Frances bantered along with the best of them, and could have bested Henny Youngman in a battle of one liners. She worked for the Philco Company […]

Bill died Oct. 29 at his Delanco home with his family by his side. He had a wonderful sense of humor. Unlike most people who think […]

As far as Don was concerned, to be sane was to be boring, and he was anything but dull. Anyone who went riding quads with him […]

John Jenkins Jay may have been stubborn, but he just liked things his way. You could appreciate his sense of humor, provided you weren’t easily offended. […]

Howard was the definition of being humble: he had complete freedom from thinking about himself at all. When his nation needed him, he thought nothing of […]

Margaret M. (Marcin) Flanagan of Delran NJ, daughter of the late Stephen & Anna Marcin. Born June 13, 1928 in Bethlehem, PA, she was a graduate […]

Jay may have been stubborn, but he just liked things his way. You could appreciate his sense of humor, provided you weren’t easily offended. He loved […]

Eileen L. Lucas, 95, passed away peacefully on Saturday, November 9th. Born in New York City, Eileen was raised in Lakewood, NJ and was a resident […]

On Thursday Nov. 14, Thomas I. LeConey of Willingboro passed away at Samaritan Hospice in Mt. Holly surrounded by his loving family. A young Elizabeth Bauer […]

As a young girl Catherine played field hockey and basketball which set her up for life to be physically active pushing as she aged to walk, […]