Ninety percent of the work is done by ten percent of the people. Catherine was that ten percent. She volunteered at Kings Things, gave her time […]

Though named Patrick at birth, when his grandfather first saw him he exclaimed he looked more like a Rick; something about his bright red hair. The […]

When times got tough, you could count on Frank. He was a solid guy. He would up being a father figure for his extended family. This […]

Santina (Sandy/Didi) Bellace (née Mami). Everybody loved Swedesboro’s smiling lady. Didi’s family, friends and countless people always eagerly came for a visit to her home to […]

He didn’t have any children but Joe was that favorite uncle; even if he teased his nieces a bit. He served our nation in the Army […]

She was born, Pauline Julia Brissette, in Stafford Springs, Connecticut to the late Augustus and Anna Brissette, attended Sacred Heart school, and embraced her family heritage, […]

Joan’s world revolved around her kids and grandkids. When her sons were young she was a den mother; her daughter was her best friend. Joan’s working […]

He was the neighborhood dad who would take the kids down to the local field and spend the day having them field some grounders. But, he […]

He was full of joy. And if you were lucky enough to be around George, you would be too. Even calling him at 6 a.m., you’d […]

You rest, you rust. Mary Ann was always a gal on the go with her hands in a little of everything. She spent most of her […]