Jack was born in Philadelphia and was a resident of Gloucester City. He proudly served our country in the U.S. Navy during World War II. In 1990, Jack retired as equipment mechanic from PATCO. He was previously employed by Union Tank Car out of Philadelphia. Jack was a member of American Legion Stetser-Lamartine Post 281 in Gloucester Twp. and VFW Crescent Park Post 9563 in Bellmawr. He enjoyed working on cars, small engines and deep sea fishing.

The win by the 13th-ranked Blue Jays (8-2) marked the first time they had defeated eighth-ranked TCNJ (6-2) after the Lions claimed wins in the first 11 meetings between the two institutions.

In the second overtime, Branchini was awarded a penalty stroke in the closing minutes and shot high on Lion keeper Shannon Syciarz (Garwood, NJ/Arthur L. Johnson). Syciarz got a piece of the shot, but the ball had enough momentum to carry it just under the cross bar for the deciding goal.
In the opening half, the Lions jumped out in front quick as freshman Emilie Taylor Robbinsville, NJ/Robbinsville) scored 1:40 into the game. That goal came on an assist from junior Kellyn Riley (Cherry Hill, NJ/Cherry Hill West).

Thirty anglers received awards for prize-winning fish, but the grand prize went to Gene Brendel of Nutley, NJ, for catching a 32-inch striped bass. Mr. Brendel received a plaque along with two rod and reel combos, and will have his name engraved on the Governor\’s Cup, which is permanently displayed at the park.

A compelling factor for many businesses to continue to service the Gloucester City Community is the people of Gloucester City. This is truly a town where people care about people.

St. Mary Church and St. Mary School play a crucial role in stabilizing and strengthening the character of the Gloucester City Community. Many, many people have been educated spiritually and challenged to do better by the Dominican Sisters of Hope.

Their dedication to environmental stewardship led them to be leading members of the New Jersey Angling and Hunting Conservation Caucus. In fact, Burzichelli championed Sunday Bow Hunting and was instrumental in the bill being sent to Governor Corzine. Sunday Bow Hunting was signed into law.

Claire was at 1971 graduate of Gloucester Catholic High School and a 1976 graduate of Niagara University where she played basketball for both. She taught at St. Casimir’s School for over 20 years until it closed and presently she was the director of the Moorestown Friends School ESF Camp and also employed by the Philadelphia Phillies. Claire played, taught, coached, refereed and umpired sports her whole life.

She was the beloved mother of Matthew Thomas, loving daughter of Claire A. (nee Mesmer) O’Leary and the late Thomas J. O’Leary II, dear sister of Thomas J. O’Leary III, all of Delran, also surviving are many aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.

Interment Private.

PHOTO: Arthur B. \”Art\” Erdman Jr

Art proudly served our country in the U.S. Army. He started in 1973 working as a Camden County Sheriff’s Officer. In 1978, Art started with the Camden County Park Police and retired in 2001. He belonged to the Fraternal Order of Police, German American Police Association of Philadelphia and the New Jersey Retired Police Association.

Relatives, friends, Camden County Park Police , Camden County Sheriff’s Department and All Police Organizations are kindly invited to attend his viewing Thursday Evening from 7 to 9 pm and Friday morning from 9 am to 10 am at the McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, (at Brown Street) Gloucester City. Methodist Service 10 am in the funeral home officiated by Pastor Gary Brennan of Westville United Methodist Church.