COURIER-POST, Thursday, December 29, 2005 3B SOUTH JERSEY. SANTANA, Judith A. On December 24, 2005 (nee Ayres) of Collings Lakes, NJ, age 53. She is the loving mother of Thomas J. Jr.
and Colleen M. Ritchie' both of Collings Lakes, NJ. She is the dear sister of Mary Hernandez, Howard F. Ayres III, John Ayres, Tony Ayres, and Joe Ayres. Her dear grandchildren James A.
Ritchie III, Kristen S. Ritchie, Skylar B. Murphy and Brodie Murphy also survive her. Judith was a substitute teacher and a school bus driver. She also taught CCD for five years at St.
Joseph's Church in Hammonton. Relatives and friends are invited to meet Friday morning from to 12:00 noon at the CRERAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 Powell St. in Gloucester City. Judith's funeral service will be held at 12:00 noon with interment to follow at New St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr, NJ.
There is no evening Viewing. SANTANGELO, Elvira (Nee Segalo), 91, of National Park, NJ, died Dec. 28 at home. A homemaker, she worked at Struthers Dunn in Pitman for 30 years, retiring in 1979. Elvira is survived by one daughter Concetta Christina of National Park, NJ.
two granddaughters, Toni Esposito and Diane Santangelo, both of Phila. and two great grandchildren, Joseph Esposito and Dana Esposito. Mass of Christian Burial will be on Saturday, Dec. 31, at Matthew's R.C. Church, 4th Street and Monument Ave, National Park, NJ, 08063.
Viewing at the church from 9:00 to Interment New St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr, NJ. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be sent ot the American Heart Association, 600 White Horse Pike, Audobon, NJ. 08106. Arrangements by DAVIS WAGNER FUNERAL CREMATION SERVICES, 171 Delaware Woodbury, NJ.
08096. SCHWEITZER, Richard A. Sr. On December 28, 2005, of Cherry Hill NJ, formerly of Philadelphia. Age 73.
Beloved husband of Sally Anne Schweitzer (nee McBride). Loving father of Richard A. (Sheryl) Schweitzer Jr. and loving grandfather of Danielle, Robert John. A veteran the US NAVY and a graduate of LaSalle University, Mr.
Schweitzer has been the president, owner and CEO of Sarco Inc. of Camden County in Voorhees NJ for the past 30 years. He has enjoyed spending winters in Palm Beach FL, but most of all enjoyed being with his family. Relatives and friends are invited to the Memorial Mass on Friday at at St. Thomas More Church 1439 Springdale Road Cherry Hill NJ.
Entombment Locustwood Memorial Park, Cherry Hill. www.bradleyfuneralhomemarlton.com BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME Wilson R. Bradley, Manager N.J. Lic. No.
2917 601 Rt. 73 S. Marlton, NJ 856-983-1005 SCICCHITANO, Margaret (nee Segalo), 93 of Voorhees Township, passed on from this life on Sunday, December 25, 2005 in North Port, Florida. Born in Philadelphia, PA on January 5, 1912, Margaret and her husband Francesco (Frank) Scicchitano, moved to the Osage section of Voorhees Township one in of 1937. the first They Italian- were notably American families to live in Voorhees.
Frank passed away at the age of 41 in 1943, leaving Margaret to raise four children alone. She was tenacious, determined, and independent. She was employed by RCA in Riverton and then the Voorhees Township School District where she worked as a teacher's aide and was known as the librarian at E.T. Hamilton School. She also worked at The Golf Farm Pro Shop in Voorhees in later years.
Although her home in Voorhees, she enjoyed her past twenty winters in Spring Hill, Florida and Boynton Beach, Florida. Margaret was a life-long active member of the community. She was a member of the Alter and Rosary Society at Our Lady of Grace Church in Somerdale. She was also a Girl Scouts Neighborhood Chairperson. She was an active member of the Voorhees Woman's Club for many years.
She participated in several senior citizens clubs, including Voorhees, Somerdale, and Stratford, as well as in Florida. Margaret was an avid reader and world traveler. She enjoyed going on numerous cruises over the years, traveling the United States, and visiting Europe, especially Italy, Spain, and France. She enjoyed dancing, golfing, and gardening and was a huge Philadelphia Phillies fan. She was loving mother and grandmother.
Margaret definitely enjoyed life to the fullest. Margaret is pre-deceased by husband, Francesco, five sisters, and one brother. She is survived by her loving four children: son Lewis, of Voorhees; daughter Pauline and her husband Robert Palumbo, of Voorhees; son Frank and his wife Carol, of Boynton Beach, Florida; and Rosemarie and her husband Raymond Shimrak, of North Port, Florida. She will be sadly missed by eleven grandchildren and eighteen greatgrandchildren. She is also survived by her sister Elvera Santangelo, of National Park, NJ.
Family and friends are invited to attend her viewing and visitation with the family on Friday at EUGENE J. ZALE FUNERAL HOME, INC. 712 N. WHITE HORSE PIKE STRATFORD, NJ Funeral Mass at on at Our Lady of Grace R.C. Church, Somerdale, NJ.
Burial Holy Cross Cemetery, Yeadon, PA. Information, Directions, Condolences, and Guestbook at Tomasetti) the best dad ever of Louis John Loretta, Linda Hurley, Thomas, Helen Yost and Rita Strough. Father in law of Stephen Hurley, Jennifer Stachiotti, William Yost and William Strough. Beloved pop-pop of Lauren, Stephen, Joey, T.J., William, Adeline, Billy and Christina. Dear brother of Mary DiGiorgio, Rose McLaughlin, the late Dolores DiCanzio, and the late Splendora Lugowski.
Also survived by many nieces, nephews and godchildren. Lou was a retired electrician for IBEW Local 351, member and usher of St. Peter's Church, member of of Bishop Justin McCarthy Assembly 4th Degree and an Army WWII Veteran. He enjoyed life to the fullest, vacationing each year in Fl. and St.
Martin and he will be greatly missed by his many friends and relatives. Relatives and friends of the family are kindly invited to attend His Visitation Thursday 7-9 PM and Friday AM at the FUNERAL HOME OF INGLESBY SONS, 2426 Cove Rd. Pennsauken NJ. Mass of Christian Burial Friday 10AM St. Peter's Church, 43 W.
Maple Ave. Merchantville NJ 08109. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery, Burlington. Donations in his memory may be made to Samaritan Hospice, 5 Eves Drive, Suite 300, Marlton, NJ 08053 or St. Peter's Church.
Directions, condolences and expressions of sympathy at www.inglesbyfuneralhome.co m. 2426 Cove Rd. Pennsauken, NJ 08109 John E. Inglesby, Mgr. INGLESBY N.J.
Lic. 856-662-1271 No. 3228 SONS STACHIOTTI, Louis D. On Dec.26, 2005, age 84 of Pennsauken NJ. Beloved husband for 58 years of Adeline (nee VAUGHN, Martha N.
Age of Berlin, on Serv: 11am, Fri. at CCU Missionary Bapt. View: 9-11am, Burial: Berlin Cem. Arr: TUNSIL FH. WIESEMANN, Joseph G.
the Delair section of Pennsauken his entire life. Dear son of the late Joseph and Cecelia Wiesemann. Survived by nephews John R. Wiesemann of Maple Shade and Edward Wiesemann of Raleigh also 3 great nephews, 1 great niece and dear friend Sally Games of Delair. Mr.
Wiesemann was a WWII Veteran and a retired carpenter. Relatives and friends of the family are kindly invited to attend his Visitation Saturday AM at the FUNERAL HOME OF INGLESBY SONS, 2426 Cove Rd. Pennsauken NJ 08109. Mass of Christian Burial 11 AM St. Veronica's Church, Holman Ave.
Delair. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill. and expressions of sympathy www.inglesbyfuneralhome.co m. 2426 Cove Rd. Pennsauken, NJ 08109 John E.
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www.courierpostonline.com WILLIS, Irving L. Age 76, of Franklinville, NJ. Died peacefully at home on Tuesday, December 27, 2005, surrounded by his family. He was born in South No Norfolk, VA, and lived in Washington Twp. before moving to Franklinville 4 years ago.
Mr. Willis is survived by his wife of 39 years, Ursula, his children, Michael A. Willis and his wife, Cheryl of Goffstown, NH and Gail A. Dardashi and her husband, Dr. Kambiz Dardashi of Los Angeles, CA, his two granddaughters, Rebekka and Katherine Willis, one brother, George W.
Willis, Jr. of FL and two sisters, Shirley Koerber of VA and Claudia Self of NC. Funeral services will be private at the convenience of the family. Contributions in Mr. Willis memory may be made to the Deborah Heart and Lung Center, 212 Trenton Road, Browns Mills, NJ 08015.
Arrangements are the MATHIS FUNERAL HOME, of Glassboro, NJ. WRIGHT, Edward J. Age 75 of Palmetto, Florida (formerly of Audubon and Ocean City, NJ) passed away on Thursday, December 8, 2005. Edward was born on December 11, 1929 in Camden, NJ. He is survived by his loving wife Veronica (Keating), daughters Jacqueline Lauk (Donald), Nancy Keller (Terry), Mary Wright, and son Mark Wright.
Edward also leaves behind seven granddaughters and one great grandsoemorial Mass will be held in Ocean City at Saint Francis Cabrini Church, on Saturday, January 7 at 11:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers donations may a be made to the Retirement Fund for the Sisters of Saint Joseph, 9701 Germantown Phila, PA 19118; The Sisters of Christian Charity, 350 Bernardsville Mendham, NJ 07945 or any charity of one's choice. IN MEMORIAM CONKLIN, Brian T. The hurt will never heal, but the love grows stronger everyday. You'll never be forgotten.
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Walker on the eighth, the anniversary of his Love, Family. Michael Vale, 83, star of Dunkin' Donut ads JOB HUNTING OR RECRUITING? Don't SOUTH JERSEY'S JOB FAIR January Job Fair Tuesday 7 January 10, 2006 9am 4pm Che MANSION Kresson Rd Evesham Rd Voorhees, NJ Bring your EMPLOYERS: Interview on the spot! To reserve your interviewing booth, call Pat Olson at 856-486-2541 or email: South Jersey's Newspaper COURIER-POST courierpostonline.com COURIER 10159189 POST careerbuilder NEW YORK Michael Vale, the actor best known for portraying sleepy -eyed Fred the Baker in Dunkin' Donuts commercials, has died at age 83. Mr. Vale died Saturday in New York City of complications from diabetes, son-in-law Rick Reil said. Ads featuring Fred, who uttered the line "Time to make the doughnuts," ran for 15 years until Mr.
Vale retired in 1997. Canton, Dunkin' Donuts said in a statement that Mr. Vale's character "became a beloved American icon that permeated our culture and touched millions with his sense of humor and humble nature." Mr. Vale was born in Brooklyn and studied acting at the Dramatic Workshop in New York City with classmates Tony Curtis, Ben Gazzara and Rod Steiger. A veteran of the Broadway stage, film and television, Mr.
Vale appeared in more than 1,300 TV commercials. Associated Press Twp. mayor takes to airwaves on WNJC Continued from Page 1B antenna is Kortman used to broadcast his show on 950 WPEN-AM in Philadelphia before the station changed to a sports talk format. "The airwaves are supposed to belong to the public, but they really don't," said John Forsythe, who purchased WNJC in 1994 for $161,000 at a federal bankruptcy sale. "Here, at our station, they do and for a reasonable amount of money." Forsythe, however, offered the Washington Township mayor's office a free half-hour block of time to fulfill the station's public service requirement.
He plans to extend the same offer next week to Deptford, where the station's "Quite honestly, it takes a mayor a lot of guts to sit down and do this kind of show," Forsythe said. "But it's the old getout-of-the-kitchen-if-you- can't-take-the-heat kind of thing." WNJC broadcasts at 5,000 watts and can be heard as far away as Wilmington, Kortman said many of his listeners might tune out when Moriarty, who was elected to a state Assembly seat last month, takes the hot seat. To counteract that, Moriarty also will field consumer affairs questions and tackle New Jersey issues, Kortman said. Reach Lisa Grzyboski at (856) 251-3345 or won't leave home Continued from Page 1B Hitchner had brandished a military sword Tuesday before the caregiver, a family friend, took the weapon away from him, Mayor Harry Elton said. The house where Hitchner had lived all his life was sold in July and the new owner, an unnamed investor, apparently moved to have him evicted, Elton said.
"I think that's what brought this to a head," he said. "We've been working with him since July to get a new home for him or some other arrangements, but to no avail. "There's a lot of people in town who do what they can for him. Evidently, he's having a real hard time with this right now," he said. Elton said the police chief was familiar with Hitchner and thought it best to make a personal visit after hearing that he had pulled out a sword.
"If they didn't feel comfortable going to the door, they wouldn't have gone," Elton said. The caregiver called police Wednesday morning to report that Hitchner was acting more irrationally than normal. Hitchner, who calls himself "the Colonel," has prior police reports involving domestic violence, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct, said Deptford Police Chief John Marolt, who acted as spokesman earlier in the day for departments involved in handling the standoff. Detours along Glassboro Road, the borough's main artery, diverted traffic around the scene. Borough officials worried about the disruption to residents who live close to the scene.
Audrey Graham, 73, was told to leave her house on Clearview Avenue close to the scene at 11 a.m. She and her husband ran errands, visited their daughter in East Greenwich and went to a restaurant for dinner. They made their way to the Woodbury Heights fire station on Elm Avenue Wednesday evening. "It's been awful long," said Graham, who depends on an oxygen tank to breathe. "I want to go home.
I'm getting tired." Her husband went out to a pharmacy to pick up at least a half a dozen medications that she would need if they had to stay the night at the township's fire station rather than being allowed to return home. John Lukas, 42, a plumber, returned to his Glassboro Road home after work around 4 p.m. Wednesday and was turned away. He said he was trying not to think about spending the night at the fire station. "You got to try to end this thing peacefully if you can," he said.
"There ain't no sense in people getting hurt." Reach Wil Shamlin at (856) 251-3346 or Staff writer Lisa Grzyboski contributed to this report..
