With a four month stay in Tennessee, Kyle learned a few things about himself. First that after a few lessons he could beat his Dad , […]

For Eleanor having grandchildren and great-grandchildren was a bargain; she gave them her loose change, and they gave her a million dollars worth of memories. And […]

A mother is a person who seeing there are only four pieces of pie for five people, promptly announces she never did care for pie. Jean’s […]

Like Thomas Edison, he believed there was no substitute for hard work. It’s easier to list the jobs he didn’t have: he worked as a policeman […]

“It is easy to halve the potato when there is love” – Irish Saying which means, it’s easy to share when you love someone.rnLorraine had a […]

For Edna dancing was always the poetry of the foot. All she needed was a song and she could figure out the steps. Her younger days […]

Bob was a Camden native. He graduated from St. Joseph’s Polish Elementary and High School, also Drexel University. He died in his Tucson, AZ home on […]

Tom lived an incredible life, with gusto and verve. He was a tough man who loved life, and he embodied the American dream. The son of […]

“I’ve been thinking maybe you should…”: she served generous helpings of a mother’s love. Angelina’s life began when her first child was born and much more […]

Clara Elizabeth Hunter (nee Carruthers) passed away quietly at 7:30 AM, March 27, at Marcella Center nursing home in Westampton. She is survived by her four […]