Katherine "Kay" Kilroy Brosco of New Hope, PA, formerly of Lambertville, passed away Tuesday in Doylestown, PA.
Kay was a member of Saint John the Evangelist Church of Lambertville. She owned and operated Oral Ceramic Art Dental Laboratory in Doylestown, PA and Fountainville, PA with her late husband Jerry. For many years she was the executive secretary at John F. Kennedy Landscape Architects in Lambertville and was formerly employed by New Jersey Manufacturer's in Ewing. She was a longtime member of the Lambertville Volunteers Senior Drum and Bugle Corps serving as business manager, drum major, and Color Guard captain, a member of Soroptimist International, and the West Amwell Wonders.
Daughter of the late Thomas and Margaret (Moonan) Kilroy and wife of the late Gerald "Jerry" Brosco, she is survived by her loving son and his longtime girlfriend in Ringoes; a step-daughter in Albuquerque, NM; her in-laws in Methuen, MA, and Philadelphia, PA; one nephew and his wife in Haverhill, MA; one niece and her husband in Pompano Beach, FL; and many friends at the New Hope Manor.
Her obituary was published in The Times (Trenton, NJ) on September 17, 2008.
Kay was a member of Saint John the Evangelist Church of Lambertville. She owned and operated Oral Ceramic Art Dental Laboratory in Doylestown, PA and Fountainville, PA with her late husband Jerry. For many years she was the executive secretary at John F. Kennedy Landscape Architects in Lambertville and was formerly employed by New Jersey Manufacturer's in Ewing. She was a longtime member of the Lambertville Volunteers Senior Drum and Bugle Corps serving as business manager, drum major, and Color Guard captain, a member of Soroptimist International, and the West Amwell Wonders.
Daughter of the late Thomas and Margaret (Moonan) Kilroy and wife of the late Gerald "Jerry" Brosco, she is survived by her loving son and his longtime girlfriend in Ringoes; a step-daughter in Albuquerque, NM; her in-laws in Methuen, MA, and Philadelphia, PA; one nephew and his wife in Haverhill, MA; one niece and her husband in Pompano Beach, FL; and many friends at the New Hope Manor.
Her obituary was published in The Times (Trenton, NJ) on September 17, 2008.
Katherine "Kay" Kilroy Brosco of New Hope, PA, formerly of Lambertville, passed away Tuesday in Doylestown, PA.
Kay was a member of Saint John the Evangelist Church of Lambertville. She owned and operated Oral Ceramic Art Dental Laboratory in Doylestown, PA and Fountainville, PA with her late husband Jerry. For many years she was the executive secretary at John F. Kennedy Landscape Architects in Lambertville and was formerly employed by New Jersey Manufacturer's in Ewing. She was a longtime member of the Lambertville Volunteers Senior Drum and Bugle Corps serving as business manager, drum major, and Color Guard captain, a member of Soroptimist International, and the West Amwell Wonders.
Daughter of the late Thomas and Margaret (Moonan) Kilroy and wife of the late Gerald "Jerry" Brosco, she is survived by her loving son and his longtime girlfriend in Ringoes; a step-daughter in Albuquerque, NM; her in-laws in Methuen, MA, and Philadelphia, PA; one nephew and his wife in Haverhill, MA; one niece and her husband in Pompano Beach, FL; and many friends at the New Hope Manor.
Her obituary was published in The Times (Trenton, NJ) on September 17, 2008.
Kay was a member of Saint John the Evangelist Church of Lambertville. She owned and operated Oral Ceramic Art Dental Laboratory in Doylestown, PA and Fountainville, PA with her late husband Jerry. For many years she was the executive secretary at John F. Kennedy Landscape Architects in Lambertville and was formerly employed by New Jersey Manufacturer's in Ewing. She was a longtime member of the Lambertville Volunteers Senior Drum and Bugle Corps serving as business manager, drum major, and Color Guard captain, a member of Soroptimist International, and the West Amwell Wonders.
Daughter of the late Thomas and Margaret (Moonan) Kilroy and wife of the late Gerald "Jerry" Brosco, she is survived by her loving son and his longtime girlfriend in Ringoes; a step-daughter in Albuquerque, NM; her in-laws in Methuen, MA, and Philadelphia, PA; one nephew and his wife in Haverhill, MA; one niece and her husband in Pompano Beach, FL; and many friends at the New Hope Manor.
Her obituary was published in The Times (Trenton, NJ) on September 17, 2008.
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