Elizabeth “Betty” Stewart (nee Juliano)rn “I know of no such unquestionable sign of a sovereign mind as that of tenacity of purpose” – Ralph Waldo Emerson. […]

Rose was nothing if not a spitfire. In fact, it’s even how she described herself. Only fitting then, that during WWII she answered the call to […]

Elizabeth “Betty” (Horner) UnangstrnrnYou couldn’t have anything less than a smile on your face when you were around Betty. Whether she was being ornery by overhearing […]

Family was everything to Nancy. As a young mother she left her own home and returned to the family farm to care for her widowed father. […]

George was a Merchantville guy who furthered his education at St. Joseph’s Prep and St. Joseph’s College. When he graduated, the Vietnam War was on and […]

Jack always had an eye for detail, which led to his love of photography, and a career in the graphic arts. That career started in the […]

If it’s true that the purity of a person’s heart can be quickly measured by how they regard animals then Elizabeth was the purist of all. […]

When it came to Carl, a random act of kindness was anything but random. He was always fast to put the needs of others before his […]

Blessed with an outgoing nature, Joy was always fast to make new friends. From her younger days when she was the White Captain for Riverside’s Sports […]

Constantine C. Toner III, passed away unexpectedly on Nov. 9, 2012 at Virtua Memorial Hospital. He was born in Philadelphia on Sept. 12, 1960 and was […]