Faith, family and basketball.

Those three words have played a huge part in Agnus (McGlade) Berenato\’s life for as long as she can remember.

She leaned on her faith and her family when she made the decision to leave Georgia Tech after 15 years as the head women\’s basketball coach to accept the same position at the University of Pittsburgh four years ago.

The Gloucester Catholic High School graduate, who has nine siblings, leaned heavily on her faith when her father died when she was in the seventh grade and her mother was left to raise the children, half of whom were still school-aged.

The mother of five children who range in age from 13 to 24 has been married for 25 years, yet complacency has not set in, personally or professionally. Berenato does not believe in settling or leading an uneventful or unexamined life. Read more

\’Runners fall short in Region 19 tournament

A man arrested for murder bribe a not-very-bright fellow on the jury with a hundred dollars to hold our for a verdict of manslaughter. The man later rushed up to the dishonest juror and said \”I\’m much obliged to you, my friend. Did you have a hard time?

\”Oh yes,\” said the dope. \”A terrible time, the other eleven wanted to acquit you!\”

The College of New Jersey\’s Jessica Bonelli hasn\’t been running track for all that long, but you sure wouldn\’t know it.

\”I started freshman year of high school,\” said the Gloucester Catholic High School graduate. \”I had never run track before and decided to go out for the team. I stayed with it through high school and came here. It\’s an excellent program that I came into. I\’ve been lucky enough to excel the last three years and have definitely improved.\”

The junior\’s improvement has been tangible.

She was a big part of the women\’s indoor track team\’s 10th straight title at the New Jersey Athletic Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships on Feb. 19, when the Lions easily outpointed Richard Stockton 222-129.

Bonelli, 20, won the 200 meters in 26.96, the 400 in an Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) qualifying time of 1:00.18, and was part of the winning 4×200 relay team, which won in 1:48.49. COURIER POST

WALSH, JOSEPH J.
58 of Audubon, NJ on 3/2/07. Arr. by McGuinness Funeral Home, Info. www.mcgfuneral.com 1-800-993-0888

Dear Mr. Bill,

My son called the court on 2/20/07 and was told that he did not have to appear in court on 2/27/07 about his so-called \”Abandoned vehicle.\” He was told to pay the $45.00 fine, which he sent in on 3/2/07.

Today we find a Failure to Appeal notice (!!!!!!!!!) and now he has to pay ANOTHER $10.00 by 3/20/07. This is after he was told by the court that he didn\’t have to appear.

This is about a car that was never abandoned.

And they wonder why people won\’t stay in this City!

Ms. Terry M. Callen

DOOLIN, LUCIE
(nee Smarrito) Of Westmont. Age 75. Beloved wife of Tom Doolin. Loving mother of Dennis (Sandy) of Merchantville, Dan (Lois) of Medford Lakes, Dawn (Adrian) of Houston, TX and Dena of Marlton. Devoted grandmother of Mary, Michael, Joseph, Stephen, Faith, Joshua, Destiny, Danielle, Kevin, Kacie,Zachary, and Sammy. Great grandmother of Steven, Sierra, Melissa, Madison, Evangeline and Matthew. Dear sister of Sue (Jack) Watson of Houston, TX, and sister in law of Ella Mae Smarrito of Gastonia, NC. Also survived by her niece, traveling companion and best friend Dolores Cimino.
Relatives and friends are invited to the viewing 6-9pm Monday and 10-11am Tuesday at the BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME, RT 73 and Evesham Rd., Marlton. Funeral Service 11am Tuesday at the Funeral Home. Interment Arlington Cem., Pennsauken. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to Children International, PO Box 219055, Kansas City, MO 64121-7269.