James C. Delfidio DELFIDIO, James C. Age 87, of Atco, NJ, passed away January 7, 2009 at W.B. Kessler Memorial Hospital. Born in Camden, he was an Atco resident. Jim graduated from Temple University with a B.S. in Business Education and from Pacific Western University with an M.B.A. He was the founder and president of the James C. Delfidio Agency Inc. a Public Accounting Firm, Insurance and Real Estate Agency. He was a veteran of the US Navy WWII. He founded the Atco Sons of Italy, was president of Atco Lions, and president of Atco Business Association and Knights of Columbus Co. # 12833 of Berlin. Husband of the late Minnie Carone, surviving are his grandsons Ronald and James Delfidio III. Loving uncle of John R. Lolio Jr., Michael Delphidio, Annamae Davidson and Sharon Hanscom and many great nieces and nephews, great-great nieces and nephews. SMITH, DR. MICHAEL V., SR. Loving Husband, Dedicated Father, Respected Physician, went to be with the Lord on March 21, 2008, surrounded by his family at the age of 63. Michael was born in Camden January 9, 1945 and grew up in Pennsauken. He graduated from Camden Catholic H.S. in 1962, St. Joseph's College in 1966, and earned his Medical Degree from Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1972. Long time resident and doctor of Medford, he was a Board Certified Family Practice Physician who treated his patients with respect, dignity and compassion. Member of the Burlington Co. Osteopathic Medicine Assoc., the NJ Osteopathic Phys-icians and Surgeons Assoc. and American Osteopathic Assoc. and was a Board Member of the Physician's Alliance. Dr. Smith upheld, in every capacity, his Hippocratic Oath. A staunch supporter of the Traditional Latin Mass, he was integral in the formation of Mater Ecclesiae RC Church in Berlin and a member of the Parish Council. He was President of the Oblates of St. Jude, a Charter and 4th Degree Member of Mater Ecclesiae Council #12833 Knights of Columbus. Michael was an accomplished chef and winemaker, specializing in Italian cuisine - he delighted in cooking Sunday meals for family and friends. He was a musician, writer and storyteller, his grandchildren were mesmerized and friends and family entertained whenever they would gather. Michael leaves behind his adoring wife, Joan Marie (nee DiPietro) of 40 yrs. His sons Michael V. Jr., of Lake Placid, NY and Ronald V. of Merchantville. Daughters Jessica M. Moyer of Magnolia, DE, Jocelyn R. Smith of Charleston, SC and Justine M. Nichols of Medford. Grandchildren Michael V., III, Kaitlyn, Isobel, Lillian, Blaise, Jason, Talia and the late Steven. His mother, Margaret Bramble of Voorhees and two sisters, Kathy Fodor of Leisuretown and Diane Dawson of Rancocas. REV. CHARLES E. KUHL Of Berlin, NJ. Died November 2, 2002 on the Feast of All Souls. Fr. Kuhl was ordained to the Priesthood in the Marian Year 1954 and faithfully served the Diocese of Camden in many capacities. He served as Associate Pastor at Our Lady Star of the Sea, Atlantic City; Queen of Heaven, Cherry Hill; and St. Ann's Wildwood. He taught at Bishop Eustace, Camden Catholic, Holy Spirit and Paul VI High Schools. He served as Chaplain at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital where he also taught at their nursing school. He was Pastor of St. Bridget's, Glassboro and senior Priest at St. Anthony's Waterford. In his retirement he assisted at Mater Ecclesiae Church in Berlin. He is survived by James and Marian Love of Cherry Hill.

DONALD ARTHUR WIEDERECHT December 15, 1927 - July 24, 2004 Donald A. Wiederecht, born in the Bronx and a graduate of Fordham University (B.A. Journalism), began his career in baseball pitching for the New York Yankees and the Milwaukee Braves organizations.  He remembered retiring a teenaged phenomenon named Willie Mays on one of the world's longer flies.  A spring training arm injury ended Don's baseball career. He joined CBS Television Network as Director of Communications, Sports. This follow two years in the army where he was a correspondent for the Pacific edition of Stars and Stripes in Japan. His experience covered a wide variety of fields; Corporate Director for Colgate Palmolive Company and Financial Account Executive for Albert-Frank-Guenther Law, Inc. brought him to Wall Street. Donald was appointed Executive Director of the Tea Council of the USA.  This position allowed him to visit major tea producing countries; India, Indonesia, Kenya and Sri Lanka. Upon retiring, Don spent many happy hour at "Summer Trails Camp for Boys" coaching and demonstrating baseball techniques. His love and affection was, of course, for his family; but the great love he felt for the Catholic Church and Pope John Paul II was never ending.  "We must help each other to get to heaven", was Don Wiederecht's inspiration and way of life.  He enjoyed being a third degree member of the Knights of Columbus.

FRANCIS P. DIGIOVANNI 73, of Glendora, NJ on August 5, 2004 at his residence surrounded by his family in the comfort of his home. Born in Philadelphia, PA. He served in Korean War in the US Army. Graduated from Bok Vacational School in 1948. He recieved a degree in Education from Univ. of Penna. and then returned to be a teacher at Bok School for 41 years in Runnemede, NJ which he founded in 1949 til present. Beloved husband of the late Rosemarie (nee Pompo) DiGiovanni. Devoted Father of Anthony (wife Joanne) DiGiovanni, of Phila., PA and Paul (wife Andrea) DiGiovanni, of Glendora, NJ. Loving Grandfather of Alicia & Alanna. Brother of Carmela DiBartolo; Edward DiGiovanni; and Livia Candeloro.

FRANCIS B. KELLY Suddenly on September 18, 2006; of Berlin, formerly of Pennsauken; age 79 years. Beloved husband of the late Clarita (nee Eusebio); Devoted father of Clarita and her husband Jeff Hatley, Catherine Kelly, Jean and her husband George Smith, and Victoria and her husband Michael Adams; Loving grandfather of Jeffrey, Ethan, Jared, Zachary, Daniel, Heather, Summer and Bradley; Dear brother of Philip and Paul. Mr. Kelly was a United States Navy Veteran serving from 1945 to 1954.

LOUIS PAUL TOME, SR. On April 7, 2007 of Blackwood, NJ. Age 78. Beloved husband of the late Marie (nee Fiorino) and the late Agnes (nee McLarney). Loving father of Lorraine Tome of Voorhees, NJ, and Louis P. Tome, Jr. and his wife Sarah Daisley of Blackwood, NJ. Loving stepfather of Thomas Beach (Candace) of Sewell, NJ; Barbara Van Art (Mark) of Glendora, NJ; James Beach (Mary) of Marlton, NJ; Jeff Beach (Christine) of Burlington, NJ; Kevin Beach (Lisa) of Oviedo, FL; Sandra Koehler (Steve) of Glendora, NJ. Devoted grandfather of Thomas, Tyler and Timothy. Devoted step grandfather of Doug, Dan, Kyle, Colleen, Jared, Justin, Ashley, Lindsey, Danielle, Erica, Dana, Trevor, Parker, Allana and Brenna. Loving step great grandfather of Gabrielle and Benjamin. Dear brother of Robert Tome and Rudolph Tome both of Avon Park, FL, Frank Tome of Pasadena, CA and many nieces and nephews.

DAVID J. FLYNN On July 1, 2007 David of Pine Hill, age 61yrs. Beloved husband of Patricia (nee Favieri) Flynn. Survived by his children Michael D. of Erial, Tricia of Pine Hill, Matthew D. of Pine Hill, Tina 'Reds' of Pine Hill, grandson Nicholas M. and sister Eileen Roach of Audubon. David was a 4th Degree Knight at the KofC Council 12833, a member of the American Legion Post 286 (Past Commander) & Rotary Club member. David served in the US Navy during Vietnam War. He worked in Pine Hill for 18 years at the Public Works Dept. as Superintendent. David was the Code Enforcement Officer in Pine Hill and a member of the Public Works Superintendent Association (Past Vice President).