The NJAOH has a discounted rate for a new Irish play in New York City called “Brendan at the Chelsea” that is starting in September. Please make sure when signing up for tickets you use the special code. Legendary Dublin writer Brendan Behan returns to his adopted home of New York in the form of […]
Read More»The Monmouth County Board will begin a first Saturday morning Mass society ( Confraternity of Our Lady of Knock) This society will be used to assist in more clearly identifying our heritage and our faith as a Catholic order. The hope is to have as many Hibernians ( Brothers, sisters, and their families) as possible […]
Read More»It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Burlington 1 member George E. McNelia, Jr. on July 31, 2013. George E. McNelia, Jr., of Glendora, age 67. Loving husband of Maureen (nee Crammer) and the late Patricia (nee Licata). Devoted father of George, III (Denise), Kimberly Vittorio (Michael) and the late Kevin […]
Read More»The Star Ledger’s NJ.com website recently published an opinion article written by Bishop O’Connell where the Bishop calls for immigration reform. NJ.com – Diocese of Trenton Bishop David M. O’Connell’s call for justice for immigrants
Read More»Show off your membership in the AOH with a NJ AOH car magnet. Magnets are oval shaped with the tri-color background and the NJAOH design. Unlike bumper stickers, magnets will stick to cars without damaging the paint. The state board is selling these magnets in packs of 10 for $60 including postage. To order magnets […]
Read More»Somerset 1 member, 83, died June 18, 2013 Bob was employed as a banker for Chase Bank in New York City and as a vice-president, senior financial advisor for Merrill Lynch, retiring in 1998 after 40 years in the financial industry. Surviving are his wife, Claire; daughters, Maureen McLaughlin, Susan Regan, and Ellen Eustace; stepdaughter, […]
Read More»Michael E. Woodrow, the father of NJ State Board Chaplin Fr. Brian Woodrow, passed away peacefully at home on Tuesday, July 9, 2013. Visitation will be from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, July 11 at The Church of Saint John, 1282 Yardville – Allentown Road, Allentown. A Requiem Mass will […]
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