District Conference Memorial Service
Remembering those who have passed on
during the 2010-12 Rotary years<<more>>
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Memorial & Sunday Brunch
  • Herbert Pincus - Rotary Club of Eastwick/Philadelphia International Airport
  • Dongkyu Bak. 5/15/2011 - Rotary Club of Media
  • Theodore D. Hadley, Jr. 7/20/2011 - Rotary Club of Media
  • Walton B. Hill 10/30/2010 - Rotary Club of Media
  • William H. Cowper more - Rotary Club of Philadelphia
  • Mark Rubinstein of Devon passed away on Nov 12, 2010 at the age of 94.
  • Amos Bassett - Nov 2010 - Rotary Club of West Chester
  • Harold Green - July 2011 - Rotary Club of West Chester
  • Frank Helms - Dec 2010 - Rotary Club of West Chester
  • Joan Deering - more  wife of Exton-Frazer rotarian Deering, Louis
  • William A. Breisacher - Rotary Club of Philadelphia
  • Eugene C Hosmer, Jr. - Rotary Club of Philadelphia
  • Walter R. Livingston, Jr.John Ondik III - Rotary Club of CPW
  • Howard Soffer more - Rotary Club of Bensalem
  • John Wesley Myles more  - Rotary Club of King of Prussia
  • Thomas F. Owens  more  PDG [1994-95] Rotary Club of SPRINGFIELD
  • James Gannon - Rotary Club of CHELTENHAM-ROCKLEDGE
  • Norbert Aubuchon - long time member of Rotary Club of Longwood
  • Frank Lombardo more- Rotary Club of Upper Darby-Lansdowne
  • Alonzo Cavin  more  - Rotary Club of Chester
  • Dave Kelso   more - Rotary Club of Ardmore
  • Don Meisel Rotary Club of Philadelphia
  • Arthur Herbert Goetz  more - 7630 District Governor in Rotary year 1995-96
  • Ted Merrill   more  - 7630 District Governor in Rotary year 2005-2006
  • John W. Hentkowski    more - Governor of District 7630 from 1990 to 1991
    PETS Sergeant-at-Arms - Rotary Club of Newark
  • Rev. Robert Moreland    more - Rotary Club of Swarthmore
  • Wally Stuard    more  - Rotary Club of Ardmore
  • Richard Leighton  more  - Rotary Club of Broomall
  • Frank Videon - Rotary Club of Broomall
  • Ernest Eadeh  more - Rotary Club of Wayne
  • Don Weldon  more - Rotary Club of Concordville Chadds Ford
  • Dr. Venerando G. Jaurigue   more - Rotary Club of Cheltenham Rockledge
  • Rabbi Harold Waintrup  more, Jack Rice more and Harry Silver more- - Rotary Club of Jenkintown
  • Randolph H. TILLETT and Guy WOODWORTH  more - Rotary Club of PMB
  • Bill Harris -more - Rotary Club of Haverford Township
  • Lynne L. Green more  and Rev. Robert Kesel more - Rotary Club of Media
  • Mark Rubinstein - more - Paoli-Malvern-Berwyn
  • Wallace Stuard, Jr - Ardmore
  • Henry Poor - King of Pressia
  • Rev. David P. Thomas - Longwood
  • Mordeci Gerson - Bala Cynwyd Narberth <<more>>
  • Sam Mirshak and Charles Nairn
    - Concordville Chadds Ford
  • Ruth McCarthy - Abington at Edge Hill <<more>>
  • Dabbs Woodfin - Concordville Chadds Ford <<more>>
  • Tom Stuart - Rotary Club of of Ardmore
  Herbert Pincus of the Rotary Club of Eastwick/Philadelphia International Airport died about three weeks ago. He was a charter member of the club
William H. Cowper

WILLIAM H., USMC, Colonel On October 13th, 2011. Age 90. Of Cherry Hill, NJ. Beloved husband of the late Ellen Elizabeth Cowper (nee Jones). Devoted father of Greg and his wife Karen Schmidt, Gayl Howell and her husband Jim Fritsch, and the late Gary Charles Cowper and his wife Gayle Cowper (nee Cummings). Dear brother of George Cowper, the late Howard Cowper, and Nancy Ronalter. Caring grandfather of Moze, Cody, Matt and David. Loving great-grandfather of Norah, Harper, Ayden and Jaelin. Loving husband of the late Mary Anna Ross Cowper of St. Davids, PA.
Bill Cowper was born in Lockport, New York 8 April 1921. As a teenager, he was active in many organizations, President of 4-H, an Eagle Scout, and in college, was a member of the Student Senate and Senior Honor Society. He graduated from Lockport High School, received his BA in Botany from Colgate University in 1942, attended the Industrial College of the Armed Forces, and in 1968, earned an MBA from George Washington University. Enlisting in May 1942, Cowper was one of the few, the proud, the Marines.
In 1947 he married fellow Marine Ellen Elizabeth Jones. They raised three children, have four grand children, and four great grand children. Bill and Ellen celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary in 1997. Ellen, a retired speech therapist from the Cherry Hill School System, predeceased him in 1998.
Rising to the rank of Colonel in the U. S. Marines, Colonel Cowper was on continuous active duty for 31 years. He was a supply and logistics officer. His career included assignments at all large Marine Corps Posts in the United States in addition to tours in Okinawa, Hawaii and Japan. He was in the South Pacific with the Eighth Marines, 2nd Marine Division during World War II - Saipan, Iwo Jima, Okinawa - and Chief of Staff, Force Logistics Command, for his second tour in Vietnam. Among decorations and awards, he received the Legion of Merit with Combat Valor, Meritorious Service Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Vietnam Campaign Medal, and Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Palm.
After retiring from the Marine Corps, he purchased Acme Addressing, Inc., a direct mail and printing company, serving as President and CEO until 2007. Colonel Cowper was active in many military, patriotic, professional and civic organizations. He was a Past President of Rotary Club of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Chapter Retired Officers Association, Benjamin Franklin Chapter National Sojourners, Philadelphia Council Navy League of the United States, State of Pennsylvania Navy League, and Sons of the American Revolution Continental Chapter. A particular favorite was The Society of the Sons of St. George where Bill served as secretary for almost 20 years. The Colonel will be missed.
  Mark Rubinstein of Devon passed away on Nov 12, 2010 at the age of 94.
    Joan Deering, 57, of Lancaster, PA went home to be with the Lord on Monday, September 26, 2011. She was at home under hospice care after a brief but brave battle with cancer.
    Born on February 26, 1954 in Philadelphia, PA, Joan was the daughter of the late Joseph and Rafaella Giordano. She will be dearly missed by her husband, Louis Deering, of Lancaster.
    Joan was a nurse for Vitas Hospice and founded Pasta Inglese in Ardmore, PA. She was a multi-media artist and an avid animal lover.
     In addition to her husband, Joan is survived by her daughter, Raquel Deering and son-in-law, Benjamin Olenchock of Natick, MA; her son, Louis-Jordan Deering of Rochester, NY; and her grandson, Winston Olenchock.
     A memorial service will be held on Saturday, October 1st, at 10:00 a.m. at the Mulberry Street Art Studio, 21 North Mulberry Street, Lancaster, PA, 717-295-1949. All friends and family are kindly invited to attend. In keeping with her wishes, donations may be made to the Lancaster Humane League, 2195 Lincoln Highway East, Lancaster, PA 17602, 717-393-6551. For additional information or to send condolences, please call 717-293-8181 or 508-654-7766.
Howard Soffer Rotary Club of Bensalem
"a long time communty volunteer and former Bensalem Rotary Club President Howard Soffer passed away suddenly Tuesday night. He had just turned 52. My thoughts and prayers go out to his wife Holly and his loving family. My last really cherished memory was at our Car Show, Howard with a bullhorn solicating attendees to purchase balls to dunk me in the dunk tank. His son manned the contraption that kept me suspended until dunked. We will all miss this accompished volunteer, family man and attorney. " Steve Moran."


JOHN WESLEY MYLES, of Phila., PA on September 15, 2011. Age 71. Beloved husband of Dr. Geraldine Hinnant Myles. Loving father of Julia Anne Myles. Also survived by his mother, Birdette Myles, sisters: Ruth Pettis & Gilda Myles and brother, Paul Myles.

Obituary by Philadelphia Inquirer & Philadelphia Daily News
Thomas F. Owens PDG [1994-95] member of Rotary Club of SPRINGFIELD
Dr. Thomas Francis Owens, 78 Of West Grove, PA died Thursday September 1, 2011 at the Chester County Hospital. He was the husband of Helen Scerbak Owens with whom he shared 49 years of marriage. Born in Ashland PA, he was the son of the late Thomas and Anna Hrabosky Owens. Dr. Owens fulfilled his undergraduate degree at Penn State University, his dental degree at the University of Maryland Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, his internship at the Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York NY, his oral surgery residency at the Cornell Medical Center in New York, his Anesthesia Residency at Kingsbrook Medical Center in Brooklyn, NY, and his didactic year at the Graduate School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Owens was in private practice in Springfield PA for over 20 years.
He was a member of American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, the American Dental Association, and the American Dental Anesthesiology Association. After retiring from private practice in 1985, Dr Owens taught at the University of Pennsylvania. He was a member of the Springfield Rotary Club and was a Past District Governor for District 7450. Survivors: In addition to his wife, Dr. Owens is survived by nieces and cousins. Memorial Service was held Wednesday September 7, 2011 at St. Matthew Lutheran Church, 400 Lynbrooke Rd., Springfield, PA 19064. A 2nd memorial service was held Thursday September 8, 2011 at the Alison Building of Jenner's Pond, 2000 Greenbriar Lane, West Grove, PA 19390.
Published in The Daily Times on September 3, 2011
  James Gannon 927 Huntingdon Pike Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006 Club of CHELTENHAM-ROCKLEDGE
 

July 18 2011

Frank Lombardo, a member of the Upper Darby-Lansdowne Rotary Club Hall of Fame, passed away over the
weekend at age 93. His service was Wednesday, July 20th, at St Anastasia Church, 3301 West Chester Pike in Newton Square.
  I am sad to report we have suffered another loss of a great Rotarian and wonderful man, Stan Friedman.
Alonzo Christopher Cavin Sr., Ed.D, 71 Alonzo Christopher Cavin Sr., 71, passed away suddenly on
June 5, 2011. He was born in Savannah, GA to Mrs. Willie Dale. The family relocated to Chester, Pennsylvania and he attended the Chester Public Schools. He served in the U. S. Navy. He earned an undergraduate degree from Cheyney University, a Masters in English Literature from West Chester University and a Doctorate in Education from Temple University.He retired from Widener University Graduate School after teaching Curriculum Theory for 38 years. He was a board member of the Chester-Wallingford Red Cross and a member of the Rotary International - Chester, PA Chapter.

Alonzo Cavin
at the Centennial Celebration with Louise, Francy and Anne
Survivors: In addition to his mother, he is survived by his devoted wife of 47 years Gwen Wells Cavin; sons Alonzo Cavin Jr. (Sheila) and William Cavin; one grandson William Cavin Jr.; one uncle Alonzo Cavins; cousins Margaret Northern, Pearl Charlton, Willie Brewer; a host of other family and friends.
  Dave Kelso who wasless than six months short of 50 years as a Rotarian with Ardmore Rotary.
Arthur Herbert Goetz, 82, of Salisbury, died Sunday, October 24, 2010, at Coastal Hospice at the Lake.
He was born May 29, 1928, in Bronx, N.Y., to Charles John Goetz and Jenny Watt Goetz.
District Governor 1995-96

Mr. Goetz served in the United States Marine Corps for 22 ½ years, from 1945 to 1967, serving in China 1946-49, in the Korean War 1952-53, and in various other posts in the U.S. and overseas. He was particularly proud to have served for four years as a ceremonial staff member at Marine Barracks, Washington, D.C. Upon retiring from the Marine Corps, he completed a B.A. in Business Adminstration and earned a Masters’ in Library Science.

Mr. Goetz came to Salisbury in June 1978 as the new Director of Wicomico County Free Library, retiring from this position in April 1995 at the age of 67.

He was a member of the local Chamber of Commerce for about 9 years and served on various committees. In 1979 he began serving on the Board of United Way as an area director, become Campaign Chairman in 1984 and Board President in 1985.

He joined the Salisbury Rotary Club in 1978 and was chosen Rotarian of the year two years in a row. Mr. Goetz and John Culver started two new clubs, the Wicomico Club in 1989 and the Seaford/Nanticoke Club in 1990. He also served as Treasurer 1987-88, President 1992-93, Area Representative for District Governor 1993-94, District Governor 1995-96, and chaired various committees over the 30 years of his membership, which included starting the Dictionary Project in the Salisbury club and the district. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Award in 2006-07. Goetz also served on the Board of Deershead Hospital in the 1980’s and as its President in 1989.

Mr. Goetz served on the Board of Directors of the China Marine Association 1993-2007, was President 1999-2001, Secretary 2002-2007, and remained active as their Historian and staff writer for their newsletter, writing articles about their service in North China. He is credited with having begun an archival collection of China Service artifacts and publications at the Marine Corps University Archives in Quantico, VA.

He is survived by wife of 60 years, Dorothy Marie Olsen Goetz of Salisbury: daughters: Diana Osborne and husband, Dan, of Garner, N.C.; Dot Barber and husband, Mark, of Linville, N.C.; Arlene Pace and husband, David, of Zebulon, N.C., Anita Goetz of Barnardsville, N.C.; Jennifer Albero and husband, Joe of Delmar, Delaware; and Jean Nelson and husband, Bob, of Salisbury; 10 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren, several nieces and a nephew.

Ted Merrill
Ted was 7630 District Governor in Rotary year 2005-2006, but he served many years before and continued to serve after in many ways. Ted was Secretary, President Elect and President of Ocean City/Berlin Rotary Club before joining the Snow Hill Rotary Club. His District service included Easter Seals, GSE and Rotary Foundation committees, District Internet Communications Officer, and Assistant District Governor, as well as the positions related to being a District Governor. He was on many conference committees and leadership teams. Ted’s words matched his actions. He was a Paul Harris Fellow, a Permanent Fund Benefactor, and charter member of the Bequest Society.

His legacy may well be the District Website, which was Ted’s baby. We all take websites for granted – but there is someone behind those sites who must keep them current and monitored. Ted was routinely up early and at his computer while many of us were still in dream land.

It was his tireless dedication to www.rotary7630.org that got our District into the “technology age.” It was often suggested that Ted get an assistant to help manage the website, but Ted would have none of that – he would do it all himself. And so we all benefited by Ted’s technical savvy and dedication to excellence.

Ted’s tech skills seemed to come naturally to him. Born in Toledo, Ohio, he was educated in Ohio, Alabama, Maryland, and Washington D.C., before graduating from high school in Illinois. He received a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Iowa State University. Joining IBM as an Applied Science Systems Representative in 1961, he served in various engineering, marketing, and programming management positions until his retirement in 1986.

Ted was principal owner of TWM enterprises and Tebidine Publishing, faculty member of WorWic Community College, and a lay leader of Bethany United Methodist Church. Both he and Sandy were active in the community, have 8 children and 17 grandchildren.

John W. Hentkowski (Died December 21, 2010) Governor of District 7630 from 1990 to 1991

Mr. John W. Hentkowski, age 68, of Elkton, MD, a longtime leader in both the business and volunteer community, died after a sudden illness on Tuesday, December 21, 2010, at Christiana Hospital surrounded by his family.

Born in Wilmington on April 2, 1942, John was a 1960 graduate of Wilmington High School and founder of Hentkowski, Inc. in January 1968.

Now located in Marshallton, John’s company grew rapidly from its small beginnings in an old church in Browntown to become a widely respected HVAC contracting firm. He was well known and admired throughout his career for his work ethic and commitment to customer service excellence. John was the recipient of numerous industry and business honors, including the 2008 Carrier President’s Award and the Better Business Bureau of Delaware’s Edward Rush Award for outstanding family-owned small business. He was also a finalist in the 2009 News Journal Readers’ Choice Awards. Among his professional affiliations, he was a member of the New Castle County TAC Committee, president of ServAssure, president of IHCC, and a board member of the Better Business Bureau.

John’s passion for his business was equaled only by his lifelong desire to help those in need. As a 33-year member and past president of the Rotary Club of Newark, he worked tirelessly for many years with Rotary’s Polio Plus intiative in its efforts to eradicate the disease around the world. He was elected by his fellow Rotarians to serve as the Governor of District 7630 from 1990 to 1991 and was a member of the Rotary Foundation Committee from 1991 through 1999. He had also been honored as a Paul Harris Fellow and Major Donor by the Rotary Foundation.

He worked extensively with Easter Seals, serving as a member of the Board of the Directors. He was committed to providing support and guidance at Easter Seals’ Camp Fairlee Manor in Chestertown, MD, a facility which allows those with physical, cognitive, and behavioral disabilities to enjoy camping and summer recreation. In earlier years, he was active with Boy Scouts of America and Camp Rodney. John loved animals and, with his wife, exhibited champion Arabian horses. He was a member and past chairman of the Eastern Amateur Arabian Horse Show Circuit. Other interests included the Wilmington & Western Railroad, where he currently served as treasurer.

He is survived by his beloved wife, Micki Larson Hentkowski; children, John W. Hentkowski, Jr. (Kym) of Elkton, MD, Stephen E. Hentkowski of Wilmington, and Barbara AMH Roberts (Brian) of Avondale; sister, Joan H. Harris of Wilmington, DE; brother, William S. Hentkowski, Jr. (Judith) of New Castle, DE; grandchildren, Bryan Hentkowski, Samantha Bartell, Alexis Hentkowski, Christopher Brody Roberts, Ian Roberts, and Abigail Roberts. He was preceded in death by his mother, Anna M. Konkowski Hentkowski, and father, William Stanley Hentkowski.

In lieu of flowers, contributions in memory of John may be made to Wilmington & Western Railroad, P.O. Box 5787, Wilmington, DE 19808; or to The Rotary Foundation, 14280 Collections Center Dr., Chicago, IL 60693. Contributions should be marked for “Polio Plus.”

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Mark Rubinstein was an active member up until the start of this Rotary year when he reluctantly went to honorary status - he was in hospice care at that time. And yet, he kindly made donations to both RI and Gundaker. He was a Rotarian right up to the very end, supported by his wonderful wife, Judy. Several P-M-B Rotarians were able to be present at his memorial services. This marks our third loss of tried and true Rotarians in roughly one year - Guy Woodworth, Pete Tillett, and Mark Rubinstein. Individuals such as these fine men will be extremely difficult to replace. <<< More >>>
  The members of the Rotary Club of Media who passed away this year are:
Lynne L. Green and Rev. Robert Kesel 
  We lost Bill Harris this year, the Rotary Club of Haverford Township.
For additional information please contact Ruth S. Rosenberg >>> ruthsrosen@msn.com <<<
 

Randolph H. TILLETT (Pete) and Guy WOODWORTH, both have passed away this year out of PMB and are sincerely missed.
For additional information contacr Mark Freels PMB Rotary President >> alocal@verizon.net <<
  We are sad to inform the Rotarians of Rotary District 7450 of the passing of Rabbi Harold Waintrup. The Rabbi was a long term member of the Rotary Club of Jenkintown.

Rabbi Waintrup served as the President of the Rotary Club and was active on numerous projects during his long membership. He was known for his never ending sense of humour and was a living example of the Rotary's work in creating tolerance and respect for all people.

Each year, during the time of the Jewish High Holy days, the Rabbi would bring his Shofar - a rams horn, and blow notes at the club meeting just as was done in his synagogue.

The Rabbi served Temple Old York Road Temple Beth Am for forty years as its spiritual leader.

The Rabbi is survived by his wife Elise, his daughter Miriam, a son Daniel and grandchildren Lisa, Michael Taylor and Rebecca. His daughter Debra pased away in 2005.
 

Rotary Club of Jenkintown lost Harry Silver.
Contact John Endicott for additional information >>> jcepsu@comcast.net <<<

Rotary Club of Jenkintown also lost Jack Rice,longtime Rotarian
  Rotarian Dr. Venerando G. Jaurigue passed away on August 19. A long-time member of the Cheltenham Rockledge Club and strong advocate of The Rotary Foundation, he is greatly missed.
  Don Weldon - of Concordville Chadds Fordd died Friday September 24th
Donald Jay Weldon Sr. passed away at his home in Kennett Square, surrounded by his wife of 55 years, two sons and
daughter-in-law. He was 75.

Born in Marcus Hook on July 9, 1935, Don was the fifth of nine children.

He attended the University of Delaware.

He served for six years in the U.S. Army Reserve.

After working at Bell Telephone for 30 years, he switched careers to become co-owner and general manager of LeMaster Racquetball and Fitness Center in West Chester. He also
poured his considerable creative energies into running a successful desktop publishing company out of his home.

On Sept. 10, 1955 he married Kay Francis Johnson; together they raised two sons, Donald Jay Weldon Jr. (Chip) and Glen Weldon.

Don was a devoted husband, caring father and a wonderful grandfather to his three grandchildren, Taylor, Evan and Corrine. He took tremendous delight in his family and let them
know it, enthusiastically and often.

He was a passionate man, a "people person" whose sense of humor and boundless enthusiasm endeared him to anyone he met.

He greatly enjoyed his life as a member of Unionville-Chadds Ford Rotary Club, where he was proud to be named Rotarian of the Year and a Paul Harris Fellow, along with several
other accolades.

In addition to his wife and sons, Don is survived by seven siblings, Harry, Richard, Catherine, Betty, Robert, Paul and Curt.

A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 30, at Grove United Methodist Church, 490 W. Boot Road in West Chester.

The family will receive visitors beforehand from 9:30 to 11 a.m.; a reception will immediately follow the service.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to Unite for HER, P.O. Box 351 Pocopson PA, 19366; or to the Grove Memorial Fund In Memory of Donald Weldon, 490 W.
Boot Road, West Chester, PA 19380.
Ernest Eadeh
Rotary Club of Wayne lost a friend and longtime member on September 9th.
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Wally Stuard passed away in Cape May, Sunday night, August 15th. -- J.D. Dougherty <jd@cs.haverford.edu>  
Bob Moreland, 89
On July 16, our Club lost a friend as Bob Moreland passed away following a brief illness.
The Rev. Robert L. Moreland, 89, died last Friday at Taylor Hospital in Ridley Park.
Born in Morgantown, W.Va., he lived in Plush Mills Senior Living and before that he lived in Swarthmore since 1975.
He attended Mercersburg Academy, where he was inspired to become a minister. This inspiration led Bob to the College of Wooster where he received a bachelor’s degree. While at Wooster, he met Martha Smith and they were maried on December 18, 1943. After graduating from Wooster, Bob attended Princton Theological Seminary where he earned a master’s degree in Divinity.
Rev. Moreland was a Presbyterian minister, serving Presbyterian churches in Joplin, Missouri, Harrison, Arkansas, Emporia, Kansas, and East Lansing, Michigan. He held a variety of administration positions in the Presbyterian Church, retiring as vice president of the Presbyterian Church Board of Pension.
Rev. Moreland was a member of Kappa Alpha Fraternity and Swarthmore Presbyterian Church, and was a member of Rotary Club of Swarthmore for 22 years.
Bob and Martha had 66 wonderful years together. They were blessed with four children, twelve grandchildren, thirteen great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandson.
Bob led a full and meaningful life. He was deeply loved and will be greatly missed.
  The Rotary Club of Broomall is sad to announce the passing of Richard Leighton, a Past President and long time member of our club. Rich died on September 1, 2010 at the age of 57. Rich’s wife Renay died in 1988 and Rich raised their son John. Rich was the President of Office Basics, Inc. in Boothwyn, PA.

Rich was a great Rotarian. He embodied the charge of Rotary, the spirit of Rotary, and wore the badge of Rotarian on his lapel with honor. Our members over the past twenty years learned much from Rich’s actions. His business knowledge, his philanthropy, his dedication to Rotary, and the energy he brought to our club will be missed.

Rich is survived by his son John and was the loving son of Marjorie Leighton and the late William J., also survived by his brother William J. Jr. and James of NJ and his sisters, Mary Mountz of Media and Dr. Barbara Leighton of Langhorne and his uncle, Msgr. Donald Leighton.

Funeral Mass Wednesday, 10:30 A.M. in St. Mary Magdalen Church, 2400 N. Providence Road., Media, PA where relatives and friends may call after 9:30 A.M. They may also call Tuesday evening from 6 to 8 P.M. at the Church. In lieu of flowers memorial gifts may be sent to Clyde F. Barker Transplant House, c/o Penn Medicine Development and Alumni Relations, 3535 Market St., Suite 750, Philadelphia. PA 19104. Interment at SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Broomall, PA.

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