Fast Lane: Crosstown Moves, Deaths

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Crosstown Moves

Acadia Pharma, 502 Carnegie Center, Suite 300, Princeton 08540. Serge Stankovic, head of research and development. www.acadia-pharm.com.

The biotech company has moved from 902 to 502 Carnegie Center.

Deaths

LeRoy ‘Lee’ R. Fennimore, 89, on November 1. He worked for the Mercer ARC. Services will be held Saturday, November 10, at 11 a.m. at St. Hedwig Catholic Church, 872 Brunswick Avenue, Trenton.

John McQuade, 88, on August 23. He was state fire marshal for 17 years.

James R. Springer, 86, on November 1. He worked for Dow Jones in Princeton and later formed his own advertising agency, Ellentuck & Springer, where he remained until his retirement in 2005.

Charlotte Virginia Zadora, 86, on October 31. She was supervisor of customer service in the workers compensation claims department for New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Company in West Trenton.

Todd Damico, 47, on October 29. He was a transfer operations business analyst at Cenlar FSB in Ewing.

Chan ‘John’ Han Pak, 73, on October 30. He operated his 7-11 business in Hamilton with his wife, Connie Chong Pak, from 1977 until 2012. He then operated the Circle Deli in Hamilton.

John Howard Robson, 71, on November 1. He was employed at Educational Testing Service for the past 43 years.

CE – US1

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