He turned his 50 x 100 backyard into a miniature Longwood Gardens: waterfall, flowers, perfect grass. He could make anything grow. John was no stranger to […]

For Dorothy family always came first. Her earlier years found her working for Bell Telephone. But then she segued into her real calling; she became a […]

He’d leave high school and ship out to defeat the Nazi’s. George served all over Europe and the Marshall Islands and made the Navy his first […]

Ralph was born on Easter Sunday March 31, 1929 in Riverside. He was a resident of Delanco and Edgewater before moving to Homestead in Columbus 14 […]

The closer he was to the river the more he felt like himself. Whether with a rod in hand angling for some catfish or just watching […]

She may have settled in Moorestown but she never lost her New York Roots: she cheered for Jeter and the rest of the Yanks. Ann was […]

The secret to living to 97 is staying active.  From the moment he woke up until he went to bed Artur stayed in motion.  Perhaps his […]

It is with deep regret we must report the passing of Shirley Gilbert Zacchei of Delran NJ at Virtua Mount Holly Hospital on Sunday, July 19, […]

He never made a million dollars but whatever Vincent had he’d give to you if you were in need. He was a great friend to have; […]

If there was a need to be filled, Audrey was on the move: she organized the regular luncheon for her friends, spent many a day visiting […]