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Leonora Mitaldia Hutton, 90,Former Ridely Park residentLeonora Mitaldia Zadnik Hutton, 90, formerly of Ridley Park, died peacefully in Canon City, Colo.Born in Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. Hutton was a longtime Ridley Park resident before living in Canon City.The past president of the Folsom Elementary School PTA, Mrs. Hutton was also a former member of the Folsom Fire Co. Womens Auxiliary.She was a past worthy matron of the Order of Eastern Star and an Eastern Star rest home volunteer. Ronald worked as a printing pressman for The Seaford Leader, Sams Print Shop and Standard Register Company in Salisbury, Md. He was also a member of Cripple Creek Golf Club near Bethany Beach, Del., where he was senior champion in 2000. Funeral Home website by. Terms of Use | They may be left at or mailed to Bittiker Funeral Home, P.O. Miss Klina also loved her two Shih Tzu, Pookie and Suki. ; sisters, Theresa Weber of Alabama, Lee Costigan of Havertown; six grandchildren.Mass: 10 a.m. Friday, St. Joseph Church, 500 Woodlawn Ave., Collingdale.Visitation: After 9 a.m. Friday at the church.Burial: Private.Arrangements: Marvil Funeral Home, Darby.Condolences: www.marvilfuneralhome.com.

A graveside service will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Philadelphia.Visitation: 6-8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Mary Jean DeVoe Volpe, 88,Lansdowne homemakerMary Jean DeVoe Volpe, 88, a longtime Lansdowne resident, died April 12 at Harlee Manor Nursing Home in Springfield.Born in Emporium, Pa. to the late Frederick and Jean McNarney DeVoe, she has lived in Lansdowne for the past 52 years. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Marple.Contributions: The Joe Uff Cancer Foundation, 2360 Overlook Drive, Aston, PA 19014. Tiberi was a member of Our Lady of Peace Church in the Milmont Park section of Ridley Township. She was the widow of Francis Tiberi. He often donated his own snowblower, lawn tractor and various maintenance tools to the church.Mr. She was the daughter of the late Donald and Edith Harvey Kriebel and the sister of the late Dean Kriebel.Survivors: Daughters, Deborah S. Santucci and Diane Samuels Murray, both of Drexel Hill; sons, Ray Francis Samuels of Three Springs, Jack Gordon Samuels of West Chester; brothers, Donald Kriebel and Dennis Kriebel; 12 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren.Service: 8 p.m. Thursday at the Frank C. Videon Funeral Home, 2001 Sproul Road, Broomall.Visitation: 7 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Obituaries |

We would like to offer our sincere support to anyone coping with grief. He was a former member of St. Madeline Church in Ridley Park and Epiphany Church in Long Port. Lintner was the widow of Ernest W. Lintner, with whom she shared 50 years of marriage, mother of the late Rosemary McIntyre, Connie Donahue, Ernest Pete Lintner and Bill Lintner, and daughter of the late Edward and Rose Pierce Lintner.Survivors: Son, Tim Lintner of Dover, Del. Bush was a homemaker.She was a member of St. Matthews CME Church in the Twin Oaks section of Upper Chichester for more than 60 years, where she served as an usher, missionary, trustee and youth mentor.Mrs. He was educated in Boothwyn public schools.

He was a machinist at Boeing-Vertol Helicopter plant in Morton, then at Boeing in Essington for more than 33 years. Visitation: 6-9 p.m. Thursday and 8:30-10 a.m. Friday at the DAnjolell-Stigale Memorial Home, 3260 Concord Road, Aston.Burial: SS. ; sisters, Loretta Harding of Washington, D.C., Ollie Grimseley of Wilmington, Del. She was a graduate of Chester public schools and Delaware County School of Nursing.Mrs. We might permanently block any user who abuses these conditions. Each arrangement is guaranteed to be handcrafted and delivered fresh by a reputable local florist.Click here for directions to Marvil Funeral Home, - Up to 8 full color photos of your facility, Click here for directions to Marvil Funeral Home. In his younger years he enjoyed his Mopar cars, surf fishing, camping and watching Nascar.

Following Mr. Maglios tenure at PECO, he was instrumental in bringing the first true discount liquor mart to the South Jersey shore. He also owned and operated various banking services.Mr. She loved her grandchildren and great-grandchildren very much. Sharon Louise Stricker, 56,Aramark employeeSharon Louise Stricker, 56, a lifelong resident of Lester, Tinicum Township, died April 13 at Crozer-Chester Medical Center.Born in Chester, she was a graduate of Interboro High School.Miss Stricker was a cashier for Aramark at the Boeing cafeteria.She was a former member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Lester Fire Co. She was a member of the Ladys Auxiliary of VFW, Fox Smith Post. She loved little children and Mother Earth.Her husband of 56 years, John A. Volpe, died in 1997.Survivors: Children, Jean Theiss of Ocean Isle Beach, N.C., Lani Gibson of Wilmington, Del., Terry Baraldi of Lansdowne, John Volpe of Aston, Jacqueline Hughes of Covington, Wash., Mark Volpe of Media, Joe Volpe of Lansdowne, Amy Gunsell of Mountain Ranch, Calif.; grandchildren and great-grandchildren.Service and burial: Private.Contributions: To the environmental or childrens charity of the donors choice.Arrangements: Doyle-Stonelake Funeral Home, Lansdowne. Condolences: May be sent by to www.whiteluttrell.com. Rothenberger was widower of Sarah Elizabeth Moses, who died in 2004 after 58 years of marriage.Survivors: Sister-in-law, Betty Hopkins-Moses; nieces and nephews and their children; friends and neighbors.Service: 2 p.m. Saturday, Ridley Park United Methodist Church, Swarthmore Avenue and Dupont Street, Ridley Park.Burial: Private in Springbrook, Pa.Arrangements: Griffith Funeral Chapel, Norwood.

He attended Southern High School in South Philadelphia and graduated from the former Pennsylvania Military College, now Widener University.A lobbyist for the Philadelphia Electric Co., his career began as a meter reader. Mr. Holmes was a member of Temple Baptist Church and Franklin Lodge 58, Free & Accepted Masons.

He retired in 1985.He was a Navy veteran of World War II. She spent her life making things for her family.She was the widow of Clifford L. Marcus.Survivors: Daughter, Lynne Yerkes Halpin of Lafayette, Calif.; son, Geoffrey Lee Marcus of New Market, Md., one grandson, two granddaughters; three great-grandchildren.Arrangements: Hulls Walnut Creek Chapel, Walnut Creek, Calif. Mary Jane Meixell, 92, Devoted family woman Mary Jane Meixell, 92, of Chadds Ford, died April 14 at Naamans Creek Country Manor in Bethel.

Mrs. Tiberi was the daughter of the late Emedio DeJoseph and Elvira Tella and the sister of the late Alec DeJoseph, Leonard DeJoseph, Palmerino DeJoseph and Margarite DeJoseph.Survivors: Sons, Thomas Tiberi of the Holmes section of Ridley Township, Mark Tiberi of Cochranville, Chester County; daughter, Barbara Latini of Holmes; sisters, Anna DeJoseph of Downingtown, Evelyn DeJoseph of Wayne; brother, Robert DeJoseph of Wayne; six grandchildren.Mass: 11 a.m. Thursday, Our Lady of Peace Church, 208 Milmont Ave., Milmont Park.Visitation: 10-11 a.m. Thursday at the church.Burial: SS. Loving girlfriend Amber, and a host of cousins and friends. Mr. Rothenberger was known for his war stories, his dry sense of humor and his gruff exterior that hid his soft heart.He was a longtime member of the Free & Associated Masons.Mr. There will be no viewing after the eulogy.Burial: Private. He was a very handsome and photogenic person who wasnt afraid to express himself in front of a camera.

Wasyl Bolonka, 84,Former General Motors employeeWasyl Bolonka, 84, of Port St. Lucie, Fla., and formerly of the Boothwyn section of Upper Chichester, died April 10 in Florida.Born in Ukraine, he lived in Boothwyn for 25 years before moving to Florida more than one year ago.He worked for General Motors for 25 years in Wilmington, Del. Granddaughters Ella and Ava Marvil. She was a member and secretary for the Military Order of the Cootie, Delaware County Chapter 46.She was the daughter of the late Margaret McDonald Stricker and the sister of the Janet Kenish.Survivors: Father, Franklin Stricker of the Lester section of Tinicum Township; sister, Joyce Robertson of Chester; brother, Frank Stricker of Aldan. She loved auctions, cats and WI Bowling. Marvil Timothy Johnson ( Moo-Moo) was born on October 20th, 1992 in Oak Lawn, IL. 2 sisters-in-law, Muriel McGowan and Sharley Buchner; She was preceded in death by her husband, Victor LaBar. He was the son of Marvil and Tawana Johnson. Freeman attended Bethany Baptist Church in Chester and was a member of American Legion Auxiliary No. He was a member of Calvary Baptist Church in Chester, where he was an usher and custodian. Following high school, Marvil Ann worked as a cook for Carrollton School District for thirty-three years, the Carrollton Country Club and Coach Inn. Miller worked as a historian.He was a member of the Chester County Historical Society, the GAR Museum and Library and the American Historical Society.He was a member of the Temple Political Science Honor Society, Pi Sigma Alpha, and the Temple History Honor Society, Pi Alpha Theta.He enjoyed baseball and collegiate wrestling.He met Bob Hope, Donald OConner, Jim Neighbors and Howard Cossell.He was the son of the late Betty Jane Miller.Survivors: Wife of 25 years, Phyllis D Miller of Glenolden; father, Arthur H. Miller; son, Grant A. Miller of Glenolden; brother, Dale A. Miller.Service: Private.Burial: Private.Arrangements: Cavanagh Cremation Services Inc., Norwood.Contributions: Grand Army of the Republic, Museum and Library 4278 Griscom Street, Philadelphia, PA 19124-3954. His infectious smile warmed many hearts and definitely lit up any room that he was in.

There will be no viewing after the eulogy.Burial: Haven Memorial Cemetery, Chester Township. Visitation 10 a.m. Saturday until the time of the service at the funeral home.

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In 1990, he qualified for the 36th Annual USGA Senior Amateur Championship at Desert Forest Country Club in Carefree, Ariz.He enjoyed bridge, travel and spending time with family at his cottage in Bethany Beach, Del. Rose Mary Lintner, 83,Retired wiremanRose Mary Lintner, 83, of Marydel, Del., died April 15 at Silver Lake Center in Dover, Del.Born July 6, 1924 in Philadelphia, she worked as a wireman for Tecnicktrol, Inc. in Philadelphia, before retiring at the age of 65.In her spare time, Mrs. Lintner enjoyed crocheting, completing puzzles and spending time with her great-grandchildren.She was a member of the Roman Catholic Church.Mrs.

He was a former coach for the Boys Club of Ridley Park, former president of the Ridley Ice Hockey club, and served on the board of directors of InterCounty Scholastic Hockey League. She loved playing Bingo and was an avid sports fan.She was a daughter of the late Benjamin Quarles Sr. and Lorraine Strickland Quarles.Survivors: Husband, James Williams Jr. of Chester; son, Richard Freeman Jr. of Chester; daughters, Tameka Anderson of Brookhaven, Sheena Freeman of Chester; sisters, Brenda J. Smith, Sheila Q. Beverly, Lavonne Brice and Iyonne Strickland, all of Chester, Kimberly Strickland of Washington, D.C.; brother, Benjamin T. Quarles, Jr. of Chester; four grandchildren.Service: 10 a.m. Friday, Bethany Baptist Church, 1121 Tilghman Street, Chester. Burial in Great Lakes National Cemetery at a later date. Uff loved traveling and spending time with his family. A licensed funeral director will assist you in making the proper funeral arrangements for your loved one. She retired to Fort Myers Beach, Fla. with her husband before moving to Walnut Creek 14 years ago.Mrs. John L. Maglio, 71,Retired PECO employeeJohn L. Maglio, 71, of Venice, Fla., formerly of Delaware County, died April 13 at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital.Born in Philadelphia, Mr. Maglio was a resident of Venice for three years. An avid golfer, he was a longtime member of the Rolling Green Golf Club in Springfield, where he was senior champion in 1992. He was a graduate of Sun Valley High School and earned a degree from Arizona State University (ASU). Burial: Private.

Peter & Paul Cemetery, Marple.Contributions: Little Flower Manor, 1201 Springfield Road, Darby, PA 19023Arrangements: James F. Knoetgen Funeral Home, Morton. Plan Ahead | Admin. Mrs. LaBar worked at Fisher Body Flint for a rewarding 30 year career. Box 223, Carrollton, MO, 64633. He is survived by his brother Robert (Bob) Marvil (Dawn) of Laurel, De and their children Patrick (Amy) and Matthew (Abbey) of Laurel, De and their children Hunter, Copelin, Leiland, Averi and Claire. Thorbahn was a former member and president of the Nether Providence Zoning Hearing Board. We invite you to use our commenting platform to engage in insightful conversations about issues in our community. He is also survived by his sons, Ron Marvil Jr. (Brenda) of Galestown, Md and Pierre AKA PG (Michelle) of Seaford, De. Privacy | | Funeral Home Website by Batesville, Inc. | Funeral Planning and Grief Resources Home | He was a forklift operator and loader for Kimberly-Clark Corp. in Chester.Mr. Ernest L. Sonny Carroll Sr.,Auto service technicianErnest L. Sonny Carroll Sr., of Chester, died April 12 at Belvedere Nursing Home in Chester. He was a drywall contractor for more than 50 years.Survivors: Wife, Patricia J. Lloyd Kenney; daughter, Kathleen Williams; sons, James, Joseph and Robert Kenney, Richard and Thomas Lloyd; brothers, Charles J. Kenney, Jr., William Kenney; 11 grandchildren; one great-grandchild.Service: 6:30 p.m. Friday, Kaniefski-Kendus-DAnjolell Memorial Homes, 3900 West 9th Street, Trainer.Visitation: 5:30-7:30 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.Burial: Private.Contributions: The Kenney Family, c/o Debbie Lloyd, P.O. Great Grandson Mack Marvil. Services will be held on Tuesday April 5, 2022 at 10am at the Delaware Veterans Cemetery in Millsboro, De.

Marcus was a talented seamstress who loved to do handwork. Service: 10 a.m. Friday at the Cavanagh Family Funeral Home, 301 Chester Pike, Norwood.Visitation: 7-9 p.m. Thursday and after 9 a.m. Friday at the funeral home.Burial: Greenmount Cemetery, Philadelphia.Contributions: Crozer Hospice, One Medical Center Blvd., Upland, PA 19013.

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He was an avid sports fan and card player.He was the son of the late Alvin Mallory and Margaret G. Martin. He retired in 1992 after 38 years of service. Theresa A. Corrigan Trombetti, 46,Clifton Heights homemakerTheresa A. Corrigan Trombetti, 46, of Clifton Heights, died April 12 at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia.Born in Philadelphia, Mrs. Trombetti attended Haverford High School and lived in Havertown before moving to Clifton Heights.She was a homemaker. Ronald served in the US Army and was in the Vietnam war.

Vera A. DeJoseph Tiberi, 85,Retired Kmart clerkVera A. DeJoseph Tiberi, 85, of the Folsom section of Ridley Township, a retired clerk, died April 13 at Little Flower Manor in Darby.Mrs. He was a very spiritual person and would often be happy to share his beliefs with others. Our Locations | All Rights Reserved. Loretta Quarles Freeman, 57,Riddle Village personal care aideLoretta Quarles Freeman, 57, a lifelong Chester resident, died April 10 at Crozer-Chester Medical Center in Upland.Born in Chester, she worked as a personal care aide for Riddle Village in Middletown Township for the past 10 years. She was the daughter of the late Elizabeth Corrigan.Survivors: Husband, George Trombetti of Clifton Heights; sons, Nicholas Trombetti; daughter, Danielle Corrigan; stepson, George Trombetti Jr.; father, Charles Corrigan; sisters, Elizabeth Tortorelli, Geraldine Tedesco, Charlene Freeman; two grandchildren.Mass: 11 a.m. Thursday, Sacred Heart Church, 105 Wilson Ave., Havertown.Visitation: 7-9 tonight, and 9-10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Donohue Funeral Home, 8401 West Chester Pike, Upper Darby.Burial: SS Peter and Paul Cemetery, Marple.Contributions: American Liver Foundation, 1425 Pompton Ave., Suite 5, Ceder Grove, NJ 07009.

Carl E. Rothenberger, 92,World War II veteranCarl E. Rothenberger, 92, of Ridley Park, church member, died Feb. 18 at Rose Tree Place Assisted Living.Born in Reading, he served a tour of duty with the Navy Sea Bees in World War II.He was employed as a department head at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard for many years until his retirement.After settling in Ridley Park, he and his wife became faithful members of the Ridley Park United Methodist Church. We would like to offer our sincere support to anyone coping with grief. 300. Grandsons, Ryan (Masie) and Daniel Marvil. To send flowers He earned a position on the permanent Deans List at Temple when he returned to school.Mr. Marvil you were the Sonshine to our lives and you will be greatly missed. Granddaughters: Diane Hartman, Tiara Patchett, Marilyn Partusch and Allison Partusch, Cheyenne Hartman, Great Grandchildren Brandum Hartman and Adeline and 2 more on the way.

He worked for Hastings Chevrolet in Linwood, King Chevrolet in Chester, as well as locations in Philadelphia and Upper Darby. Dorothea Dottie Samuels, 80,Formerly of Drexel HillDorothea K. Dottie Kriebel Samuels, 80, formerly of the Drexel Hill section of Upper Darby, a devoted wife and loving mother, died April 13 at Fair Acres Geriatric Center in Middletown.Born in Downingtown, Mrs. Samuels attended Chester High School for a short time and was a Class of 1945 graduate of Glen Burnie High School in Maryland.She settled in Drexel Hill after marriage and in 1989 moved to Three Springs, Pa., where she lived her later years at Dreams End.Before retirement, Mrs. Samuels was a secretary for the Delaware County Regional Court for 15 years and formerly worked at Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Locomotive Works in Lima. Should you care to express your sympathy by sending the gift of flowers, simply click the button to the right to get started. | Funeral Home Website by Batesville, Inc. | Funeral Planning and Grief Resources Home |

He was an auto service technician. He visited nearly every state in the country. He provided career professionals with valuable insights into career development and advancement in what was a changing workforce geared more to acclimating white-collar vs. blue collar workers into all aspects of business and industry.Mr. Condolences may be sent online at www.griffithfuneralchapel.com. Survivors: His wife, Hazel L. Geyer Lee of Atlanta; sons, Harvey T. Lee Jr. of Charlottesville, Va., and David C. Lee of Atlanta; two grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.Services and Burial: Privately held in Arlington Cemetery, Drexel Hill, Upper Darby. He was predeceased by his daughter, Nancy, who died in childhood, and his brother Robert Thorbahn.

Mrs. Meixell was born in Coatesville.She was a devoted mother, homemaker and caregiver to her grandson. Contributions: Alzheimers Association.Arrangements: M.F. He was a former member of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church in Twin Oaks, where he was an usher and trustee. Mr. Bolonka was active in church functions at St. Marys Ukrainian Orthodox Church, where he was a member.Survivors: Wife of 65 years, Maria Rozenick Bolonka; son, Andrew Bolonka of Port St. Lucie, Fla.; granddaughter.Service: 9 a.m. Thursday, St. Mary Ukrainian Orthodox Church, 3rd and Ward streets, Chester.Visitation: 8-9 a.m. Thursday at the church.Burial: St. Andrew Cemetery, South Bound Brook, N.J.Arrangements: Kaniefski-Kendus-DAnjolell Memorial Home, Trainer. He was especially close to his oldest nephew Camryn. All Rights Reserved. Service: 11 a.m. today at Swarthmore Presbyterian Church.Burial: Private.Contributions: Swarthmore Presbyterian Church, 727 Harvard Ave., Swarthmore, PA 19081 or Untours Foundation, P.O. Our Calendar |

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He loved attending live sporting events and went to nearly every Super Bowl, Final Four, World Series, NBA All-Star Game and Olympics over the past 15 years. He was a resident of Ridley Park for 20 years and a resident of Long Port, N.J., for 11 years. Lambert A. Weber, 71,Insurance agentLambert A. Weber, 71, of Millsboro, Del., insurance agent, died April 12 at his home.Born in Darby, he was raised in Collingdale and has resided in Millsboro since 2003.

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Her world revolved around her family. She enjoyed caring for her family, gardening and daily visits from her neighborhood coffee club.She was the widow of Veryl Meixell Jr. and the mother of the late Veryl Meixell Jr.Survivors: Son, Hugh Meixell Sr.; daughter, Veronica Senger; sister, Dorothy Shindle; seven grandchildren; a host of great-grandchildren.Services: Private.Arrangements: Rigby Funeral Home of Chadds Ford. Arrangements: Earl L. Foster Funeral Home of Chester. Ronald was born on September 23, 1947 in Dover, De to the late Granville and late Evelyn Marvil.

Marvil Ann Plackemeier, age 80, of Carrollton, MO passed away Sunday, February 7, 2016 at Carroll House.Marvil Ann was born July 24, 1935 to Marvin and Ernestine (Kruse) Sarbaugh in Carroll County, Missouri.Marvil Ann attended Baker Elementary, Bogard Grade School and graduated from Carrollton High School in 1953. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Marple.Contributions: Jefferson Foundation ICU, 925 Chestnut St., Suite 110, Philadelphia, PA 19107. She was famous for her Christmas village display and her crocheting expertise.

to the family or plant a tree He previously worked for The Evening Bulletin in the advertising sales departmentHe joined the U.S. Air Force in 1950 at the beginning of the Korean War.Mr. The Funeral Finder flower shop offers a wide selection of wreaths, sprays, and plants designed to fit any budget. Marvil Ann also had an eye for fantastic jewelry and sported many pieces. ; 15 grandchildren; 30 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; and other relatives.Service: 11 a.m. Friday at Calvary Baptist Church, 1616 W. Second St., Chester.Visitation: 9-11 a.m. Friday at the church. to the family or plant a tree Copyright 2010 - 22 Bittiker Funeral Homes, LLC. ; stepson, Kyle Moore of Philadelphia; stepdaughter, Angela Davis of Philadelphia; eight grandchildren.Service: 11 a.m. Friday, Community Baptist Church, 325 W. 7th St., Chester, with Masonic service at 10:30 a.m.Visitation: 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Catherine B. Born in Washington, D.C., Mr. Carroll was a resident of Chester for 35 years, coming from the Twin Oaks section of Upper Chichester. Service: 9:30 a.m. Thursday at Minshall-Shropshire-Bleyler Funeral Home, 608 S. Middletown Road, Media. Richard Charles Miller, 61,Glenolden resident; historian Richard Charles Miller, 61, of Glenolden, died April 11 at home.Born in Allentown, Mr. Miller lived half his life in California before moving to Glenolden.He graduated from Temple University with a Bachelors Degree in Political Science, Summa Cum Laude.

From early on Marvil was a bubbly and friendly soul. A former ward leader in the Second District in Philadelphia, he was an inspirational leader active in several community and professional organizations, including the Boy Scouts of America, the National Technical Association, The Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, and Cooperative Manpower; he was a supporter of the Zionist Organization of America and the recently dedicated Civil Rights Museum in Nashville, Tenn.