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Home Care Service Leases Space in Horizon Center

VNA Home Care of Mercer County has leased 8,000 feet of office space at the Horizon Center in Hamilton at South Gold Drive. The building occupies a space that was vacant for 10 years and brings the 236,000-square-foot Horizon Center to full capacity. Denholtz bought the complex from Mack Cali in April, 2018. Robert Loderstedt and Stephen Tolkach of Newmark Real Estate of Princeton represented Denholtz, while Brandon Walsh of Walsh Commercial Real Estate represented VNA.

Visiting Nurse Association of Mercer County, 609-695-3461. Joanne Ruden, president and CEO.

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Glenmede Trust Company of New Jersey, 47 Hulfish Street, Suite 210, Princeton 08542. 609-683-1005. Robert Kiep, managing director. www.glenmede.com.

The wealth advisory, asset management, and trust services company has moved from Chambers Street to Hulfish Street.

Deaths

Richard A. DePaola Sr., 89, on February 22. He founded RA DePaola Real Estate and Insurance Company in Ewing.

Frank A. Mason, 88, on February 22. He was director of the Governor’s Office of Employee Relations between 1969 and 1991 and had a private arbitration practice until he retired in 2001. Services will be held Saturday, March 2, at 11 a.m. at the Pennington Presbyterian Church, 13 South Main Street in Pennington.

Truda Robin Schleifer, 74, on February 17. She formerly owned and operated, with her lifetime partner, Patricia Groch, Contempo Press in Ewing.

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