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Earl Barber, 95, of Vineland, passed away January 2, 2016. Born in Philadelphia, PA, he lived in Absecon for over 40 years, before moving to Vineland 11 years ago. Earl was a US Navy veteran, serving during World War II. He was honorably discharged as a Gunners Mate 3rd Class. He is predeceased by his wife, Charlotte Mae Barber and his parents, Edgar and Buelah Barber; his brothers and sister, Edgar, Milton and Doris.

He is survived by his son, Larry (Lynn) Barber; his grandchildren, Richard, Diana and Anita; his 4 great- grandchildren; and 5 great- great-grandchildren. Services are private with Parsels Funeral Home, Absecon. For those wishing, online condolences may be placed at www.parselsfh. com. EARL BARBER AGE: 95 VINELAND JohnC.Brick,80,ofLin- fullywithhisfamilyby hisside.BorninCapeMay CourthousetothelateJohn andEleanorBrick.John wasaproudveteranofthe USNavy.Hewasanactive memberofEpiphanyLu- servedasaEucharistmin- istertoEpiphanyshut-ins.

JohnservedonLinwood CityCouncil.Hewasamem- berandapast-presidentof isClub. Johnissurvivedbyhis Dr.Wm.MichaelBrode, Brick(JoAnn). Agatheringoffamilyand friendswasonSaturday, antville.Aservicewillfol- lowed.Burialdidtakeplace atAtlanticCountyVeterans Arrangementsentrusted toandcondolencesforthe familymaybeleftatAdams- Perfect.com JOHNC.B RI CK A LI NWOO HelenE.Carty(neeSears) knowntomostasNana, diedpeacefullywithfam- ilybyhersideonJanuary 9th2017atACMCMainland Division.Helenwasborn inNewGretnaNewJersey toVera(neeAllen)andEu- geneSearsNovember8th 1921.HelenworkedforThe MistressfromNovember, wasanactivememberof theBassRiverOldHomeSo- forseveralyears.Helenwas predeceasedbyherhusband OwenP.Carty,herson-in- lawJohnE.Jones,herpar- Billy.Sheissurvivedbyher JohnH.SearsofNewGret- O.Jones(Rebecca)ofLittle EggHarborandJenniferE. Jourdan(Marc)ofGalloway Twp.Fourgreat-grandchil- andJayden.Alsosister-in- otherniecesandnephews. ServiceswereheldonSat- FirstPresbyterianChurch BurialwasatMillerCeme- tery.Inlieuofflowers,dona- tionscanbemadetoAutism ELE AR TY A LI TT LEE GGH AR BO denlyonJanuary9th.Dave waspredeceasedbyhispar- ter.Heissurvivedbyhis hisbrotherBobChesterJr.

Healsoleavesbehindhis2 lovingdaughtersandtheir HutchinsonofCt.andHolly andMatthewTyreeofMays Landing.Hewillmissedby freyandNiallHutchinson andNathanandEmily Tyree. Davelivedhiswholelife fromMainlandHighSchool andfromtheCulinaryIn- stituteofAmerica.Hespent mostofhis30yearsasachef workinginvariouscasinos andcountryclubs.Davehad apassionfor2thingsinhis lovedanythingtodowith Afterretiringhefounda sellingwickerfurniture.He Hewillbetrulymissed byallknewhim.Hewas friendanyonecouldaskfor. Allarrangementshave beenmadewithAdams- fect.AFuneralservicewas atCentralUnitedMethodist, CentralAveandShoreRd, ersmemorialdonationsmay bemadetoCentralUnited DA IDL ST ER A THF IELD Rose Eileen Hoffmann, best known for walkin her beloved dog Sydney in Heritage Park in Absecon, NJ, passed away peacefully in her home on January 5, 2017, with Sydney and her son Paul by her side. Rose was born in London, England on September 21, 1928. She survived the WWII bombings of London and at age 18 traveled alone to America to marry her wartime sweetheart John, who was stationed in England and served as a gunner on B-17 bombers.

Rose was a long time employee of NJ Bell Telephone. She is survived by her only child Paul and his wife Debra, her grandsons David and James and their wives Sarah and Sarah, and her great grandchildren Thomas, Daniel, Lia and Carina. A viewing and short service commenced on January 17 at Parsels Funeral Home, 324 New Jersey Absecon. Burial followed at Laurel Memorial Park, Egg Harbor Twp. All who knew Rose are welcomed to attend.

For online condolences, please visit www.parselsfh.com. ROSE E. FF MANN ABSECON passedawaypeacefullyaf- terabriefillnessatAtlan- tiCareRegionalMedical hewasa39yearresident ofAbsecon.Heattended MillvilleHighSchooland WestVirginiaUniversity. Hewaspredeceasedbyhis risColemanandhisbest vivedbyhisbelovedwifeof man(Donna)ofAbsecon andCraigColeman(Elise)of alsoleavesbehindtocher- ishhismemoryhisadored NickandGiannaColeman andRileyColeman.Heis alsosurvivedbyhisbrother, TedColeman(Pat)ofTuc- dearfriends.Raywasare- tiredCaptainintheAtlan- mentwhereheservedwith distinctioninbothMays LandingandAtlanticCity. servedintherankofMajor intheUSArmyReserveasa dutyinvariousmilitaryas- signmentsincludingwith the3rdArmoredDivision inGermanyandwiththe 101stAirborneDivisionin Vietnam.Hismanymilitary awardsincludetheBronze andArmyCommendation Medals.

Raywasanactivemember of39yearsofSt.Elizabeth andtheSonsofItaly.Ray volunteeredwithHeartHe- roesoftheAtlantiCareMed- icalCenter.Hewascontinu- allyinvolvedinsportsboth asaparticipantandfan.He wasaNJStatehurdlecham- pioninhighschooland playedsemi-probaseballin Germany.Heenjoyedmany yearsofcoachingvarious sportsandumpiringforAb- seconyouthteams.Hislater yearsfoundhimenjoying footballandVillanovaBas- ketballonTV.Butmostof supporterofhisgrandchil- manysportsandactivities. Rayenjoyedtravelingwith hiswifetomanyplaces(es- peciallyFloridaandMaine), andpartiesattheirSeaIsle vacationhome.Mostofall, Raywasknownforhisstead- hisfamilyandfriends. VisitationwasheldatSt. 13thwithaMassofChris- tianBurialfollowing.Inter- mentimmediatelyfollowed atHolyCrossCemeteryin MaysLanding.Funeralar- rangementshavebeenen- trustedtoWimbergFuneral Forcondolencesordirec- funeralhome.com. tionsmaybemadetoHeart HeroesatARMCMainland, TheAbseconSocialAthletic NJ08201orthecharityof RA ON CO LEMA A ON A EdwardI.Daidone,(Feb- knowntohisclosefriends borninItalyinatowncalled PiedimonteEtneointhe provinceofCataniainSic- ily.Hisgivennameatbirth ofhishometown.Hemoved totheUnitedStateswithhis familywhenhewasayoung boy.Helegallychangedhis nametoEdwardwhenhebe- cameacitizenoftheUS.The familysettledintheBronx, NY.Hismotherandfather wereaseamstressanda RaisedbyhardworkingItal- alicensedsurveyorafter obtaininga2yearcollege degreeandbeganworking atConEdisoninNYfor40 done(Baumann)52years agoatanursingschool dance.Theymarriedand usedtojokethatatleastthey theirmarriedlifeinupstate NYandthenmovedtheir familytoNewHydePark, NY.Eventuallytheymoved StatenIslandstillwithCon Edison.LindaandEden- joyedhavingatimesharein vacationedmanyyears.The familystayedinSayreville uponLindaandEdmovedto death.

Edlovedcars.Allshapes andsizesexcitedhim.He ownedover60carsinhis lifetimeandhisfavorite questiontoaskwaswhat kindofcaryoudroveand howmanymileswereon thecar.Healsowasaproud American.Helovedhis countryandservedinthe ArmyNationalGuardfor6 yearsandwasveryproudto supporthiscountryandstill Italianheritagewasalso importanttohimandloved totellpeoplehewasanItal- ianAmerican.Edlovedhis familyandespeciallyhis2 grandsonsAlexandJake. Inadditiontohiswife (WilliamYahara)andLaura exanderandJacobYahara, Edissurvivedbyhissister, ZinaTosto. Amemorialgatheringwas bymilitaryhonorsdidfol- low.Thefamilyisaskingin tionthatsupportsresearch grantsformentalillness bbrfoundation.org. ED ARDI DAID ON RI A NT I BarbaraA.Ingemi,77, (neePaltz)ofHammon- 2017inKennedyHospital inWashingtonTownship. livedinYardvillebefore movingbacktoHammonton in1997.Shewasagraduate ofSt.Joseph’sHighSchool Classof1958andSt.Francis CollegeClassof1962.Bar- barawasaretiredschool andthirdgrades.Shebe- ganhercareerinGibbsboro, thentaughtinHamilton TownshipandatLoreEl- ementarySchoolinEwing Township.Barbarawasa memberandPastPresident oftheAltarRosarySociety ofSt.MaryofMt.Carmel Parish.Shecouldalways befoundvolunteeringher timeatmanyChurchactivi- ties.Shealsovolunteered attheGoodSamaritanCen- teronWednesdaynights.

Barbaraissurvivedbyher lovinghusbandof52years, I.andFrankMazzeiofAb- andhiswifeJaneofEdison; hersisterDorisMacchiaof inlawNancyGarchinskyof friends.AMassofChristian BurialwascelebratedTues- MaryofMt.CarmelParish, ChurchofSt.Joseph’s226 BurialfollowedinHolySep- ulcreCemetery.Aviewin washeldattheCarnesale maybemadetotheFilip- (www.carnesalefuneral- home.com) AR ARAA I NG EMI EE AL TZ A AMM ONTON Barbara L. Cusack (nee Wilson), of eld, died peacefully on Thursday, January 5th. Barbara was an area resident all of her life, havin lived in Atlantic City and eld. Barbara is survived by her husband, William D. Cusack; and three daughters: Karen Aponte of Galloway, Kristine (John) Conlow of eld, and Kathleen Cusack (Gary Buchmann) of Somers Point.

Barbara has six grandchildren: Jessica Aponte of Galloway, Jenna Aponte of Mays Landing, David (Margot Collins) Miller of Mays Landing, Deanna Aponte of Galloway, Allison (Dave) Andrews of Absecon, and the baby, Amanda Conlow of eld. Barbara also has three amazing great grandchildren. Barbara was predeceased by her brothers, Albert and Michael Wilson. She is also survived by her sister, Ruth Formica of Smithville; and her brother, George (Angie) Wilson of Point. A private burial is planned.

Arrangements entrusted to and condolences may be left for her family at: adams- perfect.com BARBARA L. CUSACK NOR THF IELD JaneB.Hearing,(nee andformerlyofHammon- inherChurchParishCom- munity.Shewasalectorand EucharisticMinister.She wasaPastPresidentofSt. aVolunteeroftheYear Award.Janevolunteered formanyyearsatthePar- ishBingogames.Shewas amemberoftheadvisory counciltotheCamdenDio- ceseandwaspresentedwith wasamemberoftheCatho- ontheStatelevel.Shewas avolunteerformanyyears atWm.B.KesslerMemorial memberoftheHammonton Jackwasalsoveryactivein hisChurchParishCommu- nity.Heservedaslectorand greeteratSt.MaryofMt. CarmelParish.Healsovol- unteeredattheParishBingo Games.Jackwasamember oftheKnightsofColumbus, St.VincentPallottiCoun- cil3477andtheHolyName Society.Hewasamember oftheHammontonVFW ofDirectorattheHammon- tonSwimClubandanU.S. NavyVeteranwhoserved duringWorldWarII.Jane andJackaresurvivedby theirthreedaughtersand WarrenBackerofSafety DennisCareyofUpperDar- grandchildrenandmany niecesandnephews.Janeis alsosurvivedbyherbrother byhissisterBettyBerenotto andherhusbandFrankof Linwood.AMassofChris- tianBurialforbothJaneand Mt.CarmelParishChurch ofSt.AnthonyofPadua, NJ.Burialforbothfollowed inHolySepulchreCem- tionsmaybemadetoSt.

Arrangementsarebythe CarnesaleFuneralHome, Hammonton(Carnesalefu neralhome.com) A EA A CKH EARI NG LAR RMERL YOFH AMM ONTON JeanM.Brigandi(nee passedawayonThursday, maritanCenteratVoorhees. Mrs.Brigandiwasbornin beenaWinslowresidentfor sixtytwoyears.Sheissur- centS.Brigandi;threesons, FrankV.Brigandi(Cathy) A.BrigandiofWinslow; nephews.Aviewingwas StreetinHammonton, wherefuneralservicesfol- lowed.Burialdidfollowat HolySepulchreCemetery inHammonton.Inlieuof madetothecharityofyour choice.www.carnesalefu neralhome.com. EA RI A DI A I NS OW Michael David Mendonsa, 64, of Atlantic City, died Wednesday, December 28, 2016, at AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center-City Campus in Atlantic City, NJ. Mr. Mendonsa was born February 22, 1952, in Bombay, India.

He is the son of the late Salvador and the late Agnes (Machado) Mendonsa. He married Ludmila Popova. He was employed by Twin Hotel Corporation in Atlantic City as a Parking Lot Attendant. He is survived by: his wife, Ludmila (Popova) Mendonsa; and a host of family and friends. Condolences may be left at www.greenidgefuneral homes.com.

Arrangements entrusted to Greenidge Funeral Homes, Atlantic City. MIC AEL DAVID MENDONSA AGE: 64 A LAN IC CI TY OBITUARIES Sh areyourmemories. LeaveamessageintheonlineGuestBook. Justgoto TheDailyJournal.com/obituaries clickonobituariesand followtheprompts. ExpressYourCondolences thedailyjournal.com/obituaries.