Joe DeLuca, 52, was a computer program designer for Pfizer Consumer Healthcare since 1977. The resident of Succasunna, New Jersey was a car enthusiast who was most proud of his 1957 yellow 4/4 Morgan. He was a board member of the northern New Jersey chapter of the Sports Car Club of America and wrote and edited their newsletter. He was the creator of a single panel cartoon called "The Adventures of Raymond the Cat" which appeared in the newsletter and other publications. He and Linda Gronlund were on their way to a vacation in the California wine country. He was survived by his parents, Joseph Sr. and Felicia; his sister, Carol Hughes and his two cats, Fred the Twit and Dickens.
Joe DeLuca, 52, was a computer program designer for Pfizer Consumer Healthcare since 1977. The resident of Succasunna, New Jersey was a car enthusiast who was most proud of his 1957 yellow 4/4 Morgan. He was a board member of the northern New Jersey chapter of the Sports Car Club of America and wrote and edited their newsletter. He was the creator of a single panel cartoon called "The Adventures of Raymond the Cat" which appeared in the newsletter and other publications. He and Linda Gronlund were on their way to a vacation in the California wine country. He was survived by his parents, Joseph Sr. and Felicia; his sister, Carol Hughes and his two cats, Fred the Twit and Dickens.
