“How’d ya get to be so beautiful?“ he’d ask every little kid who walked into Stecher’s country store. Al’s main job was interacting with the customers. […]

Pat graduated Woodbury High School in 1959. The first Wednesday of every month, she and her classmates would meet for lunch. As a 10th grader she […]

His youth spent on his family farm instilled a lifelong work ethic. Vince may have been a strict parent but it was only ever out of […]

He was the loveable curmudgeon. Bill was a man of few words but somehow managed to know everyone. At Otts he was known as “the mayor”: […]

After Jeremy they broke the mold. He was one of those people you only met once in a lifetime. He was never happier then when he […]

If he had a free moment you’d find him at Pennypack Park with a rod in his hand. Jim loved trout fishing. He was organized to […]

He was a husband and father for the ages. As a manager for his son’s Ice Hockey team Don never missed a game even if it […]

Chester A. Hoffman, Jr. of Delran passed away on May 18, 2015 with his family beside him, from a short, but gallant battle with metastatic pancreatitis […]

You always knew when Rosalie was around. She was the life of the party: dancing around, loud and boisterous, with an infectious smile. Rosalie always put […]

He was always industrious: in his teen years Bob delivered for a pharmacy and a deli. The pay was good but so were the sandwiches from […]