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Jane S. Miller, 71, on August 10. She was a consultant with Mathematica, InfoMed, Mobil Chemical, Bristol-Myers Squibb and the borough of Princeton.

Phyllis Conant Ashwood, 88, on August 23. She worked for RCA’s Astro Division in East Windsor, where she worked on the secret TIROS weather satellite program.

Wendy Ann O’Hare, 67, on August 23. She was a fiscal administrator at Thomas Edison State College.

Ellen M. Cranstoun, 61, on August 18. She worked for the Times of Trenton in the art department and later started her own graphic design company, Dynamic Impact.

Walter “Barry” Nixon, 87, on August 22. He was a flight research pilot and corporate pilot/airport manager at the Flight Research Laboratory at Princeton University’s Forrestal Airport. He tested experimental aircraft like the Goodyear rubber airplane, a gyrocopter, and air cushion vehicles.

Irving W. Wischik, 79, on August 22. He was vice president of commercial loans at 1st Constitution Bank in Cranbury until his retirement two years ago.

Niall F. Bardy, 48, on August 20. He was a partner in the family business, Brady Brothers Landscaping in Hamilton.

Robert “Bobby” G. Hall, 58, on August 18. He worked for Merrill Lynch.

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