TAYLOR

Debra P.

 

on October 18, 2008, (nee Coveleski) of Gloucester City, NJ. Age51 years. Loving companion for many years of Dennis Chapman. Beloved mother of Tracy Taylor, Jeffrey (Jessica) Taylor, Kiesha Spavlik, Tamara Spavlik, William P. Spavlik, Jr. and Debra N. Chapman. She is also survived by her loving grandchildren Brandon Mahoney, Aiden Dolson, Jeffrey , Jr., Alyssa and Joseph Taylor, her mother Frances Coveleski, her brother Joseph Coveleski, and sister Frances Nelson.

Relatives and friends are invited to meet Thursday evening from 6:00 to 8:00 pm at the ETHERINGTON FUNERAL HOME 700 Powell St., Gloucester City. Catholic Prayer Services will be held 8:00 pm at the Funeral Home. Interment to be held at the convenience of the family. www.etheringtonfh.com

 

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Memorial Services were held for Louise Salerno, (nee Pannullo), 75, of Brooklawn, who died September 30, 2008.

Mrs. Salerno was born in Vineland, NJ and was a member of the Woodbury Jehovah\’s Witnesses Congregation where she enjoyed ministry and teaching the Bible.

Beloved wife of the late Joseph. Survived by her son Nicholas (Karen) of Mickleton; a sister Nancy Eubanks of Vineland; 2 grandchildren Anthony and Nicole and3 great grandchildren.

KUDOS!The Gloucester City Mustang Cheerleaders participated in the recent City Clean Up Day. The girls worked around the Water Street and Jersey Avenue area. There were over 25 girls who came out to support this worthy endeavor.

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Link: APP.com | Asbury Park Press.

February 18, 2008

Anthony Parisi, 39, of Gloucester City. Parisi, a former patient, is also a former Golden Gloves boxer who is proudest of pictures taken of him posing with the Los Angeles Lakers cheerleaders. But in March 2007, depressed that his boxing career hadn\’t panned out, he spent time in Ancora.

Parisi said he witnessed a sexual assault of a young woman while he was in the hospital.

Link: Courier Post

\”They definitely sell contraband to the patients. There are good staff there who try to help people. But there are people there who turn it into an industry, where they make money on the side,\” said Anthony Parisi, 39, a former Ancora patient who now works as a community organizer in Gloucester City.

NOTE: Thanks to WOW 2 who sent in this information on Mr. Parisi via a recent comment. ~Bill Cleary

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