Anthony Zimerla, age 54, died on October 7th 2015 in Wilmington NC surrounded by his family.
He lived in Neptune,NJ.A howell native.
Anthony is survived by his brother Edward Zimerla of Jackson,NJ; his sister Coreen Illiano of Howell,NJ; his brother Carl Zimerla of Sandersville,GA; his brother James Zimerla of Jackson,NJ;his twin sister Barbara Mozine of Sandersville,GA; his sister Marci Layeski of Jackson,NJ and his sister Cheryl Farthing of Sandersville,GA.
Anthony is survived by his children Anthony,Bridget,Anne and son in law joseph nana,Mark,Nick and daughter in law Christina Zimerla,Mary and son in law Jean-Paul Steinberg. A father to Levys,Jasmin and Justin and 11 grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.He was a loving father.
Anthony was born on January 21st 1961 in Hillside,NJ to Mary and Carl Zimerla.He attended school in Howell,NJ.He worked as a Carpenter for 40 years.He loved working alongside his brothers and sons.
Anthony loved the outdoors,camping and traveling.He would always share stories of his adventures at Round Valley and Jim Thorpe.He loved sitting with family and friends by a fire singing and playing music.Our home was always full of friends,he was always helping someone or doing whatever someone needed done.He had the biggest heart.He loved his children and adored his grandchildren. He touched many lives and will be dearly missed.

Joel was a steadfast champion of sexuality and gender related rights on the African continent, a Pan Africanist and an unapologetic voice for gender non-conforming people in Africa. His contributions to the movement - all across Africa -have given immensely to the rights and freedoms of many.

Connor Burke, age 49, of Wolfeboro, NH and Harahan, LA (could never make up his mind:), passed away unexpectedly September 30, 2015 in Alexandria, Louisiana.

Connor, (fondly referred to as) "Bones" as a youngster, grew up adventuring thru the woods and boating on Lake Winnipesaukee in Wolfeboro, NH. He later moved to York, PA where he had a good fighting Irish of a time (no matter what he was doing or who he was doing it with.) Connor was a kind, loving soul with a twinkle in his eyes and always the best partner in crime. After graduating high school in 1985 in York and taking a long journey of soul searching, he joined the Navy in 1988-1992. Following his Navy days, he had a long career in truck driving, swiping many parked cars, along the way.

He loved college football. Saturdays during football season you could always find him sitting either at home in his recliner or in a sports bar watching as many TV screens as possible, keeping up with all the games and waiting anxiously for favorite teams, Notre Dame and Alabama, to play. He loved and admired Coaches Lou Holtz and Joe Paterno. His favorite NFL team was the New England Patriots and his favorite MLB team was the Boston Red Sox.

Connor loved being outdoors. He loved the beach, roller blading, running and bike riding. He loved impromptu road trips. The funny thing was, you could always count on him to get you lost. Eventually, he would get back on the right path, but the detour was the best part. Longer road trips always called for the Beach Boys

It is so difficult to write about JAB as we fondly called him back at BMJS in the past tense. He was very adventurous, determined and very empathetic. Our Paley House defender. Jablotunka...you remain forever in our hearts.

Robert Frank (Bobby) Johnson, Sr., 81, loving father, entered enteral peace on October 16, 2015, at the home of his daughter Deana Johnson in Lithonia, Georgia. Born on December 19, 1933 to the late William H. and Willie Mae (Toler) Johnson of Chicago, IL. He lived a full life always demonstrating a loving and charismatic spirit. He spent his formative years in Chicago, IL and later moved to the State of Michigan. A United States Navy Veteran, educated in Chicago IL, public school system, and graduate of the United States Great Lakes Naval Station where he later served in the Korean War. Later he went on to pursue his Bachelor of Science degree from Eastern Michigan University (EMU). While attending the University; Bob met the love of his life Sylvia B. Thomas. Sylvia and Bob married in 1958, later was blessed with 4 amazing children, Robert Jr., Deana, Marsha and Billy Johnson. He exemplified affectionate, strength and passion in all aspect of his life. He was an educator, but later shifted careers in 1963 to accept a position with Ford Motor Company Corporate Office in Dearborn, MI. He held several positions at Ford Motor Company to include Cost Analyst in the Product Engineering Division. He retired from Ford Motor Company in 1992 after 30 years of dedicated service. An athlete at heart, Bob had a strong passion for golfing and bowling. A gifted, accomplished golfer and bowler, a member of a number of prestigious leagues, in which he held several leadership roles. Over the years, he received numerous honors and athletic awards. Bob is a proud member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. (Q). He enjoyed traveling sports, good company and good conversation. He believed in fostering strong family values and relationships. Join us on Saturday October 24, 2015, to pay tribute and celebration of Life of Robert Frank Johnson, Sr.

Celebration of Life, Robert Frank Johnson, Sr.
Date: Saturday October, 24, 2015
Time: Family Hour 12:00-2:00 pm Service: 2:00 pm
Location: Georgia Memorial Park Funeral Home, 2000 Cobb Parkway, SE, Marietta GA 30060, Telephone # 770 432-0771 Fax 770 612-0808,
Funeral Director: Lawrence Camp