Obituaries
William Rangnow
Oct 11, 2026
He was proud to serve his community. When he moved to New Jersey from Frankford in 1989 Bill became a member of the Maple Shade Fire Department and remained an active, hardworking volunteer. Of course, his real career was in tax preparation and accounting. In later years he prepared taxes for Jackson Hewitt and most recently for Liberty Tax, where...
Emma Brooks
Oct 3, 2026
Emma Rose Brooks, 96, previously of Maple Shade, passed away peacefully on October 3rd surrounded by family. She was born in Philadelphia, moved to Maple Shade as a teenager and graduated from Moorestown High School with the Class of 1948
After graduating high school, she worked for Bell Telephone in Merchantville where she became a supervisor and later worked as a...
Clarice Comegys
Oct 6, 2026
Clarice Comegys, 68, passed away at CareOne in Marlton, New Jersey. Born February 20, 1958, in Mount Holly, she was raised in Burlington Township and was a member of the Burlington Township High School Class of 1976.
Clarice was a registered nurse for 25 years at Virtua Mount Holly, where she worked in the special care nursery. She loved to read,...
Steven Paul Quintus
Oct 2, 2026
Everyone knew Steve’s number one priority: family came first. As a dad he was a perfectionist; he wanted his children to be great and worked as hard as anyone to help them achieve. He demanded their best in their grades and their sports and got them to explore new things in life; Steve may have been gruff from time to...
David Johnston
Sep 29, 2026
Dave was a man with a big heart and an even bigger personality. Full of life and an infectious spirit, Dave had a way of making an impression on everyone around him. He loved anything that moved fast: motorcycles, boating, working on cars, if it had an engine, he was interested. He was naturally curious and could often be found...
Robert Miloshevsky
Sep 28, 2026
Robert “Bob” Miloshevsky, 86, passed away peacefully on September 27, 2026, in Cherry Hill, New Jersey.
Bob was a devoted father, grandfather, brother, uncle, and friend. A man of few words but with the biggest heart, he had a gentle spirit and a quiet way of showing the people he loved just how much they meant to him.
Bob shared nearly 60...
John "Jack" W Goldstein
Sep 21, 2026
Jack was a hardworking man who took great pride in providing for his family. He spent more than 40 years working in the construction industry as an asphalt paver and truck driver. A proud member of Laborers’ Local 172, Jack worked for several companies throughout his career, including Statewide, Pierson, H. Liedtka, and National Paving, Mount Construction, before retiring in...
Stephen Campbell
Sep 12, 2026
Stephen Edward Campbell Jr.
of Maple Shade
Stephen Edward Campbell Jr. of Maple Shade, a devoted husband, stepfather, grandfather, brother, and lifelong craftsman of the auto body trade, has left this world leaving behind a love as steady as the hands that shaped metal and as warm as the treats he always kept ready for four-legged friends.
A member of the Class of...
Helen Grace Kerns
Sep 5, 2026
Helen Grace Kerns found peace on Friday, September 4, leaving behind a legacy of laughter, generosity, and kindness.
Helen was born and raised in Philadelphia and graduated from William Penn High School, class of 1949. She married and had three beautiful sons. Her husband passed away suddenly at 38 years old, leaving Helen to raise her young boys herself with the...
Jean Black
Aug 27, 2026
She was never quite as tall as the stories she created, but she was always the biggest presence in the room. Known in her Merchantville High days as "Half Pint"—the softball catcher who could command the field—Jean spent the next seven decades proving that height had nothing to do with strength.
Her adult life was shaped by a chance encounter at...
Mary LeBude
Aug 20, 2026
(1944–2026)
Born in Mount Holly in 1944 to Charles and Mildred Gaskill, Mary was raised in Maple Shade with a younger sister, Linda and she graduated from Merchantville High School in 1962.
Mary was full of life, incredibly vibrant and spunky. She didn’t sugarcoat the facts; she offered the truth you needed to endure your most difficult moments. A devoted Philly sports...
David Semple
Aug 14, 2026
David “Davey” Semple was a man who understood that some of life’s best moments required nothing more than a fishing pole, a radio tuned to the Phillies, and the patience to wait for a bite. A self-employed plumber by trade and a traveler by heart, Davey passed away recently at the age of 71, leaving behind a legacy of hard...
Gene Caven
Jul 14, 2026
Gene Stutler Caven, 79, of Maple Shade, NJ passed away peacefully at CooperHospital in Camden on July 14.
Gene was born on February 4, 1947 in Takoma Park, MD. He graduated fromPennsville Memorial High School in 1965 and attended the University of Delawarebriefly before enlisting in the U.S. Navy. He served eight years in Virgina, California,Hawaii, Midway Island and on the...
Michelle Eberle
Aug 18, 2026
She was a woman whose life was defined by her love and devotion to her family. A revered "baseball mom" and a DIY artisan, Michelle didn't just attend her children’s games; she lived at the field, orchestrating a decade of travel from Georgetown to Hershey to ensure her boys had a front-row seat to their own potential.
Born in 1979 and...
Rosemarie Sullivan
Aug 15, 2026
Rosemarie Sullivan, 85, of Cherry Hill, NJ, passed away peacefully on 8/15/26 at Lady of Lourdes Hospital.
Born on September 27, 1940 in South Jersey, Rosemarie was the beloved daughter of Rose and Henry Epting. She spent her life as a loving mother, wife, Mom-mom, sister, and friend.
Those who knew Rosemarie will remember her for her smile, her warmth, her love...
Nancy E Arsenault
Jul 25, 2026
Born and raised in New Jersey, Nancy spent her entire life in the state she proudly called home. She had a heart that seemed to have room for everyone. To family, friends, neighbors, and even those she had just met, Nancy was like everyone's mom; always ready with a listening ear, a helping hand, or comforting words. Nancy had an...
Mark Kane
Jul 23, 2026
Mark possessed a remarkable mind. Resourceful and naturally gifted, he could solve problems with ease and was always the first person family, friends, and neighbors turned to when they needed a helping hand. Whether it was fixing something around the house or lending his time, Mark was always there without hesitation. Outside of work, Mark enjoyed staying informed about the...
Mariano Marrero
Jul 26, 2026
Mariano was a man in constant motion. For him, a vacation wasn’t a period of rest; it was simply an opportunity to find a different job to do. Whether he was picking blueberries at 4:00 AM or managing a warehouse for HealthWatch, his life was defined by a relentless work ethic and a deep, abiding devotion to the family he...
Patrick S McGonigle
Jul 24, 2026
A lifelong Shader, Pat was the eleventh of twelve children, a man who grew up in a busy household where the door was never locked and the "McGonigle Show" was always in session. As one of "the little guys", Pat learned early on the importance of patience, loyalty and family pride. Growing up in a bustling household shaped his generous...
Andrea Jackowicz
Jul 5, 2026
Andrea was vibrant, and unapologetically herself. To know Andrea was to know a woman who bled Eagles green, a diehard Philadelphia fan who finally got to see the Super Bowl win she’d waited a lifetime for—and she made sure everyone heard about it.
Raised in Bridesburg and a proud graduate of Nazareth Academy, Andrea was a neighborhood fixture long before she...
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