David Richter: Send Me To Congress So I Can Help Trump

President Trump is Keeping America Great. He is putting Americans over the political elites.

Meanwhile, the radical left has been:

Wasting MILLIONS trying to overturn a fairly won election.

Trying to pass socialist policies like the Green New Deal and Medicare for All.

Trying to take our Second Amendment Rights.

Proposing open borders and free college for illegal immigrants.

… And so much more. These radical and socialist policies have absolutely no place in our American democracy.

The left is too afraid to face the facts – America is thriving under President Trump\’s leadership and I am proud to be a day one supporter of President Trump.

Now, they are working overtime to defeat him.

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Under President Trump\’s leadership, America is WINNING once again. But if we let the Democrats keep the majority in the House then nothing is ever going to get accomplished.

Congress is supposed to serve the people, and all they are doing right now is serving themselves and their own agenda.

They don\’t care that the President is delivering real results, they only care about advancing their own radical agenda.

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I proudly stand with President Trump, which is why I decided to run for Congress. Like President Trump, I am not a politician. I am a businessman and a proven job creator. That\’s what we need more of in Congress – those who are more interested in working for the American people, rather than furthering their own career.

Send me to Congress so I can help him finish this work he has started. Together, we win.

Services Cancelled due to COVID-19:Lynda Lee Keebler, of Gloucester City, age 51

Lynda’s family will hold a private service in the upcoming days. The public visitation which was originally scheduled for Saturday, March 21, 2020 at the funeral home, has been cancelled. Lynda’s family will hold a public memorial later in the summer so all her beloved family and friends can gather, remember and celebrate the impactful life that she lived.

Love, Laughter, Joy, and Light

A magical, spiritual person who made a deep connection with everyone who crossed her path. Lynda had an amazing and genuine ability to make everyone she met feel valued and loved. She made the everyday seem magnificent and never took one moment for granted. She embraced life and surrounded herself with the beauty of nature at her

enchanted lake house. Whether she was enjoying a cup of tea on her deck or a peaceful moment kayaking on the lake, she always found the pretty in every day.

Lynda’s sweet smile lit up a room and her infectious laughter was contagious. Every person blessed to know her has a favorite “Lynda” story to tell, that ends with, “You just can’t make this stuff up”.

This warrior’s strength and courage was curiously paired with her sweet and gentle heart. She exemplified class and poise in the face of adversity.

Her spirit lives on in the hearts of her loving husband and soulmate Shawn Lepley, her adored parents Frank and Darline \”Doll\” Keebler (nee Ternau), beloved sister Karen Hartman (Robert), and her late brother Frankie Keebler, cherished nephews Frankie Willerton and Joseph Hartman, and her precious dog Zenny. Naturally loved by Shawn\’s extended family especially her nieces and nephews Owen, Chloe, Tierney, Clarke, Reece, Conner, and Kellen. Along with many loving aunts, uncles, cousins and endeared friends.

Heaven’s Angel, our once Earth Angel, has truly earned her Wings.

Relatives and friends are invited to her visitation on Saturday, March 21st, from 10 AM to 1 PM at the McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 851 Monmouth St., Gloucester City. Prayer service immediately following in the funeral home. Interment will be private.

In lieu of flowers, donations are requested to Lynda Lee Keebler Scholarship Fund, c/o Gloucester City High School, 1300 Market St., Gloucester City, NJ 08030.

Condolences and Memories may be shared at

www.mccannhealey.com

under the obituary of Lynda Lee Keebler. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME, Gloucester City. Ph:856-456-1142

Kevin O\’Donnell “Heavy Kevy”, of Williamstown, formerly of Gloucester City, Rams Alum

Kevin aka “Heavy Kevy”, O\’Donnell, age 59 of Williamstown, New Jersey passed away peacefully on March 12, 2020 surrounded by his family. Beloved husband to Vickie (nee Curtis) O’Donnell, devoted father to daughters Devin and Riane

“Heavy Kevy”

O’Donnell. Cherished son of Thomas J. O’Donnell and the late Kathleen (nee Delahunty) O’Donnell. Son-in-law of Wilma Curtis and the late Charles T. Curtis. Kevin was happily married to Vickie O’Donnell for 21 years. There is nothing in the world he valued more than his family. He is survived by 5 siblings – whom all share the most remarkable bond with each other. Dr. Deborah Mulgrew (Joe), Kelly Duffy (John), Tricia Cunningham-McNulty (the late Steve McNulty), Michael O’Donnell (Denise), and Thomas E. O’Donnell, Esq. (Ruth). He is also survived by an uncle, aunts, cousins and many nieces and nephews.

Kevin was from Gloucester City, New Jersey. He graduated from Gloucester Catholic High School in 1978 as a proud Ram. He received a degree in business and finance from West Liberty University. Kevin worked briefly as a stockbroker but most of his career was in the mortgage industry. He was a valued employee of Greentree Mortgage Company in Gibbsboro, New Jersey. Kevin worked in the mortgage and banking industry for over 30 years. He was an active member of the New Jersey Mortgage Bankers Association and was commonly considered a “mortgage savant”.

Kevin was well-known as Heavy Kevy, a champion Wing Bowl competitor and commentator. He was a proud winner of Wing Bowl 2 and 3 and went on to be inducted into the WIP Wing Bowl Hall of Fame. If you knew anything about Kevin O’Donnell, you knew he had impeccable style. He was always well dressed, and he enjoyed working as a mortgage banker very much. He was a devout Catholic, and a friend to anyone in need. As a kind and compassionate man, he sought every opportunity to comfort and support those who needed help in any situation. He enjoyed coaching football, watching sports, hanging out with his girls and binge-watching Dallas, The Sopranos and Live PD. An avid music lover – Kevin could quote the lyrics to nearly any song between 1970 and 2000. A Phillies and Eagles fan till the end, he assures us all he will talk to the Big Guy about getting us another Super Bowl win this year.

There will be a viewing from 6:00pm to 9:00pm Monday evening at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE. Viewing Tuesday morning 9:00am to 10:00am at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE. Funeral Mass 11:00 am at St. Mary’s Church Gloucester City, New Jersey. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made in Kevin’s name, payable to the Ram Fund c/o Gloucester Catholic High School, 333 Ridgeway Street, Gloucester City, NJ 08030.

Letitia M. McNally, Registered Nurse with the Philadelphia Nursing Home

Cherry Hill – On March 10, 2020. Age 62. Letitia worked for many years as a Registered Nurse with the Philadelphia Nursing Home in Philadelphia.

Burial will be private at the family’s convenience. There will be no visitation or service.

Condolences and Memories may be shared at

www.mccannhealey.com

under the obituary of Letitia M. McNally. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries through:

McCANN-HEALEY

FUNERAL HOME

: Gloucester City Ph: 856-456-1142

Burlington County Sheriff Files Complaint in Superior Court to Stay Eviction Proceedings

in Response to COVID-19

Mount Holly—

Counsel, on behalf of

Burlington County Sheriff Anthony Basantis, filed a Complaint for Declaratory Judgement in Superior Court this evening to stay the execution of eviction orders. This is supported by Governor Murphy’s Executive Order No. 103,

declaring a State of Emergency for the Coronavirus public health crisis. The Sheriff’s duties include, but are not limited to, overseeing the service of writs of possession related to evictions and ejectments for properties within Burlington County.

A member of the Burlington County Coronavirus Task Force, the Burlington County Sheriff will evaluate the need to reallocate resources of the Sheriff’s Office to assist in addressing the public health, welfare, and safety concerns of the community.

“Displacing residents from households is inconsistent with the goals of containing the spread of COVID-19,” said Sheriff Basantis, “Evictions will increase social contact, and disrupt self-isolation efforts by residents attempting to comply with the recommendations to minimize the spread of the virus.”

NJBIA Statement on Senate Economic Relief Actions in Response to Coronavirus

NJBIA President and CEO Michele N. Siekerka, Esq. released the following statement in response to a series of economic relief actions announced today by Senate President Steve Sweeney.

\”NJBIA thanks Senate President Sweeney for consideration of these much needed economic initiatives, which will help both employers and employees during these extremely challenging and worrying times for small business in the state of New Jersey.

\”In no uncertain terms, many of our members are telling us both directly and through our polling that they have serious concerns about the stability and solvency of their operations, both in the short-term and the long-term, due to the overall response of the coronavirus.

\”We believe the protections and extensions proposed today are a start toward helping to mitigate some of the negative economic impacts being experienced, or soon to be experienced by our job creators, workers and their families as we go through this together.

\”NJBIA is grateful to our policymakers for their continued consideration of ideas and proposals that can help the business community and we look forward to further working with them as they come to fruition.\”

New Jersey Cancels All Municipal Court Hearings, Jury Trials for Two Weeks

March 14, 2020

(Camden, NJ) – Yesterday, the Camden County Department of Health announced the second presumptive positive case of coronavirus (COVID-19) in Camden County. On Saturday, New Jersey Supreme Court Chief Justice, Stuart Rabner, announced that all municipal courts in the state will begin a two-week suspension starting Monday.

Anyone scheduled to appear in municipal court between Monday, March 16, and Friday, March 27, will receive notice of a new court date.

“Although the risk posed by coronavirus in New Jersey is still considered low for the general public, suspending these and other activities helps to reduce the likelihood of exposure for residents who would otherwise be required to spend several hours in crowded facilities,” said Freeholder Director Louis Cappelli, Jr. “Our administration is working tirelessly to ensure that government services remain available to Camden County residents while we combat the spread of coronavirus. We share the state’s goal to minimize the risk posed to our residents while causing the smallest possible disruption to daily life.”

On March 12, Rabner suspended all reporting for petit jury service,

announcing

that no new civil or criminal jury trials would be conducted until further notice. Ongoing jury trials and grand juries are to continue at this time. Jurors who are serving on ongoing trials are asked not to report if they are sick or at risk of exposure to COVID-19.

New protocols have been implemented throughout Camden County to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the county’s workforce and residents. Enhanced cleaning and screening protocols have been implemented in county facilities, monitoring for potential exposures and keeping high-contact surfaces such as doorknobs, elevator buttons, and handrails disinfected. All work-related travel has been cancelled.

The Camden County Correctional Facility has cancelled all in-person visits and has instituted a pandemic response policy. Additionally, all inmates will have their temperatures taken upon booking and release. Both the staff and inmate populations have been briefed on proper practices to reduce their risk of exposure and protect themselves from contracting coronavirus.

School districts throughout the state have begun announcing closures for training, cleaning, and to mitigate the risk of exposure inside their facilities. In Camden County, Pennsauken and Camden City School Districts have announced closures beginning March 16, until March 27, and April 1, respectively.

A complete list of all school closures in the state is being maintained on the New Jersey Department of Education

website

Information regarding coronavirus, government preparations, event cancellations, and all other updates from Camden County is being continually updated on

camdencounty.com

. Residents should frequently check the county webpage and social media for up-to-date information.

GUEST OPINION: America awakes to a national emergency and a weekend at home

By Dan McCaleb |

The Center Square

A day after President Donald Trump issued an

emergency declaration

over the coronavirus pandemic, Americans woke up Saturday realizing life over the next several weeks will be very different.

Schools are closed. Colleges and universities are turning to virtual education online. College students studying far from home are making travel plans to return home early.

Sporting events are postponed or cancelled.

Many workers are being asked to work from home.

Grocery store shelves are empty.

Churches are cancelling services.

Many states have enacted bans on mass gatherings, including parades, concerts and other social events.

Americans\’ 401(k)s are less valuable.

Social distancing is the catch phrase of the day.

As of Friday night, more than 2,200 people have been diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus that originated in China in December. At least 59 people died: the majority of them, 37, in the state of Washington, the epicenter of the disease in the U.S.

Globally, more than 142,000 cases have been confirmed.

Trump during a Friday afternoon news conference asked Americans not to panic but instead called for a \”shared sacrifice\” so \”we can get past this.\”

Trump\’s emergency declaration makes available up to $50 billion of federal funds to help stop the spread of the disease and frees up other federal resources. He asked every hospital in the country to activate their disaster plans to help deal with the crisis and every state to establish emergency response centers.

He said a public-private partnership will lead to the faster development of new tests, which have been in short supply around the country. Drive-thru testing has begun in some states, and Trump vowed that more would be opening across the country soon.

Health officials say most people are not at high risk of serious complications from COVID-19, but they urge everyone to take proper precautions to help protect people who are in high-risk groups, such as older people and those with chronic health conditions.

Health officials recommend the following precautions:

Those who believe they been exposed to COVID-19 should call their healthcare provider, or the nearest hospital if they lack a healthcare provider

Wash your hands often with soap and warm water for 20 seconds, or use hand sanitizer

Avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth with unwashed hands

Cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing

Avoid contact with people who are sick and say home if you are sick

Stay at least 6 feet away from others when in public

posted here with permission of

The Center Square

Raymond Thomas Ferri, Owner of Ridge Associates; Proudly Served in the Military

On March 11, 2020. Age 92. Of Medford. Formerly of Princeton, Basking Ridge and North Plainfield, NJ. In the loving and devoted care of his wife of 50 years, Ella Mae Ferri (nee Jahn). Cherished father of Maryileen Cumbaa (Charles), Richard Ferri (Terry), Robert Ferri (Melody), Gregory Ferri (Melissa),

Bernadette Dunphy (Phil), Suzanne Meyer (Jay), Donna Ferri (late Paul) and the late Raymond Ferri Jr. Beloved step-father of Lisa Martell (Chris), Leslie Westhead and the late Lauren Jane Chiovarou. Loving grandfather of Richard Ferri, Max Ferri, Brandon Ferri, Dylan Ferri, Alex Cumbaa (Allison), Chelsea Nourse (Daryl), Brian Dunphy, Nicolette Dunphy, Courtney Dunphy, Sean Dunphy, Amanda Meyer, Kathryn Meyer, Lauren Robertson (Martyn), Lindsay Martell, Leah Martell, Danielle Foster (Kenneth), Derek Westhead and Shannon Westhead.

Ray was born and raised in North Plainfield, NJ. He proudly served in the U.S. Army Air Corps from October 31,1944 to May 17, 1945 as a private. Ray proudly served in the U.S. Marine Corps from August 20,1945 to October 14, 1946 as a Private First Class. He proudly served in the U.S. Navy from May 12, 1950 to July 23, 1951 as a Naval Cadet in Pensacola, Florida. After his proud and honorable military service, Ray worked as a technician for Bell Laboratories in Murray Hill, NJ. He was the owner of Ridge Associates in Rockaway, NJ.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend Ray’s visitation on Monday, March 16, 2020 from 9:30 am to 10:45 am at The Catholic Church of Saint Isaac Jogues (Chapel): 349 Evesboro – Medford Road, Marlton, NJ 08053. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 11 am in the church. U.S. Marine Corps Military Honors will follow Mass. Cremation private.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations are requested to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital: Memorials Processing: 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105 – 9959. Please write in memo: Raymond Thomas Ferri.

Condolences and Memories may be shared at

www.mccannhealey.com

under the obituary of Raymond Thomas Ferri. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries may be made through: McCann-Healey Funeral Home: Gloucester City. Ph: 856-456-1142

Theodore L. Galiazzi, Sr., “Ted” of Bellmawr

Theodore L. Galiazzi, Sr., “Ted”, on March 12, 2020, of Bellmawr; formerly of Magnolia.

Age 80.

Beloved husband of Marie (nee Iacovelli). Devoted father of Linda Galiazzi, Diane Verratti, Ted Galiazzi, Jr. (Heather), and Michael Galiazzi (Christine). Loving Pop Pop of Mia, Bella, Mikey, Julionna, Gia, and Nick. Dear brother of Richard Galiazzi (Marie), Annette Venezia, and the late Anthony and Bobby Galiazzi. Also survived by nieces and nephews.

Ted retired from RCA in Camden after 30-plus years of employment. There will be a viewing from 8:15am to 10:15am Wednesday morning at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE. Funeral Mass 11am Wednesday at Holy Child Parish, St. Teresa RC Church, Runnemede. Interment New St. Mary’s Cemetery, Bellmawr.