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Born in Camden, NJ on Aug. 22, 1960. Departed on Aug. 26, 2010. Resided in Gloucester City, NJ.
Visitation:	Wednesday, Sep. 1, 2010
Service:	Thursday, Sep. 2, 2010
Cemetery:	New St. Mary\’s Cemetery
Kim Ann Griffith of Gloucester , NJ on August 26, 2010, aged 50 years. Always smiling, Kim was so full of life. For 19 years,Kim worked as a sheet metal worker for the Local Union # 19 in Philadelphia. She was a member of the Garrison Ladies Auxiliary & the VFW National Park, NJ. Spending time with her family, eating crabs & kickin back some cocktails, relaxing by the poolside are some of the wonderful memories Kim leaves behind. Beloved mother of Kristina Griffith. Companion of 9 years to Mark Schultz. Dear sister of Walter (Kim) Griffith Jr. and the late Lynn Marie MacDonald (James, Jr) Loving aunt of Ashley, Daniele, James III, Kelsie, Walter III and Michael. Devoted daughter of the late Mary Ann (nee Kennedy) and Walter Griffith, Sr. Visitation Wednesday 6 PM – 9 PM in the McGuinness Funeral Home, 34 Hunter St., Woodbury. Mass of Christian Burial Thursday 11AM DIRECTLY at Holy Angels Parish at St. Matthew\’s RC Church, 4th and Monument St., National Park, NJ Interment New Saint Mary\’s Cemetery, Bellmawr, NJ

 

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JERVAS
Anthony \”Tony\”

Suddenly at home, on August 25, 2010. Age 41. Of Audubon Park, formerly of Pennsauken. He is survived by his wife of 15 years Traci (nee Grubb), his 3 children, Gina, Christopher (Breanna), and Jessi, and his 2 grandsons Peyton and Justin. Son of Rosemarie (nee Minerva) and the late Richard. Twin brother of Lisa Wolf and 5 other siblings Rosemarie (Kevin), Richard, Michael (Cheryl), Angela, and Nicholas(Carolyn). Also survived by many nieces and nephews.

He will be greatly missed by ALL who knew him. Now you can ride your bike on the wide open road in the sky pain free. You are in my heart FOREVER!

Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend his viewing on Tuesday from 6 to 8 PM at the McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City, NJ. Catholic Funeral Service will begin at 8 PM in the funeral home. Cremation will be private. In lieu of flowers donations are welcome to the Tony Jervas Memorial Fund: P.O. Box 358, Gloucester City, NJ 08030. Expressions of sympathy www.mccannhealey.com under online obituaries of Anthony Jervas. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries may be made through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth St., Gloucester City, NJ 08030. Ph: 856-456-1142

THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
received from Adam via Email, author unknown
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This principal really nailed this one. Too bad we don\’t have more of them.

Do take the time to read this…..it would really change our country if all schools were run like this. If every high-school principal gave this speech at the beginning of the next school year, America would be a better place.

To the students and faculty of our high school:

I am your new principal, and honored to be so. There is no
greater calling than to teach young people.

I would like to apprise you of some important changes coming to
our school. I am making these changes because I am convinced that most
of the ideas that have dominated public education in America have worked
against you, against your teachers, and against our country.

First, this school will no longer honor race or ethnicity. I

My name is Elizabeth Joyner (nee Wunder), and I am writing this letter cause I am really shocked.
My mother, Elizabeth Frances Wunder (nee Fuhlbrick), was born and lived her whole life in Gloucester City. She died on September 20, 2009, and was buried at St. Mary\’s Cemetery — in the crypt (I-E-54) where the Virgin Mary watches over her.

My sister bought a silver angel from all of us and took it out to the grave. She put the angel under the bench that sits in front of the Virgin Mary.

She thought it would be okay there, as someone else had put something under the other bench for his or her loved one – and it had been there for almost a year.

But, we were wrong. I was shocked to find that someone would take something from a grave. I was so shocked that all I could think is: How could anyone do this?

How would they feel if this was for their mother?

Whoever took the angel broke one of God\’s rules, and one day will have to answer to God.
So, whoever has it, please return it back where it was under the bench in front of the Virgin Mary on (I-E-54), or to the office, with no questions asked.

I am very upset by all of this.

Elizabeth Joyner (nee Wunder), Gloucester City

 

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Delaware Bay Marine Study

NJDEP\’s Division of Fish & Wildlife\’s Bureau of Marine Fisheries biologists conduct several surveys each year to study the status of species populations in the Delaware Estuary. One of these surveys is the Delaware Bay Finfish Trawl Survey.

The data collected in these surveys allow biologists to develop abundance estimates and length frequencies of estuarine dependent finfish. The data are necessary for predicting future fishery trends and harvest potential.

Over the years a total of 76 different species have been identified, with the five most abundant being bay anchovy, Atlantic croaker, weakfish, blue crab and Atlantic herring. For more information on the 2009 survey, including the catch history and data on the most common species captured, see http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/artdelbaystudy10.htm on the division\’s website.

DEP CONTINUING WORK WITH EXELON TO MANAGE TRITIUM LEAK AT OYSTER CREEK

(10/P85)TRENTON – Commissioner Bob Martin today said the DEP has received the first data set from testing additional wells at the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station required under the current action plan, and plant operator Exelon Corporation is preparing to take remedial action.

August 26 TRENTON * The DEP has brokered an agreement that enables the Camden Redevelopment Agency to use dredged materials from a State-owned facility along the Delaware River in Palmyra to redevelop a Camden landfill as a multimillion-dollar Salvation Army community center, Commissioner Bob Martin announced today.

Register for the Women’s Health Conference
The 2010 Camden County Women’s Health Conference will be held on September 25 at Eastern Regional High School in Voorhees. \”The free conference features a series of 64 workshops and 90 exhibitors as well as sponsors and a complimentary continental breakfast and box lunch,\” said Freeholder Carmen Rodriguez, liaison to the Health Department. Visitwww.camdencounty.com to sign up today. Hundreds have registered already, so be sure to register now to get into the workshops you want to attend.

Caring for Aging Loved Ones Conference September 15
The Freeholder Board, in conjunction with the Camden County Division of Senior and Disabled Services, will host the free Caring for Aging Loved Ones Conference on September 15 at the Holiday Inn in Runnemede from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. \”The impact of caring for aging loved ones knows no racial, economic or religious barriers,\” said Freeholder Carmen Rodriguez, liaison to the Department of Health and Human Services. \”The Freeholder Board recognizes that many households in Camden County are struggling to find the right balance and keep a positive attitude.\” To register, contact the Division of Senior and Disabled Services at (800) 955-2446 or visit www.camdencounty.com.

Master Gardener Tip of the Week: Picking Vegetables in the Home Garden
The Camden County Master Gardener’s Program provides tips each week on the Camden County website. They are an opportunity for the home gardener to gain horticultural knowledge and skills with information