The new school year has started and masked in-person is the order of the day. Fingers crossed that all will be well (although the uptick in covid cases is happening). I look forward to a time we can get together for lunch again.
Meanwhile, I have been happy to see some of our friends in person.
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| Jean Lombardi, Wilma Kaelin, non Delran person, Ann Croge, Marcia Konieczka |
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| Kathryn Schneider, Roberta, Ron Caracci |
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| Joanne Karwacki on zoom |
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| Janet Pilvalis |
May she rest in peace.
Unexpected and very sad news. Our condolences to her family.
It's been a while since we have all been together. I hope all of you are doing the best you can in this trying time.
Take care and be well until we meet again.
Tomorrow is July already. Covid restrictions are easing up somewhat and many of us have been vaccinated.
There wasn't a retirement brunch this year, but this photo turned up in my facebook memories today.
We haven't met together in a long time and I hope that we will be able to meet again soon.
Sadly, I heard from Rosina that our longtime colleague, friend, and regular lunch group attendee, Jean Zensen, passed away a few days ago.
She was a sweet person and dear friend who will be greatly missed, but always remembered.
Two other Delran colleagues we have lost this month are Carol Shontz, Delran school nurse, and Ed Hamlet, teacher and wrestling coach. They both passed away on May 20th.
May they all rest in peace and we certainly offer their families our sincere condolences.
Sadly, I have just seen and heard from multiple sources that Verna Zelaney passed away.
Here is her obituary.
She is remembered fondly and with admiration by all who knew her.
2020 is over and I hope you are all doing well and have been successful in obtaining the vaccine or at least an appointment to get it.
I didn't realize how long it's been since last we met.
John Kugler wrote to let me know the sad news about the death of Frank Killino on March 22. He and his family were quite a memorable part of the Delran community back in the day. I remember him fondly.
Here is his obituary . Our condolences to his family. May he rest in peace.
No DEAR zoom this month, I guess. I miss you all and hope your holiday merrymaking is structured to keep everyone safe and healthy as we head into the new year.
Happy holidays! See you in 2021!
