In Memory of
										 
						 Harry Pool Jr.  
						
						
						November 13th, 
						2013 
						
						
						
						Harry R Pool, Jr. 
						
						Harry R. Pool, Jr., long 
						time Warren County resident, died on Wednesday, November 
						13, 2013 at Hackettstown Regional Medical Center.  He 
						was the son of the late Harry R. Pool, Sr. and Annie 
						Apgar Pool. Mr. Pool's wife, Jo Ann Burger Pool 
						predeceased him in 1997 after 34 years of marriage. 
						
						Mr. Pool grew up in 
						Beattystown, NJ, lived briefly in Flemington, NJ and 
						then spent over 38 years in Port Murray, NJ.  He lived 
						at the House of the Good Shepherd for the last 18 
						months.  Mr. Pool served proudly for over 30 years with 
						the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey as a 
						Manager and Executive of their Risk Management Program.
						
						Mr. Pool graduated from 
						Hackettstown High School, Cook College and Rutgers 
						University with his Master's in Animal Science.  He was 
						very active in local politics serving as Mayor of 
						Mansfield Township as well as on the Environmental 
						Commission and Planning Board for Mansfield Township.  
						He also served on the Warren County Pollution Control 
						Commission.  Mr. Pool enjoyed Civil War re-enactment and 
						serving his Community.  He was a long time member of the 
						Beattystown Presbyterian Church.
						
						
						
Mr. 
						Pool is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Alyson 
						and Christopher Peacock and grand daughter Katherine 
						Peacock of Allen, Texas and his grandson, Timothy 
						Peacock of Mountain View, California.
						
						Visitation will be held 
						on Sunday, November 17, 2013, 1:00 - 4:00 PM at the
						
						Cochran Funeral Home, 
						905 High St., Hackettstown, NJ 07840.
						
						Graveside Service 
						and interment at Hackettstown Union Cemetery on Monday, 
						November 18, 2013 at 10:00 AM, (please meet at 
						cemetery).
						
						In lieu of flowers, 
						donations can be made to the Warren County Visiting
						Nurses/Homemaker 
						Services, 18 Broad St., Washington, NJ 07882.