Lewis K Coles was born May 25, 1926, in PedrickownNJ.  He was eighth of ten children born to Isaac and Anna (Cook) Coles.  He is survived […]

“How ya doing, Governor” was his familiar refrain. Although Hank was the consummate salesman, he valued the person much more than the sale: his customers knew […]

She lived to make other people happy: her restaurant, Rosie’s Diner, brought many a smile to many a customer. It was a natural transition for her […]

At work she was all work, but at home she was a joyous mom. Everything in Swedesboro from the fire department to the municipal works ran […]

He spent a lifetime turning a wrench with the best of them. As a young man Rich tinkered with cars with his Dad: it inspired him […]

“God, Country, and Family” was James’ motto. His earlier years found him at Glassboro College with hopes of getting into stage production, an interest that first […]

She was most known for her community service, but Joanne’s grin betrayed her mischievous side. Senior year at Kingsway HS found her suspended for riding her […]

The girl who was diagnosed with Polio at the age of two and told she’d never walk, drive a car or have children often briskly strolled […]

Her soothing words, “this too shall pass”, were all it took to calm down the most stressful of situations. Kay’s boys knew they’d hear if they […]

Growing up, his father’s job found him living in many states. Mike had no choice other than to be well rounded. He started his life in […]