her life.


Jack Sassaman
May 20, 2020

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We are truly pained to announce the passing of our beloved comrade Jack Sassaman due to a heart attack on May 20, 2020. Jack is pictured below playing taps, as he did for so many of our ceremonies. Jack was currently our Quartermaster but also served as our Post Commander and State Adjutant . An Army veteran of the Vietnam War, Jack worked tirelessly to revive VFW Post 7333 and bring it back to its previous state of eminence. Jack grew up in Phillipsburg, NJ. After being drafted he quickly rose to the rank of Sgt. in the Third US Army, 6th Bn, 1st Infantry, Signal Corp. He returned to civilian life in 1968 and enrolled in Rider College. Jack married Jane in 1972. After multiple careers and residences they settled in Randolph. They joined Union Hill Presbyterian where Jack served as an Elder and usher for over 25 years. They raised three children and had 6 grandchildren, all of whom loved Jack dearly. Jack left this Earth far too soon and far too sudden, and we will miss him very much.

We salute you and honor your memory " Papa" Jack.


John Abram Van Duyne, Sr.
December 31, 2018

John Abram Van Duyne, Sr. a longtime resident of Boonton, NJ, peacefully passed away at home on Monday, December 31, 2018.  “He had heavenly plans to dance with the love of his life on New Year’s Eve!”

John proudly served as a medic in the United States Army during World War II and was a true patriot. Upon his return from World War II he worked at Van Raalte Hosiery in Boonton, where he met his future bride, Carolyn Young.

A devoted husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather. John worked as a machinist at Aircraft Radio in Boonton Township and retired from Merrimac Industries in Fairfield.

John enjoyed cooking, camping, hunting, ice fishing, bowling, bocce ball and gardening.  He was an avid NY Ranger fan. He was an active member for many years with the Randolph VFW Post 7333.

He was predeceased by his beloved wife of 70 years, Carolyn in April of 2018, a brother, James and sisters, Isabel, Evelyn, Barbara and Patricia.

Surviving are his devoted children, John A., Jr. and his wife, Donna, David, Sr. and his wife, Linda, Allan and Carolyn Evans and her husband, James, Sr.; also ten cherished grandchildren and five adored great grandchildren; dear sister, Lillian “Sissy” Abbott and brother, Donald.


Pete Knothe
April 14, 2018

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We are sad to announce that Past Post Commander Pete Knothe, 96, passed away peacefully in his home April 14, 2018.

Pete was a founder of Randolph VFW  Post 7333 in 1946 and served two terms as Post Commander .

Pete was veteran of WW II where he served as a medic in the European theater and was awarded a Bronze Star for valor.

He was the son of Edward and Francis Knothe (Kolar) (dec.) and brother to Albert Knothe (dec.) and Sister-in-law Madeline Knothe (dec.).Pete  is survived by his wife Alice Knothe (Kemmerer) of 71 years, son Robert "Pete" Knothe and late wife Caroline, daughters; Kathleen Burke and late husband George, Linda Intili and husband Edward, Deborah Perez and husband Marc and "adopted daughter" Joyce Dix. Pete has six grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and one great-great grandchild.

Pete was a loving husband, father and friend  When Pete was not working as a union Local 254 carpenter, he loved to work on his family's Randolph, NJ farm .  He lived a full life and dedicated himself to helping others as a member of  Randolph ‘s VFW Post 7333, Jeptha Masonic Lodge, Randolph Fire Department Company #3 , ACACIA Lodge #20 , Mt. Freedom Presbyterian Church (Deacon) , Randolph Seniors Club,  Randolph Historical Society and  the Deborah Heart and Lung Center.

We will miss Pete and all the kind service and friendship he provided. God bless his memory and his family.


Allan F. Volle
September 13, 2017

Bill, Bryan, Rick, Bil and Dan. Quartermaster Jack officiated and took the photo.

Bill, Bryan, Rick, Bil and Dan. Quartermaster Jack officiated and took the photo.

Alan Ferdinand Volle, 69, of Randolph, N.J., died on Friday, Sept. 8, 2017, at the New Jersey Veterans Hospital, East Orange, N.J.  Alan was born in Newark, N.J., to the late Ferdinand and Mabel Volle (nee Inverarity) on July 29, 1948. He graduated from Parsippany High School in 1966. He attended Newark College of Engineering. He left college to join the Army. He attained the rank of staff sergeant and served in the Army Corps of Engineers stationed in Vietnam. After an honorable discharge, he became a proud veteran of both the U.S. Army National Guard and Reserve. Alan received his associate's degree from Morris County College and worked for several engineering and construction companies. Alan was an outdoor enthusiast enjoying activities such as canoeing, camping, and taking trips with his friends. He was an avid reader and had a love of history, especially the Civil War. Most of all he was a humanist. He was always willing to help family and friends with a variety of construction related projects. He would help everyone - even strangers in need. 


RAYMOND G. ROBERTS
November 30, 2016

On Dec 4, we were honored to perform the VFW funeral ceremony for Ray Roberts. Ray was a life member and a previous commander of our Post. Ray served in the Army in WWII and passed at the age of 96. We will miss him and we extend our heartfelt sympa…

On Dec 4, we were honored to perform the VFW funeral ceremony for Ray Roberts. Ray was a life member and a previous commander of our Post. Ray served in the Army in WWII and passed at the age of 96. We will miss him and we extend our heartfelt sympathies to his family. (Pictured left to right: Angel, Commander Scott, Bill, John, Rich, Dan, and Jack)

Roberts, Raymond G. age 96 formerly of Randolph, NJ passed away peacefully Wednesday November 30, 2016 in Parsippany, NJ following a long illness. Born and raised in Dover, NJ Raymond had also lived many years in Rockaway Twp., Belvidere, and Randolph NJ.  Son of the late Raymond and Lillian (Dufford) Roberts, Raymond was a graduate of the Dover High School class of 1938.

He proudly served in the United States Army Air Corps Pacific Theater during WWII.  A self-employed electrician, Mr. Roberts was a member and past Commander of the Randolph Twp. VFW Post 7333. An avid photographer, Raymond was a loving husband, father and brother who will be missed.

Pre deceased by his first wife Luella (Struble) in 1970, he was also pre deceased by his second wife Clara (Doss) Roberts in 1998. Mr. Roberts is survived by his loving son Rodney Roberts of Tamaqua, PA.


RICHARD M. NEWMAN
July 11, 2016

On July 15 VFW Post 7333 members Jack, Ted, Bill, John and Commander Scott were honored to perform the funeral ceremony for Richard Newman. Richard served in the US Army during the Korean War. He was a distinguished Alderman and Mayor of Dover for o…

On July 15 VFW Post 7333 members Jack, Ted, Bill, John and Commander Scott were honored to perform the funeral ceremony for Richard Newman. Richard served in the US Army during the Korean War. He was a distinguished Alderman and Mayor of Dover for over 25 years. Richard was a life member of VFW Post 7333.

Richard Myles Newman, 85, of Dover, passed away, following a long illness, Monday, July 11, 2016 at St. Clare's Hospital, Denville. He was born in Spring Lake and moved to the Bowlbyville section of Dover at the age of 5.

Richard worked as an Assistant Superintendent for NJ Natural Gas, Dover and retired after 29 years.

He served in the US Army during the Korean War. He was a parishioner of Sacred Heart Parish, attended Sacred Heart School and went to Dover High School. After retirement he owned R.M. Newman Produce in Dover. He served as an Alderman and as Mayor of Dover for over 25 years. He was also the President of the Bowlby War Memorial Committee. Richard was a life member of VFW Post 07333 of Randolph, The American Legion William Hedges Baker Post 27 of Dover, The Moose Lodge 541 of Dover and the East Dover Social Club.

He is survived by Barbara (nee Lewthwaite), his wife of 60 years; daughter Debra Mantini of VT; two grandchildren Anthony Mantini and Christine Sealey; five great-grandchildren Katherinn, Susan, Gianna, Lilianna and Cecilio. Also survived by several nieces, nephews and cousins. Predeceased by his parents Bernard and Elsie Newman and his brothers Patrick, Austin and Joseph.


DONALD J . PFLEGER
June 28, 1932 - January 14, 2016

Donald J . Pfleger, a Korean War combat veteran and Life Member of the VFW, passed away at age 83 on January 14, 2016. He died peacefully, attended by his wife Carol and his family. Don had four daughters, six grand children and four great-grand children.Don was an active member of Post 7333 for many years and an upstanding patriot. We are saddened by Don's passing and will miss his comradeship. We pray that God will bless his memory and comfort his family.

VFW Memorial Service was conducted by ( left to right): Rich, Bill, Jack, Scott, Emerson, Bryan and Dan.

VFW Memorial Service was conducted by ( left to right): Rich, Bill, Jack, Scott, Emerson, Bryan and Dan.