“Nanny’s” Boost only came one way: with cracked ice. For years she used a special instrument to break it perfectly. When it broke she modified a […]

If it is true that attitudes are contagious, Ed had one worth catching. He didn’t know the meaning of a bad day. With a sense of […]

rnrnEdith had a nurturing spirit: when there was a need she was there to fill it. An unkind word never passed her lips: she lived her […]

Jim wore a perpetual smile and was quick with a chuckle. He was reliable and determined to do good and necessary things. That license plate “SHS […]

Hilda Yost passed away April 28, 2009 at her daughter’s home in Delran at the age of 91. She was the devoted wife to Elmer J. […]

Mildred knew that the best things in life were simple, honest and delicious. It didn’t take more than a trip to a restaurant to make her […]

Teddy Roosevelt once said “no work is as important or responsible as that done by a mother”. Nothing was more central to Mary than these duties. […]

Karl, 88, passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving family on May 4, 2009.rn Karl was born November 1, 1920, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1945 he […]

Although Helen lived in Marlton and previously Riverside, her life began in China. Having fled Communist Russia, her parents raised her there. A young Marine named […]

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