John Michael died at his home, 456 Philadelphia Ave., after a long illness (stroke).
He was a night wathcman for the Renault Champagne plant and later the former superintendent of the Egg Harbor City Sewerage Department.
He was survived by his wife Anna; two daughters; Mrs. Andrew Cairone and Mrs. Joseph Martin, both of Philadelphia; brothers Joseph of Barrington, NJ and Frank of Camden, NJ; a sister, Mrs. Anna Treankner.
He was a night wathcman for the Renault Champagne plant and later the former superintendent of the Egg Harbor City Sewerage Department.
He was survived by his wife Anna; two daughters; Mrs. Andrew Cairone and Mrs. Joseph Martin, both of Philadelphia; brothers Joseph of Barrington, NJ and Frank of Camden, NJ; a sister, Mrs. Anna Treankner.
John Michael died at his home, 456 Philadelphia Ave., after a long illness (stroke).
He was a night wathcman for the Renault Champagne plant and later the former superintendent of the Egg Harbor City Sewerage Department.
He was survived by his wife Anna; two daughters; Mrs. Andrew Cairone and Mrs. Joseph Martin, both of Philadelphia; brothers Joseph of Barrington, NJ and Frank of Camden, NJ; a sister, Mrs. Anna Treankner.
He was a night wathcman for the Renault Champagne plant and later the former superintendent of the Egg Harbor City Sewerage Department.
He was survived by his wife Anna; two daughters; Mrs. Andrew Cairone and Mrs. Joseph Martin, both of Philadelphia; brothers Joseph of Barrington, NJ and Frank of Camden, NJ; a sister, Mrs. Anna Treankner.
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