Weinrich Bakery Longtime Owner Dies

The family patriarch of the iconic Willow Grove bakery passed away on Father's Day.

'Beloved' Retired K9 Cop From Montgomery County Passes Away

Steve Curley, a former officer with Upper Moreland Township who handled the K9 unit for many years before his 2010 retirement, has died.

Former Upper Moreland Highway Dept. Worker Dies At 87

Alfred D. Messina, 87, died Sept. 19. He was an Army vet, longtime Willow Grove resident, and former Upper Moreland Highway Dept. worker.

Willow Grove Family Man, 'D-Rod' To Friends, Passes Away at 41

Darren Rodzwic, 41, who grew up in Warminster and most recently lived in Willow Grove, died in late June, leaving behind a young family.

U. Moreland's Cecil Mosenson, Coach Of Wilt Chamberlain, Dies

The legendary Upper Moreland basketball coach, author, and principal mentored Wilt Chamblerlain, one of the greatest players in history.

Upper Moreland Teacher, Longtime Warminster Resident Passes Away

Tom was a kind and gentle soul who would help anyone in need, according to his obituary.

Willow Grove Man, 35, 'Set The Standard For How A Man Should Act'

Husband, father, friend, and animal lover Nickolaus Miok has passed away at the age of 35.

Willow Grove Man Dies At 26; 'A Caring Person And Loyal Friend'

College student Daniel Gamboa was just 26 when he was killed in an automobile accident earlier this month.

Upper Moreland MS Teacher For Three Decades Passes At Age 63

Cheryl Metzel, just 63, was a teacher at Upper Moreland Middle School for 34 years.

Former U.S. Congressman From Montgomery County Passes Away

Jon Fox, a former township commissioner, state representative, and U.S. Congressman from Montgomery County, has passed away.

Arcadia Professor, ALS Advocate, 'Hero To Many', Dies At 45

Montgomery County's Raymond Wes Rose, a biology professor and staunch advocate of ALS patients, has died at the age of 45.

Willow Grove Man Passes Away At Age 19

May he rest in peace.

Former Willow Grove Air Station Firefighter Passes Away At 61

The widely loved man served communities around the area. Rest in peace.

Willow Grove's Bobby Taggart, 17, Passes Away

The local boy was a huge baseball fan and player as a part of Hatboro Little League. Rest in peace.

Montco Man, Who Inspected Saint Prior To Beatification, Has Died

Ambler's Peter Gers, who was present during the inspection of Bishop Neumann's body prior to sainthood, has died. He was 94.

Services Set for Victim of Last Month's Shooting Spree

Nicole Hill Stone's burial will be private in St. John Neumann Cemetery, Chalfont.

Pete Seeger Dies at 94

The legendary folk singer contributed a song last year to a children's compilation album that benefits the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bucks County.

Man Dies at 57, and Other Obituaries

Find recent death notices for people with ties to the area.

Man Dies at 93, and Other Obituaries

Find recent death notices for people with ties to the area.

Local Man Dies at 93, and Other Obituaries

Find recent death notices for people with ties to the area.

Raymond Louis Jacquelin, Former Upper Moreland Police Officer, Dies

Funeral arrangements are set for Thursday for the long-time Warminster resident.

Mary Anne Rentz, of Willow Grove, Former Union Steward With Philco Ford

Funeral services for Rentz will be held Wednesday.

Joan M. Reichstine, Formerly of Willow Grove

Funeral services for Reichstine will be held Tuesday.

Howard Levey, Former Willow Grove Resident and World War II Vet

Levey's funeral service will be Saturday.

Olive C. Mays, Former Upper Moreland School District Employee

Mays’ funeral will be Friday.

John Rippert, St. Joseph’s Manor Resident

A funeral service will be held Thursday.

Arlen Specter Burial at Shalom Memorial Park Today

Specter, the former U.S. senator, died Sunday at 82.

Obituary: Paul S. Asplundh

Asplundh led the tree firm that bears his name, was a past president of the Jenkintown Chamber of Commerce and was a board member of Abington Memorial Hospital.

Letter to the Editor: In Memory of Henry "Dick" Sayer

Upper Moreland Historical Commission vice-president and longtime friend Mariann O’Connor reflects on the life and work of Dick Sayer.