Atlantic County Record from May's Landing, New Jersey • Page A9

A9 Obituaries ZellaLeonetti ZellaLeonettiofAtlan- ticCitydiedonJan.10. ShewasborninAtlantic Cityandalwayssaidshe hadsandinhershoes.She workedthereallherlifein variousrestaurantsand thenwentontobecomethe executivehousekeeperfor cludingtheTraymoreHo- telinAtlanticCityandthe PlayboyClubinGreat Gorge. Zellaalsoassistedher husbandformanyyearsat LeonettiLocksmithShop onGeorgiaAvenueinAt- lanticCity.Shehadagreat loveforpeopleandwasal- wayswitty. Shewasprecededin DorothyThorneandThel- NancyL.Braun(Charles) ofGallowayandDorothy Davila-GivenofGauley greatgreat-granddaugh- JohnMartinandMax Kirsch. Avisitationwillbeheld from10to11onJan.16at OurLadyofPerpetual MassofChristianburialto beginat11a.m.Burialwill followatAtlanticCounty Manor.

Memorialdonations S.ShoreRoad,Marmora, NJ08223 Arrangementsareen- trustedtoWimbergFuner- ZellaLeonetti RaymondE.Pennie, M.D.,90 RaymondE.Pennie, M.D.,90,diedonJan.8. DoctorRaywasbornin WestHobokenandgrewup duringtheGreatDepres- sion.Hewonascholarship andattendedRutgerspre- medfortwoyears.Hethen joinedtheU.S.NavyV-12 programandwassentto pletedhispre-medstudies. TheNavysenthimtoNew YorkMedicalCollegefortwo yearsandthenterminated theirprogram.Hegraduated in1948thankstoloansfrom Hethenmarriedhis non.HewasaU.S.Army doctorduringtheKorean WarstationedinGermany. RaywasaFellowoftheIn- ternationalCollegeofSur- geonsandbelongedtothe AMAandtheAmericanLe- gion.Hewasamemberof theFoundersGroupof bedgeneralhospitalinSe- owlandsHospitalMedical Centerandservedontheir originalBoardofDirec- tors. Hepracticedgeneral medicineinMaysLanding.

Heissurvivedbyhis ninegrandchildren. AMassofChristian burialwascelebratedon Jan.12atSt.ElizabethAnn EntombmentwasinHoly CrossCemeteryMausole- Arrangementswereen- trustedtoBoakesFuneral RaymondE.Pennie,M.D. JuneB.Mohr,82 JuneB.Mohr,82,died onJan.8athomeatSea- shoreGardensLivingCen- terinGalloway. Junewasaverydedicat- edmotherwhoenjoyed manyyearsasastay-at- fourchildren.Junegradu- atedfromEggHarborCity HighSchoolin1949. hadvariousplacesofem- ployment.Sheworkedasa secretaryfortheEggHar- borCityNewsandWestern AutoinEggHarborCity.

Shealsoworkedasaclerk attheMaysLandingCourt Houseandmostrecently hadbeenemployedby secretaryatAtlantiCare RegionalMedicalCenter andJosephC.Shaner School. Junewasamemberof theAlphaTausorority.She playingthepianoandplay- ingcardswithherfriends. Shealsoenjoyedcamping withherclosestfriends fromtheMoFaMoSaKuWi campinggroup. Shewaspredeceasedby Juneissurvivedbyher nessyandherhusband, MohrandBrianMohrand StevenShaughnessy, MathewNewkirkandTyler thanandMirandaCase, CarsonandJamesShaugh- Serviceswereheldon Jan.12atWimbergFuneral BurialfollowedinEggHar- borCityCemetery. Memorialdonations maybemadetotheAmer- icanLungAssociation.

JuneB.Mohr RaymondR. Newkirk RaymondR.Newkirkof GallowayTownshipdiedon Jan.4afteranextendedill- ness. BorninAtlanticCity, Raywasalifelongresident oftheareaandwasem- ployedbythePennsylvania shoreLines.Insemi-retire- busfortheVentnorSchool District. Raywasaproudandac- tivememberofmultiple MasonicLodgesafterhav- ingbeenraisedatHenry HainesLodgein1954.He wasaPastMasterof CharlesMannLodgein ChaplainofGrandLodgein 1979. Hewaspredeceasedby Heissurvivedbyhis Joan(Mangold)andJane wellashislongtimeloving edinGalloway.

Masonicserviceswere heldonJan.12atSt.Mark loway. Memorialdonations CharityFoundationofNJ, 902JacksonvilleRoad, RaymondR.Newkirk shipdiedonJan.5atAtlan- ticCareRegionalMedical TedwasborninDoyles- CentralBucksWestHigh SchoolandattendedKutz- townUniversity. HewasaUnionCarpen- 623)andemployedby TradeImagesCorp.Hewas amemberofStElizabeth AnnSetonParishinAbse- con.Heenjoyedplaying ingHarleyDavidsonmo- torcyclesandspending timewithhisgrandchil- dren. Tedissurvivedbyhis niecesandnephews. AMassofChristian burialwascelebratedon Jan.9atSt.ElizabethAnn convenience.

Arrangementswereen- trustedtoWimbergFuner- Memorialdonations HighSchoolStudentTu- S.NewRoad,Absecon,NJ 08201. MaleckiJr. DorothyA.Herbert, 65 DorothyA.Herbert,65, ofEggHarborTownship diedonJan.6withherfam- ilyandfriendsbyherside. BorninAtlanticCity, shelivedinSouthJersey herentirelife.Sheloved craftsandceramicsand enjoyedcoachingher daughter'sdrillandsoft- ballteams.Shealsoloved familygatheringsandholi- washertwoChihuahuas, PennyandPapi. Dorothywasprede- lasRobinson.

Sheissurvivedbyher Robinson(GeorgeFree- man)andAnnGilbert(Mi- sephRobinson(Danielle), GilbertJr.andKyleGil- cousinsandspecial friends. Afuneralservicewas heldonJan.10atAdams- PerfectFuneralHome, Northfield.Intermentwas private. Memorialdonations SocietyofAtlanticCounty, DorothyA.Herbert RichardM.NealsJr., 78 RichardM.NealsJr.,78, ofMullicaTownshipdied onJan.6atAtlantiCareRe- gionalMedicalCenterin GallowayTownshipsur- roundedbyhisfamily. wasresidentofMullica Townshipformorethan30 years. Mr.Nealsservedinthe UnitedStatesNavy.Hewas amemberoftheAmerican LegioninthePhiladelphia area.

Mr.Nealswastheco- House.Heenjoyedbuild- ingandsellingbirdhouses atlocalfleamarkets. Hewaspredeceasedby Heissurvivedbyhis sonsandtheirspouses, RichardM.NealsIIIand RitaofFolsomandMichael A.NealsandNunziatinaof PaulNealsandhiswife, numerousniecesandneph- ews. Funeralserviceswere heldonJan.11atCarnesale FuneralHomeinHammon- ton.BurialwasonJan.15in GreenmountCemetery, Philadelphia. RichardM.NealsJr. TownshipdiedonJan.5.

KarenwasborninPhila- delphiaandlivedinEgg HarborTownshipforthe pasteightyears. Karenwasaserverat ResortsCasinoformore than30yearsandamem- Shewaspredeceasedby Karenissurvivedby icoandDanielle(Amir)Se- andMarianne(Jeff)Woo- lotico. AMassofChristian burialwascelebratedon Jan.11atOurLadyofSor- BurialfollowedinHoly monton. Arrangementswereen- trustedtoMarinellaFuner- Rosalie(DeMaio) Rosalie(DeMaio)Salvo, BorninBrooklynon Abseconresidentfor34 years. Shewasthedaughterof thelateJosephineandSal- vatoreDeMaio.

alwaysrevolvedaround herandherhappiness.She lovedandadoredallchil- drenespeciallywhenthey werenewborn. alsowaspredeceasedby Sheissurvivedbyher (Lou)andRaymondSalvo; fourgreatgreat-grandchil- dren. Serviceswereheldon Jan.10and11atWimberg BurialwasinHolyCross Rosalie(DeMaio)Salvo LeonardE.Jaworski LeonardE.JaworskiSr. diedonDec.28atage72. HewasborninBalti- NewJerseyin1985work- ingintherestaurantbusi- ness.AftermovingtoNew suranceAgentwithPru- dentialInsuranceCo.

Hewasagraduateof TheUniversityofMary- land.HewasaUnited StatesArmyveteran. Lenwasanavidfisher- manandlovedeating Marylandcrabs.Here- centlybecameajigsaw puzzlefanatic. Heissurvivedbyhis charyWyatt. Serviceswereprivate. TownshipdiedonJan.5at home.

Butchwasbornand raisedinNorthJerseyand servedintheU.S.Marine Corps.In1963,hemovedto McKeeCitywithhisfamily andworkedforCoastPhoto EngraversofAtlanticCity. joyedwoodworkingand projectsaroundthehouse. Hewaspredeceasedby Butchissurvivedbyhis nisPainterofPortRepub- licandKarenPainterof numerousniecesandneph- ews. Serviceswereheldon Jan.9atBoakesFuneral Burialwasprivate. Memorialdonations 08226.

Painter JohnieFranklin JohnieFranklinBarnes, Dec.23. HewasbornonFeb.13, firstoffivechildrenborn toJohnieandEmma Barnes.Hegraduated fromSaludaRosenwall HighSchool.Hejoinedthe RockHillBaptistChurch attheageof12.Hespenta lotofhislifesingingand playingGod'spraises. movednorthtoPleasant- joinedMt.Pleasant Church.Hewasamember andservedaspresidentof Mt.PleasantMaleChorus. Hewasalsoamemberand PresidentofShilohBaptist ChurchinEggHarborCity. Johniewasmarriedto thelateAlma(Cady) Barnes.

Heleavestocherishhis great-granddaughter. Aservicewasheldon Jan5atMt.PleasantBap- BurialfollowedinAtlantic ville. Arrangementswereen- trustedtoAdams-Perfect FuneralHomes. WeymouthdiedonJan.8at Hewasbornandraised inSouthPhiladelphia.He spentsummersinWey- lymoved.Heworkedfor AcmeMarketsasatruck driverfor43years. Hewasahandyman, putteringaroundthe travelingwiththeloveof Heisnowjoinedwith lings.

Heissurvivedbyhis terAva. Servicesareprivate. Arrangementswereen- trustedtoBoakesFuneral Afteritsextraordinaryde- fundraisinggroupChap- tersForCharitywillhold itssecondannualbooksale from10a.m.to3p.m.on Jan.19atEggHarbor HighSchoolDrive.The booksalewasoriginallyset tobeheldonDec.8butwas rescheduled. Avidbookwormsinter- estedinearlyaccesswill havetheopportunitytopar- ticipateinapre-salefrom9 to10a.m.fora$5donation. Thefirsteditionofthe ChaptersforCharitybook salewasmetwithmuch success.Thegroupre- ceiveddonationsofmore coveCenterforGrieving ChildrenandFamilies.

completelyexceededmy wasamazedbythenumber ofbooksthatweredonated andtheamountofmoney wewereabletoraisefor TheAlcove.Itwasveryre- wardingtobeabletogive backtoanorganizationthat hasdonesomuch.Ihopeto avarietyofgenreswillbe availableforpurchase. Withhardcoverspricedat thisisanone-of-a-kindop- portunitytostockyourper- sonallibrarywhilegiving backtothecommunityat thesametime. Formoreinformation, call(609)601-8989orvisit http://www.facebook.com/ ChaptersForCharity booksalebenefitsAlcove.