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Joyce Fabian, 82, on March 10. She was a customer service representative for ETS.

Robert A. Carmignani, 78, on March 6. He was director of public works of Mercer County and later worked for Vertical Technologies as an advisor.

David Sadock, 52, on March 5. He worked for Bristol-Myers Squibb, where he was the youngest person to be appointed district business manager. In 2002 he left BMS to start ETHOS Health Communications in Yardley, Pennsylvania, and oversaw the company’s growth to include 120 employees.

Thomas Scott Barrows, 81, on February 25. He was a research psychologist at ETS for more than 25 years and was a founding trustee of the Princeton Child Development Institute.

Oliver P. Giller, 44, on March 2. He was a data manager for the State of New Jersey Department of Early Intervention.

Connie Poor, 64, on March 2. A nurse at Princeton Medical Center and HiTops, she later served as a docent at Princeton University Art Museum and also volunteered for WomanSpace, Mercer County Medical Reserve Corps, and the Princeton Fete.

William Trego, 87, on March 11. He was the director of the Princeton High School Choir from 1964 to 1992. He also served as director of the Freshmen Singers and Glee Club at Princeton University.

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