Tiffany Lynn Nardella

Tiffany Lynn Nardella, 52, of Somerdale, NJ, took to eternal flight on Friday July 10, 2026. Born in Clifton Springs, NY, she was the loving daughter of Rebecca Jane Hesbon and the late Graham Smith; devoted wife and life partner to Michael Nardella.

A graduate of Midlakes High School, she attended the Rochester Institute of Technology where she studied civil engineering until her passion for social work came into focus. She was driven to make the world a better place for others and set out on a path to do so.

Upon receiving her bachelor’s degree, she spread her wings and moved to Philadelphia, which quickly became home for her; she fell in love with the city and its people.  Tiffany went on to receive her Master of Library Information Science from Drexel University, fulfilling her desire to provide access to programs and services for the numerous communities that she would ultimately serve.

After working at CHOICE and The University of the Arts, she began her career at the Free Library of Philadelphia, where she ascended to branch manager and administrator, taking on roles that were critical to its mission.  She loved her job and the people she worked with and supervised, her collective library family.  The work was often challenging but she found it to be deeply meaningful and rewarding.

In 2011, Tiffany met the love of her life and best friend, Michael.  The feeling was mutual, and two years later they exchanged vows in the Marigny neighborhood of New Orleans, a place they had visited earlier that aligned with their love of live music and cultural activities.  Prior to their wedding, they had adopted their beloved pit bull Comet, a one-year-old rescue pup who would prove to be the sweetest, most loving boy. He quickly adhered to their side – mostly Tiffany’s – as they embodied the same unwavering spirit and lust for life.  They built their cozy nest together, serving as shelter for all of life’s challenges that would lie ahead.  Never content with confinement, she made full use of her time to explore beyond the status quo, always maintaining that being with Michael allowed her to be her true free-spirited self and included much dancing in the kitchen – a precious side meant for his eyes only.

Along her journey, Tiffany was an active member of DENJPA and Living Beyond Breast Cancer.  She devoted much time and energy to advocating legislative action for more research and funding and held special bonds with her fellow survivors.  She was an avid cyclist and member of the Young Survival Coalition (YSC Philly) and participated in the annual East Coast Tour de Pink for many years.  When she could no longer ride, she turned her focus towards volunteer work, serving as an English tutor for refugees at the Camden County Library and volunteer at PAWS Philadelphia.  She was inclined to give back to society for the greater good.

When she wasn’t enduring treatment, she immersed herself in nature and the outdoors.  She enjoyed camping, hiking, gardening, kayaking, paddleboarding, yoga, swimming, and beach days – her ultimate happy place.  She also became enamored with birds and had transformed her backyard into a thriving habitat for numerous species, notwithstanding the squirrels; the sound of chirping was music to her ears.

She loved to travel, whether it be to a Library conference in Denmark with colleagues, a train ride to Montana with her mom Becky, an Airbnb in Venice Beach with in-laws Brian & Lynne, or a secluded cabin in the woods with her chosen family Dave, Jackie, Jason & Carolyn.

Tiffany will always be remembered for her compassion towards others and her ability to face life with grace, strength and humor.  She was an inspiration to others, a caring and genuine person who achieved her goal of making the world a better place for everyone who came to know and love her.

She is survived by her brothers Matt Cramer (fiancé Robin) and Chris Smith (wife Tracy); her sister Jennifer Smith Vorrasi (husband Tony); her sisters-in-law Lori Kozlosky (husband Mark), Lisa Nardella and Lynne Nardella (husband Brian); her Aunt Barb and Uncle Jim Sanford; her Cousin Samantha Sanford-Mereau (husband Matt); her nephews and nieces Dane (wife Erin), Devin, Graham, Caitlin, Colin, and Mia.

In addition to her father, she was preceded in death by her mother-in-law Judith Nardella; her brother-in-law Brian Nardella; her cherished fur-babies Willow, Sabrina and Comet.

Her father-in-law Louis Nardella came to pass shortly afterwards; her resilience and positive attitude provided much inspiration for him in his final months.

A memorial service will be held in her honor on Saturday August 29th at Kain-Murphy Funeral Services, 15 West End Ave. Haddonfield, NJ.  Relatives and friends are invited to greet Tiffany’s family from 12 – 1:15pm. Words of Remembrance will begin at 1:30pm, and post-gathering will conclude at 3pm. Anyone wishing to attend the Words of Remembrance virtually, please email kainmurphy@comcast.net for the Zoom information.

In lieu of flowers, charitable donations can be made in Tiffany’s name to the following organizations:
Living Beyond Breast Cancer (www.lbbc.org)
Metavivor (www.metavivor.org)
Unite For Her (www.uniteforher.org)

Judith Miller

Judith P. Miller (nee Peters) who was born August 9, 1937 to the late John and Ethel Peters -owners of Haddonfield’s well known Peters Ice Cream and Candy – passed away on July 20, 2026, after spending her entire life in Haddonfield.

Judith (Judy) was the devoted wife of the late Harry C. Miller, the cherished mother of Steve (Cheryl) Miller, Donna (John) Perkins, and John (Jan) Miller; grandmother of Mike (Jess), Dani, Sean (Jamie), Kyle (Jenny), Ally (Anthony), Brittany (Ben) and Tyler (Ocean); And, the Great Grandmother of 10.

Later in life, she became the first female employee at Westmont Hardware.  She also guided school children through the intersection of Hopkins Ave., and Grove Street as their beloved crossing guard. She enjoyed vacationing at the Jersey shore and it was there that she met Harry and where they continued to vacation with their children and grandchildren. She loved to sing or hum a melody, quote a random poem, and diligently document in her calendars – and then remind everyone each year – of every ‘Miller Moment’. And, let’s not forget the call backs that followed immediately after both hung up the phone…or the dollar bills.

Funeral services for Judith will be held privately by the family. In lieu of flowers, charitable donations in Judith’s name may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association (https://www.alz.org/?form=FUNDHYMMBXU ).

Frances Jean Ring

(nee Nagle) Passed away on July 17, 2026. Frances was the devoted wife of the late Paul Ring; cherished mother of Karen (William) Schaller and Gregory (Jane) Ring; adoring grandmother of Eric ( Danielle), Mark (Kiley), Janelle, Zander (Harry) Amanda Maddalo (Ryan) and Kevin Schaller (Kristin); great grandmother of Addalyn, Mason, Emerson, Griffin, Kairi, Rowan and Ryan; dear sister of the late Ruth Morgan.

Frances was best known by her middle name, Jean.  Jean enjoyed time with family and attended many activities for her grandchildren. Jean explored many crafts and hobbies throughout the year but always enjoyed word search puzzles. Jean’s favorite past time was to people watch. While living in Warminster, PA, Cape Coral, FL or North Wildwood , NJ, Jean always knew her neighbors and what was happening in the neighborhood.  

Relatives and friends are invited to Frances’ viewing on Thursday, July 23rd from 10-10:45am at First Presbyterian Church of Warminster, 500 Madison Ave., Warminster, PA; where her funeral service will immediately follow at 11am. Interment at Whitemarsh Memorial Park in Ambler PA.

Peter Van Dyke Bull

Peter Van Dyke Bull passed away peacefully at his home following a courageous battle with arterial sclerosis.

Born in 1938, at Flower Hospital in Manhattan, New York, Peter was raised in Garden City, New York, where he developed the strong work ethic, integrity, and determination that would define his life.

Peter attended Norwich University in Northfield, Vermont, before transferring to Hofstra College in Hempstead, New York. It was at Hofstra that he met the love of his life, Judith Glover. The couple married on January 27, 1962, at Grace Methodist Church in Valley Stream, New York, and shared 57 wonderful years of marriage until Judy’s passing.

In 1966, Peter and Judy made their home in Haddonfield, New Jersey, where they became devoted members of Haddonfield Methodist Church. Peter also proudly served in the Army National Guard until 1969.

Peter began his professional career as a paper salesman with West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company before transitioning into packaging sales in the Philadelphia area. After achieving success with Anchor Container, he founded Taurus Packaging Corporation, representing several packaging manufacturers throughout the region.

In the early 1990s, Peter partnered with his son, Christopher, and another business associate to establish Taurus Packaging and Display. As President, Peter helped grow the company from a small four-person operation located on the third floor of his Haddonfield Mews townhouse into a thriving corporation employing dozens of people. His entrepreneurial vision, leadership, and commitment to his employees and customers remained the cornerstone of the business until his retirement in 2007.

For over 40 years, he and Judy spent all their summers on Long Beach Island.  The little bungalow they bought in 1968 became the center of our family life every weekend in the spring and fall.  And every day from the last day of school until Labor Day.  Countless memories and many great friendships were forged there.

Another passion for Peter was his cars. Over the years, he collected beautiful classics—a 1953 Jaguar, a pistachio green Kaiser-Darrin, his favorite Austin Woody, a 1953 Studebaker, a 1965½ Mustang convertible, a Mercedes convertible, and, of course, the unforgettable 1988 Rolls-Royce convertible which he proudly drove in the annual July 4th Parade for many years.

Peter will be remembered as a devoted husband, loving father, proud grandfather and great-grandfather, successful businessman, faithful church member, and friend to many. His legacy lives on through the family he cherished, the business he built, and the countless lives he touched through his kindness, wisdom, and unwavering dedication.

Peter was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Judith “Judy” Bull. He is survived by his brother, Steven Bull; his son, Christopher Bull (Jeanne Marie); his daughter, Jennifer Bull (Eric Mason); his granddaughters, Nicole, Michelle, Christy, and Kate; and his great-grandchildren, Margot and Levi.

He will be deeply missed by his family, friends, former colleagues, and all who had the privilege of knowing him. May his memory be a blessing.

A Celebration of Life for Peter will be held on Friday, July 24th from 12:00-3:00pm at Tavistock Country Club 100 Tavistock Ln., Haddonfield, NJ 08033. In lieu of flowers, charitable donations in Peter’s name may be made to Wise Animal Rescue www.wiseanimalrescue.com or to the New Jersey Humane Society https://www.newjerseyhumanesociety.org/.

Viva A. Young

(nee Harvey) Passed away on June 27, 2026. Viva was the beloved wife of the late James R. Young; Loving mother of Virginia Quinn (Kerry) of Cinnaminson, Lynn Casey of Palmyra, NJ, James (Stephanie) of Westampton, NJ & Christina Riley (Bob) of Brigantine, NJ; Cherished grandmother of Erica (Seth) Regensburg, Shannon Quinn, Emilie (Alex) Salesky, Laurel, Devon & Liam Young and  R.J. & Jesse Riley; great-grandmother of Jonah and 2 on the way; Dear sister of Virginia (Charlie) Argue.

Viva graduated from Frankford HS and was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) for almost 50 years. She was a proud descendant of Philadelphia’s historic Castor family, whose legacy is commemorated by Castor Avenue. Viva was a loyal and dedicated Philly sports fan who never missed a chance to cheer on the Eagles and Phillies.

Services for Viva will be held privately by the family. In lieu of flowers, charitable donations in Viva’s name may be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. (https://www.stjude.org/donate/donate-to-st-jude.html?sc_icid=header-btn-donate-now )

Robert N. Kelley

On June 29, 2026, beloved husband of Lisa M. (Nee Klice); loving father of Nicholas (Sophia) Kelley, Lauren (Christopher) Roberts & Thomas Kelley; treasured grandfather of Georgia & Charles Kelley and Luke & Michaela Roberts and dear brother of Mary Young, Paul Kelley & John (Cass) Kelley.

After graduating from Belmont Abbey College, he began his career with Combustion Engineering as a human resources professional, where he developed an expertise for labor negotiations.

He later served as Vice President of Human Resources and Administration for Premier Refractories & Chemicals in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.

In 1990, he moved his family to Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, where he joined Giddings & Lewis, a division of Thyssen Krupp AG, as Vice President of Administration.

He returned to Haddonfield, NJ in 2000, where he continued his career as Senior Human Resources Manager for PolyOne Corporation and later Mexichem Specialty Resins in Pedricktown, New Jersey.

While he was proud of his professional accomplishments, his greatest joy came from his family. He treasured every moment spent with his children and grandchildren and especially loved family vacations at the beach, where he could often be found swimming in the ocean. His steady presence, generous heart, and unwavering love for his family will be remembered always.

Bob’s family will receive relatives & friends on Friday, July 10^th, 10-10:45 AM, at Christ the King RC Church, 200 Windsor Ave., Haddonfield, NJ; Where his Memorial Mass will follow at 11 AM.  Interment, Calvary Cemetery in Cherry Hill, NJ.  In lieu of flowers memorial contributions in honor of Bob may be made to Blood Cancer United www.BloodCancerUnited.org

Susan M. Peoples 

Susan (nee Martin) died peacefully on June 22, 2026.  Susan was the cherished wife of the late John “Jack” Peoples and a loving mother of Jonathan Peoples (Denise Watkins) of Deptford, Elizabeth Presenza (Thomas) of Haddonfield, and Sarah Peoples (Jacob Roller) of Philadelphia. Susan was a beloved Grammie of Sofia, Lydia, Charlie, Josie, and Eleanor. Preceded in death by her loving parents Elizabeth (Betsy) and Robert (Bobby) Martin, her brother Paul Martin, and her beautiful granddaughter Helena. Susan also leaves behind her beloved nephews Nathaniel and Milan Martin, her sister-in-law Shirley, as well as her niece and nephews, Beth, Jim, Randy and Russel Jr.

Susan was born in 1943 in Camden, NJ and grew up in Collingswood. She graduated in 1965 from Rutgers University with a major in French and a minor in English and she studied for a year in the south of France. Susan met Jack during college and they were married for 50 happy years. They settled in and raised their family in Haddon Township. While being a dedicated mother to her own young children, she also dedicated time to teach classes on natural childbirth and breastfeeding. Susan was a dedicated French teacher at Haddon Township High School and retired in 2011. She had so many happy years teaching and working alongside HTHS colleagues who were also incredible friends. After retirement Susan’s love of babies led her to volunteer for many years at the Newborn Intensive Care Unit at Cooper University Hospital holding infants through their “cuddling program”. While teaching at HTHS as well as after her retirement, Susan volunteered at the Fellowship House in Camden, NJ helping kids with homework and reading.

Susan had a passion for languages, she spoke fluent French, taught Latin and had a love for the classics, especially Greek Mythology. She enjoyed traveling, reading on her front porch, baking, playing the piano, and knitting. She loved spending time with her family, talking and laughing about life and being a Grammie was the role for which Susan was truly made. Nothing gave her more joy than her grandchildren. Until her final days, she would ask about each one of them and express her unending love for them. Susan was a gift to her family as she was the living embodiment of a warm hug and an encouraging word. She inspired her children to be kind and always strive to become better versions of themselves everyday. Her Christian faith was a very important part of her life.

Her adoring family and close friends will be gathering to celebrate her life in a private ceremony. In lieu of flowers, charitable donations in Susan’s name may be made to the NICU at Cooper University Hospital Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU) | The Cooper Foundation or the Ronald McDonald House https://rmhsnj.org/give/ in Camden, NJ.

Jessica Keenan Smith

Passed away on June 13, 2026. Jessica was the devoted wife of Terrence “Ted” Smith; Cherished mother of Carolyn Smith; dear sister of Rachel Keenan, Alyson Keenan and sister-in-law of Matt Smith, Tara Smith and Rob Rozicki; and treasured aunt of Riley Smith, Ciara Smith, Viviene Rozicki & Charlotte Rozicki.

Jessica was the founder of Living Well with Epilepsy, through which she dedicated nearly two decades to advocacy on behalf of individuals living with epilepsy. She shared her personal experiences to raise awareness, and worked within the healthcare system to promote a more holistic approach to patient care. She also provided guidance and support to patients, families, and caregivers, and was committed to amplifying the work of others in the epilepsy advocacy community.

Jessica also served as the Executive Director of the American Society for Experimental Neurotherapeutics, where she worked to advance the development and accessibility of new therapies for individuals with neurological disorders.

In her downtime, she could often be found on the shore or in Cape Cod, surrounded by some of her favorite people. She will be remembered as an avid gardener, a devoted family member, and a loyal friend.

Jessica’s family will receive friends on Wednesday, June 17th from 6-8 pm at Kain-Murphy Funeral Services, 15 West End Ave. Haddonfield, NJ. The family intends to have a celebration of life for family and invited friends on Thursday, June 18^th.  Interment, private.

Rosina Gasparro

On June 5, 2026; Beloved wife of Antonio; Cherished mother of Frank  of Pennsauken and Maria of Collingswood; Loving sister of Caterina Carnovale, Angelina LaBella (Antonio), Frances Skinner (Michael) and A. Pepe Piperno (Peggy); Treasured aunt to many nieces and nephews and pre-deceased by her dear parents, Domenica & Antonio Piperno.

Mrs. Gasparro’s family will receive friends on Wednesday, June 10th from 10-10:45 AM at St. Stephen’s Catholic Church, 6306 Browning Rd, Pennsauken, NJ 08109; a Mass of Christian Burial will follow at 11 AM.  Entombment, private.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made in Mrs. Gasparro’s memory to the Domenica Foundation, 215 Highland Ave., Haddon Twp., NJ 08108 (www.domenicafoundation.org/)

In Loving Memory of Arlene Cippola Kennealy

Arlene Kennealy, age 84, passed away peacefully on 01 June.

Arlene will be remembered for her sense of humor, caring nature, and staying connected with family and friends. She would spend hours on the phone catching up with loved ones, and especially with friends she has had since grade school.

Arlene enjoyed life’s simple pleasures. She loved spending time at the shore, eating crabs, dancing, and trying her luck at the casino. Arlene always was attending family gatherings, parties, and any and all celebrations. Some of her happiest moments were spent with her longtime companion Carmen, as well as her cousins, and many dear friends.

Arlene is survived by her children, Bill (Allison), Sean (Paul), Dawn (Jeff); grandchildren, Skylar, Liam, and Isabel; her longtime companion, Carmen; and many family members and friends who will forever hold her memory in their hearts.

In accordance with her wishes, Arlene will be cremated and interred to rest alongside her mother and father. Reuniting with her parents in their final resting place was the most important to her, and her family is honored to fulfill that wish.

The family plans to hold a Celebration of Life gathering within the coming months.  Details will be shared when arrangements are finalized.

Arlene’s memory will live on through our stories, laughter, and all the love she shared throughout her life. May she rest in peace.