<p align=”center”></p> <p align=”center”>Charles was much like John Wayne’s The Quiet Man.  He came from a family of 14 children and probably had trouble being heard […]

Charles had the ability to balance his hardworking nature with an appreciation for the simple things in life.  He served as the registrar for the Fels […]

Regardless of where he was Joe went out of his way to meet people. Even if he was in a waiting room or elevator he’d strike […]

Pauline was a typical, old-fashioned Riverside girl with a big heart. Even when passing a stranger she was always the first to say hello. Perhaps being […]

Dogs were not Louise’s whole life, but they made her life whole. From her earliest days growing up on her family’s farm in Edgewater Park she […]

George “Skip” Nathaniel Peacock, Jr., 62, passed away at his home on Thursday, May 30, 2013 after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. A longtime resident […]

Aunt Marie’s bubbly personality did wonders for the staff where she worked. She kept things humming and fellow employees happy. She graduated with the class of […]

With her never ending supply of wit, you were never quite sure what was going to come out of Zita’s mouth. But, considering she could find […]

Though the old grey mare wasn’t quite what she used to be, Angie never slowed down. It was probably her cooking that kept her young. She […]

Jean was a lucky lady. She enjoyed the casinos. Atlantic City was good but she normally struck large in Chester. It was the phone calls to […]