Beloved Princeton Community Members Remembered in Recent Obituaries

Princeton, NJ — The community of Princeton is mourning the recent loss of several beloved residents who dedicated their lives to family, service, and the arts. Each individual left a profound impact on their families and the wider community.

George Mark Hill, 86, of Ammon, passed away on May 23, 2025, at Idaho Falls Community Hospital. Arrangements are pending under the direction of Coltrin Mortuary.

Michael Joseph “Joe” Ingwerson, 71, known for his mechanical skills and love of music, died at home on May 16, 2025. He was remembered for his time with the Red House Blues Band and Nexus jazz quartet. He is survived by three daughters and two grandchildren.

James S. Cascio, an accomplished painter and philanthropist, passed away on May 4, 2025, at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. Known for his art that captured local landscapes, he was deeply loved by his family and friends.

John L. Hoover, III, 67, also of Princeton, died peacefully at home on April 18, 2025. A dedicated lifeguard and cancer survivor, he leaves behind a family who cherished him.

William Kennedy Wakefield, who passed away on May 5, was a devoted family man and enjoyed a successful career in engineering. He is survived by his wife of 63 years and numerous grandchildren.

John D. Wallace, 92, died on May 1, 2025. He is remembered as a loving father and devoted husband. He is survived by his wife and many grandchildren.

Norbert A. Wetzel, who contributed significantly to mental health services, died April 28, 2025. He is remembered for his dedication to counseling and education, surviving by his wife and children.

Carol Ann Fulmer passed away on April 26, 2025, after a prolonged illness. A caring mother and dedicated volunteer, her legacy of love and support lives on through her family.

These individuals were not just residents of Princeton; they were integral parts of a vibrant community. Their lives intertwined with the local culture, and their absence will be felt deeply by friends, family, and neighbors. Details about memorial services for some of these individuals have been announced, highlighting the impact they made not only in their personal circles but also in the larger community.