Obituaries

Kathy Dombrowski spent many years active in the Rome Alliance Church and continued to be a blessing to others by serving and supporting other cancer warriors around The Villages.

After retiring to Florida, Bobby Brown worked for The Villages as a gatekeeper.

Tom Cooper retired from Mack Trucks in 2005 after 45 years.

Dick Greenlee enjoyed golf, photography, reading, and spending time with his wife, children, and grandchildren.

Betty McEuen worked in the Ocala Courthouse for 15 years in the passport and small claims section. Later in life, she worked at Bank of America as cashier.

Bill Curry served in the Air Force and was a veteran of the Korean War. He retired as an air traffic manager with the International flight service station at the Tamiami Airport in 1993 after 35 years of service.

Tom Witt served in the United States Air Force and Reserve. He retired in 2007 from Cranbury Township, N.J., where he worked as Director of Public Works and Township Manager.

Joe Safko lived his life to the fullest, enjoying polo, motorcycle racing, hunting, trap and skeet shooting, skiing, sailing on Lake Erie, Canadian fishing trips, road rallies, antique collecting, golf, tennis and pickleball.

Samuel Scott was an avid golfer and a member of various golfing groups. He loved animals especially his dogs and enjoyed cooking his famous ribs for loved ones.

Sue Ansari moved to The Villages in 2013. She loved living in Florida, becoming a golfer, and summering in NJ at the shore.

Nelson DeRyke moved to Florida from New York between the years 2000 and 2001 and enjoyed traveling and playing golf.

Ken Tarbox volunteered at the Wildwood Florida Soup Kitchen every Friday for seven years. He enjoyed being a member of The Villages Segway Club and drill team.

Bart Gilpin loved to play golf, enjoyed playing cards and could be found every Sunday watching NASCAR.

Michael Austin was devoted to his family as well as golfing, cooking and spending many enjoyable times with his friends.

Doug Markley oved being physically active (golf and pickleball), participating in and often leading rides with his Harley group, and hanging out with myriad friends in overlapping social circles.

Michael Guarino enjoyed telling stories about baseball and the Stamford (Conn.) Babe Ruth Baseball League World Championship team.

Glenda Hefflefinger was a retired waitress for Cracker Barrel in Ocala.

Beverly Machak enjoyed many crafts, knitting, crocheting, an avid reader, traveling and cooking.