Bonnie Jo Bubier (Ahrens), age 58 of Salem, NJ died on Monday June 13, 2022, at the Salem Memorial Hospital with her loving family by her side. Born in Camden, NJ on August 3, 1963, she was the daughter of the late John and Judith Ahrens. Bonnie Jo was a long-time resident of Haddon Heights, NJ. She was recently working as a housekeeper but was an exquisite seamstress by trade.
Survived by her loving Husband Ernest Bubier, Stepdaughters Antonia Bubier, Jane Clement (Richard), Alexandra Stow (Harry), Jacquelyn Bubier (Dale Kennedy), Sister-in-law Kathleen Kelly, 2 grandsons and 3 granddaughters, Her brother Bruce Ahrens, Late sister Brenda Leadbeater, Late Brother Brian Ahrens, Treina Gushea, many nieces and nephews, as well as great nieces and nephews.
Bonnie is also survived by and will be greatly missed by her loving fur babies that had given her so much comfort and support through life and especially during her battle with cancer. Deceased feline the late Theodorus and Else, Sassy (age 31) Muffin, Cooper and Sandy Blue. K-9’s Tobe, Jazzy and Eve. These were all Bonnie Jo’s children.
Funeral services will be held on Friday, June 17, 2022 at 11:00am at H.T. Layton Funeral Home, 102 South Main Street, Woodstown, NJ. Friends may call on Friday morning from 9:30am until the time of service at the funeral home. Burial will follow at the Lawnside Cemetery, Woodstown, NJ.
Bonnie ” Jo ” Bubier
June 15, 2022
Warren C. Shiffer, age 89, passed away peacefully at home on Saturday, April 10, 2021 with his family by his side. He was born in Danville, Pa to the late Charles and Evelyn (Spangler) Shiffer. He grew up in New Berlin, Pa until his father received a job at Chambers Works and they moved to Pedricktown. There he met his wife, Evelyn Hendrickson and they were happily married for 68 years. He graduated from Penns Grove High School in 1949. Warren was an avid duck hunter, small game and always went deer hunting. He was a member of Bank of Delaware Trap Shooters, played softball for Bank of Delaware and First Baptist Church and later was the manager. He was a member of the New Jersey National Guard and served as the Oldmans Township Treasurer. He loved to play pinochle and was a member of the Senior Circle. Warren was an active member of the First Baptist Church of Pedricktown for over 70 years. He and his wife attended all youth activities when they were teenagers. He held several positions at the church including Sunday School Secretary, Trustee and Member of the Mission Team and at the time of his passing, served as Custodian, a job he really loved. He had been employed at the First National Bank of Pedricktown, George R Pedrick and Sons and the Bank of Delaware (PNC).
William Henry Ray 80, of Alloway, New Jersey passed on February 17, 2021. William was born on December 9, 1940 in Salem Hospital . William “Henry” was raised in Woodstown, New Jersey and attended Woodstown High School. Henry worked for Tastey Cake Company for many years, and Acme Markets as the produce manager . Henry was quite the entrepreneur. He was known for his life long passion for horse trading. He loved to buy and sell horses. He enjoyed traveling, site seeing, taking trips out west to his property in Crawford, Nebraska , where he lived for many years. He also loved to travel to Fort Myers , FL., any chance he could to beat the winter blues. He loved to wheel and deal anything he could buy or sell. Henry also loved going to auctions . If you knew Henry, if the sun was shining, he was watching life from the back of a horse. He enjoyed going trail riding with friends and family at Menantico in Millville, NJ , Fairhill MD, and the Allegheny Mountains. He had a love for adventure and enjoying his life to the fullest. He had a sense of humor no one would ever forget. He loved to make people smile and laugh with his charismatic, fun loving personality. When Henry walked into a room everyone knew he was there. He was always there to help a friend in need or lend a helping hand. Henry enjoyed every moment or milestone he got to spend with his family. Henry was well known for his signature sayings or stories he told. He will be deeply missed by his family and friends. He left a long legacy that will live on in his family and friends. He was predeceased by his parents Edna Green and James T. Ray , his brothers, James T. Ray Jr. , and Charles Ray. and his sister Delores Ray Monahan. He is survived by his Daughters, Andrea (David) Lachowiz , and Kimberly Myers , his foster daughters, Jamie, Jackie and Jessica Lindorff, grandchildren, Josh Lachowicz , Tori Lachowicz , Jessica Peck , Kayla Delaney, and great grandchildren, Natalia, Serg, Owen, Nicholas, Chase , Korey, Abigail, Harper, Billy and Kay.