Locke, NormanrnrnNorman waited longer than most to get married. Shortly before he retired from the Du Pont Repauno Plant he wed. His wait was rewarded with […]

Joe spent his entire life on the family farm: his happiest times were when his hands were in the soil. He spent 8 hours a day […]

rn John may have had more one-liners than Henny Youngman. If you asked him how he felt, “with my hands” he’d reply. At his home in […]

From the moment his feet hit the floor in the morning, August gave his all. Only occasionally did he feel the need to leave Riverside: it […]

For Eileen the only time housework came before sewing was in the dictionary. With her needle and thread she could make just about anything. The curtains […]

There were two things Joe always had; a tireless work ethic and a one-liner for any situation. At age eighteen he entered the U.S. Army. His […]

He turned a wrench for Bobbitt Plymouth until his retirement, but his true love was farming. Summer nights John came home, ate a quick dinner, then […]

“The most wasted of all days is one without laughter”-E.E. Cummings. Flossie never wasted a day in her life. It never mattered what was happening, with […]

On the playground Jarred would help friends, let them go first, in general be non aggressive. Not so on the football field. There the gentle giant […]

Mother of four and grandmother of eleven, Pat’s home was never complete without her family. Extremely generous, especially with her grandchildren, one of whom remembers being […]