For Dolores, nothing could replace the helping hand of a neighbor. During her 52 years in Delanco she offered a helping hand anyway she could. As […]

James J. “Bud” Coyle, Sr.rnHe never met a stranger! If you needed a hand he was there to help. If you rnneeded a dance partner you […]

Myrtle ran an open door policy. Her kitchen was Grand Central Station: a pot of coffee was always on and friends were invited in for a […]

William G. Burrisrn It was fitting that Captain Bill owned a boat named Straight Arrow, it reflected how he lived his life. He knew that integrity […]

Helen graduated from Patterson State College with a teaching degree. She wasn’t sure that teaching was what she wanted. Her sister talked her into substituting and […]

rn Valery knew that the next best thing to solving a problem was finding humor in it. Regardless of what came her way she could always […]

He was a walking sports encyclopedia, even about sports no onernwatches. His political views were strong (Damn Liberals). He wasrncantankerous in a good natured way. He’d […]

She happily disregarded her own life’s ups and downs in order to focus on her children. Her answer was always “yes”. Norma was outgoing and easily […]

John knew that if people concentrated on the really important things in life there’d be a shortage of fishing poles and golf clubs. He loved to […]

Cleanliness being next to godliness could be considered an understatement for Freda. To enter her home one would be hard pressed to find a speck of […]