It was easy to tell if Kathryn liked you: if she did you’d be hit with a barrage of sarcastic comments. It was her playful goading […]

Nancy L. Wigmore (nee Dadino)rnRiverside residentrnrn Nancy would have agreed that “whoever said you can’t buy happiness forgot little puppies”. Any stray that crossed her path […]

Walter “Pat” ShivelerrnrnrnSix days a week he and his Logan Twp. farm were one and the same. On the seventh he worshipped and rested at his […]

For some being well read means perusing the occasional book. Rita devoured them by the shopping bag full. Her mind was a steel trap: she kept […]

rnIn 1963 her late husband, Joe, told her she was moving to Broad Street. In anticipation she brushed up on the mummers strut only to later […]

rnHe regaled family and friends with nearly a century worth of stories: memories of his childhood schoolhouse, life in Sharptown during the 20’s, seeing his first […]

rnIf you couldn’t get along with John, you couldn’t get along with anyone. John’s smile was his passport. He was a mentor for all the electricians […]

Florence G. Stellwag (nee Ladzinski)rnrnRiverside residentrnrn For generations Florence has been her family’s mother and caregiver. From a very young age when she would look after […]

Angela “Jill” Malone (nee Daddino)rnRiverside ResidentrnrnAngela “Jill” Malone (nee Daddino), age 92, peacefully passed away into God’s loving care on December 11, 2008. Born and raised […]

He believed the secret to the best chocolate chip pancakes was to add a smidge of batter to a mountain of chocolate chips. Like many of […]