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to spend time with her friends and family, en-joyed shopping and was an avid fan of “Wheel of Fortune.”

She was an animal lover, especially her two dogs Sunshine and Petey.

Doris had a very creative vision which she enjoyed fulfilling by decorating her home throughout the various seasons. Doris was predeceased by her husband Peter M. Miller. She was the devoted mother of Michelle Miller, of Kearny and Marc and his wife Laurie of North Arlington; cherished grandmother of Marc J. Miller and fiancée Susan of Kearny and Emily Rose.

Relatives and friends may visit the Shaw-Buyus Home for Ser-vices 138 Davis Ave., at Bergen Ave., Kearny, on Wednesday, Feb. 8, from 5 to 8 p.m. A service will take place at the funeral home on Thursday, Feb. 9, at 10 a.m. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arling-ton.

In lieu of flowers, donations to the Hu-mane Society of Bergen County, 221-223 Stuyve-sant Ave., Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 – call 201-896-9300

– would be appreciated.

Eva Linda McCormick Eva Linda McCormick

died at home on Jan. 25.She was 79.Earlier in her life, Eva

was a member of the United States Marine Corps. She was also an avid athlete who enjoyed volleyball and softball. She was also a member of the old-school derby team, the Jersey Out-laws.

Eva moved to Harri-son where she lived the majority of her life. It is where she worked for many years at Carbone’s Restaurant while raising her family alongside her late husband Joseph Mc-Cormick.

Eva was one of the first women members of the Harrison Lions Club, where her husband Joe was one of the founding members. He knew the other members would vote her in, so he voted “no” to keep it interest-ing – as it always was between them.

Eva was also a past member of the Harrison Cancer League, where she devoted time driv-ing cancer patients to appointments, helping them with errands and simply lending a shoul-der to lean on.

Being fond of sports, she was additionally

a member of the Har-rison Booster Club, dedicating much of her time toattending Little League and high school games to show support. She always stressed the importance of being a graceful winner and never a sore loser, both in sports and in life.

Eva is survived by her daughter Sheryl, son Stephen and his wife Maria, grandchildren Daniela, Shannon and Lauren, stepson Joe and his wife Lori, step-daughter Eileen and her husband Jerry as well as a long list of extended relatives.

Eva was a smoker the majority of her life and had been battling emphysema for many years, which wors-ened progressively and eventually claimed her life. Years ago, she made the decision to donate her body to the Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School’s Ana-tomical Association to help educate those in seeing the harmful ef-fects cigarettes have on the body.

Eva was an animal lover and cared for many strays over the years – in addition to her own pets. Please consider a donation to the ASPCA or no-kill shelters in her honor.

OBITS from 24

A Bergen County Corrections Of-ficer who lives

in Lyndhurst has been arrested and charged with aggravated as-sault and child endan-germent, the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office said last week.

Alan Carrino Jr., 42, was taken into custody Thursday, Feb. 2, fol-lowing a joint investi-gation conducted by members of the BCPO and the Bergen County Sheriff ’s Office, which oversees the county jail.

The BCPO said an adult woman contacted them on Jan. 25 and said she had been sexually assaulted by Carrino

on several occasions in 2003 and 2004 when she was 12 and 13. After the report was made, the BCPO’s Special Victims Unit took over the investigation and determined the accusa-tions were credible, the BCPO said.

Carrino was re-manded to the Morris County Jail, pending ar-raignment, and was to make a first appearance Friday, Feb. 3.

We’ll update this story as more informa-tion becomes available.

– Kevin Canessa Jr.

BCCO from Lyndhurstcharged in sex case

BCPO

Alan Carrino