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11/01/2026

In Loving Memory of Jean Neumann

A Tribute from the New Jersey JCI Senate

The New Jersey JCI Senate joins family, friends, and loved ones in mourning the passing of Jean Neuman, Friendship #80; beloved wife of our dear friend and fellow Senator, the late Bob Neumann. Her passing leaves a void in the hearts of those who knew her, but her memory will remain among the many lives she touched through her kindness, generosity, and remarkable spirit.

Jean was a woman whose presence made a difference. She was charitable in heart, warm in friendship, and strong in character. She possessed a generosity that reached beyond words and a willingness to extend herself to others. Her friendly nature made people feel welcome, while her determination and strength of will reflected a woman who understood how to face life's challenges with courage.

There are people whose contributions are measured by the positions they hold, and there are those whose influence is felt simply through the way they live. Jean belonged to the latter. Her kindness, her friendships, and her concern for others were qualities that spoke louder than any title could.

To the Neumann family, please know that you are surrounded by the thoughts, prayers, and affection of your extended New Jersey JCI Senate family. In moments like these, we are reminded that the Senate is more than an organization of members and officers. It is a community of friendships that extends to the families who have become part of our lives.

Jean's life reminds us that the greatest legacy is not what we accumulate, but what we leave in the hearts of others. Her charitable spirit, genuine friendship, and strength of character will continue to be remembered by those fortunate enough to have known her.

As we say goodbye, we do so with gratitude for the time Jean shared with us and for the beautiful memories she leaves behind. Though her presence will be missed, the warmth of her friendship will not be forgotten.

Rest peacefully, Jean. Your journey may have come to its earthly close, but the kindness you shared and the lives you touched will continue to live on.

With deepest sympathy and affection,

The Officers and Members
New Jersey JCI Senate

10/07/2026

Come join members of the DE & PA JCI Senate and Friendships on Saturday, January 23 rd production of 9 to 5!

The show is in Collingswood, New Jersey. We are going to
the 1pm show. Tickets are $20 for Seniors (65 +), $25 for adults, and $15 for groups of 10+. If we meet the goal of 10 or more, we will be in a reserved section of the theater.

We have been to shows at CCT in the past and they have never disappointed us! Family members and friends are also welcome. My goal is to have at least 20 people attend.

The address for CCT is 315 White Horse Pike in Collingswood, 08107. The performance is at the Scottish Rite Theater, a 125 year-old Masonic Temple. Parking is free. If you prefer to read a little bit more about the show, the website is www.cctarts.net

Please RSVP by November 15th , so I can get the tickets. Payment can be made to me through Venmo, Zelle, a check or cash. If I do not hear from you, I will be making calls!! ~ Ann Harrison #75822, [email protected]

09/27/2026

RAIN COULDN’T DAMPEN THE SPIRIT OF NJ JCI SENATE! ☔🔥

It was beautiful beyond words—and somehow, even the rain seemed to make the day more memorable. Despite the inclement weather, the NJ JCI Senate Fellowship Social came alive with laughter, friendship, fellowship, and the unmistakable spirit of service that binds our Senate family together.

It was a day of milestones and generosity as we proudly welcomed our newest Senator, Pat Rhein #85250, into the NJ JCI Senate family! 🎖️ What a wonderful way to celebrate leadership, friendship, and the legacy we continue to build together.

And then came an even bigger reason to celebrate: NJ JCI Senate raised $4,000 for Camp Jaycee! An incredible special dollar contribution came from Ross James, adding tremendous heart to an already meaningful effort. This is what fellowship looks like when friendship turns into action and generosity turns into impact. ❤️

A heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who braved the rain and joined us. We were especially honored to have our very own Region 2 NVP Sally Traczuk and her husband, Mike, with us, along with Past National US JCI President James Skidmore Jr. Your presence made the gathering even more special.

From the newest Senator to our longtime leaders, from heartfelt conversations to spontaneous laughter, this was more than a social—it was a celebration of who we are, what we believe in, and what we can accomplish together.

Rain? Yes. Inclement weather? Absolutely.
But the NJ Senate spirit? UNSTOPPABLE. 🔥

A beautiful day. A generous day. A day filled with friendship, service, and memories.

One for the books—and one we’ll be talking about for a long time.

Peace & Harmony in Leadership. Peace & Harmony in our Communities.

🔥 NJ JCI Senate—keep the flame burning! 🔥

09/24/2026

When Senators Meet at the Ballpark, Even Leadership Takes a Seventh-Inning Stretch! ⚾️🗽

A random gathering of our NJ Senators at a Yankees game—proof that sometimes, the best meetings have no agenda, no minutes, and absolutely no roll call… just baseball, fellowship, and a whole lot of cheering! 😂

In the spirit of Desiderata: Peace & Harmony, we may come from different chapters, different generations, and different walks of life, but we can always find common ground—sometimes right between home plate and the peanut gallery.

Peace in our hearts. Harmony in our friendships. Unity in our community. And when the Yankees are playing, apparently, one common language is enough: LET’S GO YANKEES! ⚾️

Because leadership isn’t always about sitting around a table. Sometimes it’s about sitting together in the stands, sharing a laugh, celebrating the moment, and remembering that community is built one connection at a time.

Different Senators. One Brotherhood. One Community. One Ballgame.

And as Desiderata reminds us in spirit: Go placidly amid the noise and haste… but when the Yankees hit a home run, feel free to make a little noise. 😂⚾️

Peace & Harmony in Leadership. Peace & Harmony in Our Communities. And perhaps… a little baseball therapy for the Senators! 🗽⚾️

09/15/2026

The Empty Chair: A Place for Those Who Are Still With Us

Not a chair forgotten. It is a chair remembered.

The Empty Chair represents those who once sat among us—those who shared our meetings, our projects, our laughter, our challenges, and our dreams. Some may no longer be with us physically, but their presence remains woven into the story of our Senate.

An empty chair reminds us that some of the most meaningful stories continue even after someone has left the room.

It reminds us of a Senator who answered the call, a friend who showed up when it mattered, a mentor who gave guidance, or a loved one whose smile and spirit remain part of our memories.

William J. Auer

(Bill Auer) Senator #30626

Mar 26, 1947 — Sep 12, 2026
Milltown

William J. Auer, of Milltown, passed away Saturday, September 12, 2026 at St. Peter’s Hospital in New Brunswick. He was 79 years old. Born in New Brunswick, he lived in Milltown all of his life.

Bill attended Our Lady of Lourdes School and later attended New Brunswick High School. Due to a tragic ocean accident at the age of 17, he was left paralyzed and wheelchair-bound. This did not prevent him from living an active, meaningful, and full life. Whether you knew him as Bill, Billy, Mr. William, or Uncle BIll, he was an amazing person, overcoming life difficulties with courage and a smile.

He worked at City Federal Savings Bank and most recently for the United Way in Milltown. He was a parishioner of Our Lady of Lourdes RC Church in Milltown and a 3rd Degree Knight with the Knights of Columbus Council 7250. He was involved with the Milltown Senior Citizens Center. He was also a proud member of the Milltown Jaycees. Through his contributions, Bill was honored by Jaycees International with Senatorship, which is the highest individual lifetime recognition and honor bestowed upon a member for outstanding service, dedication, and leadership. A few years later, he was honored to be chosen as the Grand Marshal in the Milltown 4th of July parade.

Over the years, Bill helped mentor other quadriplegics at Kessler Institute in West Orange and volunteered his time with brain injured children.

Bill was a sports enthusiast and a star athlete prior to his accident. He maintained a lifelong love for the Yankees, Giants, and Rutgers teams. He lived and died with his teams and celebrated them with friends and family through the years following, cheering, and tailgating.

He is predeceased by his parents William A. and Rose (Charonko) Auer.

Surviving are his sister and brother-in-law, Rosemary and Richard Smith of Naples FL; his niece Stephanie Peeters of East Windsor NJ, his nephew Richard A. Smith of Doylestown PA, his great nieces and nephews Madeleine and Bryn Peeters and Connor and Christian Smith; extended family members, and dear lifelong friends.

Bill will be remembered fondly and missed by all.

A Visitation for family and friends will be held on Thursday, September 17th, from 4:00 – 7:00 pm, at The Crabiel Home for Funerals, 170 N Main St. at Riva Avenue, Milltown. A Mass will be held Friday, 10:00 am, at Our Lady of Lourdes RC Church, 233 North Main St., Milltown. Burial will follow at St. Peter’s Cemetery in New Brunswick.

Flowers and/or memorial contributions to the Central Jersey Spinal Cord Association or the Milltown Rescue Squad are equally welcome.

09/10/2026

Topeka, Kansas Fall Board Meeting Updates:

From NVP Sally:

For those of you from Region II who are going to Topeka for the Fall Board meeting-

I am not planning a Region dinner. Feel free to join Senators from across the country or explore on your own for the meals that are not included in the registration. I’d like to join in any State gatherings that are being planned.

Please wear your state Senate shirt for the Business Meeting on Saturday.

Dress code for Saturday dinner is business casual. No need to pack the glitter and sequins!

Let me know if you have any questions. See you in Topeka!

Walking on Sunshine! 🌞
Sally Traczuk #68943
Region II NVP

08/22/2026

NJ JCI Senate Contingent at the US JCI Senate Region 2 & 3 Social! 🔥🥂

A great gathering of Senators, friends, and longtime Jaycee connections! The NJ JCI Senate contingent showed up ready to represent, reconnect, and—of course—have a little fun along the way. 😎

From New Jersey to our neighboring Region 2 and Region 3 states, it’s always great to see familiar faces, welcome new ones, share stories, and celebrate the friendships that make the JCI Senate experience so special.

Good friends. Great fellowship. One Senate family. ❤️💙

08/12/2026

On the weekend of the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, we are calling on Americans nationwide to pause together in remembrance and unity, marking the occasion with two tributes: a coast-to-coast flag waving and the dedication of a new Woody Williams Gold Star Families Memorial Monument.

Read more about our weekly flag waving tradition and how we are honoring the anniversary of 9/11 this year:
https://www.wreathsacrossamerica.org/Home/News/1617

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