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2019 GHS Lady Lions Basketball

The GHS Lady Lions Basketball team hosted GCIT (Gloucester County Institute of Tech) Saturday. The GCIT Cheetahs won this match up.

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Part Three: Early History of The City of Gloucester City: The Battle of Gloucester; Frigate Augusta

 

originally published 1964

Battle of Gloucester

Tuesday, November 25, 1952 was the 175^th anniversary of the Battle, and sometimes referred to as the skirmish at Gloucester.

Here are some of the events that led up to that engagement. On July 4, 1776, besides the action of the Continental Congress which we, as a nation celebrate, occurred another historic event. Six hundred pounds of Pennsylvania currency was ordered paid to Margaret M. Paul, widow of John Paul, and Benjamin Weatherby one of her sons, for 96 acres at Billingsport. The deed, dated July 5, 1776, is on record in the Gloucester County Court House, Woodbury, conveying the land to George Clymer and Michael Hillegas, treasurers of the Thirteen United Colonies.

originally published 1964

2019 GHS Lions vs GCHS Rams Junior Varsity Game

Highlights of recent Junior Varsity Game

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South Jersey girls basketball Mean 15 rankings for Feb. 3

1. Cherokee (14-4; previous ranking 1) – The Chiefs ran their winning streak to seven games with three victories last week. Ava Therien led nine different scorers as she had 10 points in a 57-29 triumph over Eastern on Tuesday. The team then topped Cherry Hill East 56-30 on Thursday and it closed the week with a 78-37 win over Vineland on Saturday. Kennedy Wilburn netted a season-high 15 points and Therien added 12.

2. Gloucester Catholic (15-3; 2) – The Rams picked up a trio of wins last week, starting with a 70-15 triumph over Pitman on Tuesday. Mycala Carney led the way with 18 points. On Thursday, Azana Baines netted 18 herself in a 63-32 victory over Rancocas Valley. Gloucester Catholic bested Life Center 41-35 on Saturday with a balanced attack – Jada Williams had 11 points, Baines had 10 and Lynzie Eggers chipped in nine.

Rams Over Lions 49-33

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (February 2, 2019)--Conor Regan recorded 17 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and had five steals for Gloucester Catholic in a 49-33 home win against Gloucester High, according to highschoolsportsNJ.com

Ryan Roney and Adonis Perez each contributed with eight points in the win, with Perez also grabbing 10 rebounds.

Jason Pino led Gloucester High with 10 points and 13 rebounds

Gloucester City High School Alumni Spotlight: Courtney Dolson, Class of 2010

 

Courtney Dolson, Class of 2010

 

(GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ) Courtney Dolson- After high school, I accepted a two year scholarship to Burlington County College to continue my softball career. I then transferred to Goldey-Beacom College where I completed my Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration in 2014 and then my Master’s degree in Management in 2015.

 

Carmen Palmierio Basketball 64th Consecutive Season

 

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (January 6, 2019)(CNBNewsnet)--Gloucester City Basketball opened 2018-2019 season this weekend with 8 travel teams and 12 teams playing in the Carmen Palmierio Basketball In House League.

Watch travel teams Friday nights with Girls grade 5/6, 6:45 followed by Boys grade 5/6 at 8:00 @ Cold Springs School

The Carmen Palmierio Basketball League In House Basketball, grades Kindergarten thru grade 4 play every Saturday starting at 9:00 am with games every hour until 2 pm

Travels teams also play in Brooklawn - Sundays games 5:30 and 7:00, Saturday 10:30 am, Monday and Wednesday 7:00

Photo Courtesy Bruce Darrow

 

Albert Carino Boys Basketball Club to Honor Six Players At Captain's Day

Judge, Tarte, Regan, Gibson, Gordon & Cartwright-Atkins in the Spotlight

 

The Albert Carino Boys Basketball Club has announced names of the six players to be honored at the first meeting of the season (Captain’s Day) (Wednesday, January 16th) at the Crowne Plaza, Route 70 and Cuthbert Blvd., Cherry Hill starting at 11:30 A.M.

Gloucester High School Alumni Spotlight:DANA MUSSELMAN, CLASS OF 1989

Alumni Spotlight

Dana Musselman, Class of 1989

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ --Current Status: I am currently an early childhood educator at Cold Springs School in Gloucester City. After graduation from GHS, I went to Glassboro State College/Rowan University where I received my Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education. In 1995, I started teaching at Highland Park School which happens to be the same elementary school I attended as a young child. It is very rewarding and fun working with young children. I truly love all my preschool and kindergarten students I have taught throughout the last 23 years in Gloucester City. My co-workers are some of the most dedicated and loyal educators I have the pleasure of working with each day.

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Gloucester City School District Going Solar

Boxes containing the panels have been stacked on skids in two areas near the school building

 

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (December 30, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)—The Cold Springs Grade School will soon be receiving their electrical energy from solar panels. Pallets containing the panels have been stacked two high and three deep on the school property.  There are approximately 78 boxes of the panels which were made in Malaysia according to the writing on the side of the boxes.

The cost for installation of the solar panels and how much money will be saved by going solar is not known at this time. The contractor is National Energy Partners of Voorhees, NJ.

National Energy Partners (NEP) is a nationally renowned solar energy development company dedicated to bringing clean, renewable energy to businesses, according to their website NEPsolar.com With over 10 years of experience in the solar industry, National Energy Partners has worked with commercial, industrial, educational, and government customers to successfully help them renew their commitment to their communities, defray soaring energy costs, and increase usage of environmentally friendly resources.  Their portfolio includes over $80 million of projects with more in development.

 

The school was built in the 90's at cost of $20 million. Later a gym and a pre-school addition was added to the grade school for another $20 million or thereabout.

 

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The panels were made in Malaysia

The contractor, National Energy Partners, has placed billboards with their name at the Cold Springs School and at Gloucester City High school. 

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Alice Costello School Celebrates "Grichmas"

"To love and kindness, the things we need most."

 

 

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BROOKLAWN, NJ (December 23, 2018)--On Friday, December 21, 2018 the Alice Costello Elementary School's gymnasium was transformed into Who-ville just in time for the holidays. The success of last year's "Polar Express" theme inspired the staff to once again do something extra special for their students on their last day before winter break.

 

 

K-5 students and staff members celebrated "Grinchmas" with a read aloud of Dr. Seuss' "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" and were encouraged to come to school dressed as their favorite characters. They enjoyed making Grinch inspired Christmas ornaments before heading back to their classrooms for their holiday parties.

Parent, Cooney direct Gloucester City wrestling past Penns Grove

 

(DECEMBER 20, 2018)--The Gloucester City High wrestling team kicked off the regular season Thursday after a rough showing at the Vogeding Tournament in Paulsboro last weekend.

Although there is no team title awarded at the tournament, the Lions finished seventh in the nine-team field. Thursday’s opponent, Penns Grove, finished a spot ahead of the Lions in Paulsboro.

Mrs. Aubrey Marilyn Sykes of Holiday, Florida; Wife of Former Gloucester City School Supt.

 

Aubrey and  Dr. Tom Sykes, former Gloucester City School District Superintendent.  Before moving to Florida the couple lived in Gloucester City, NJ for many years (photo provided)

 

HOLIDAY, FLORIDA--Aubrey Marilyn Sykes  87 of Holiday, FL passed away in Sunshine Christine Home on 12/12/2018.

Aubrey was born in Lawrence, MA on 5/30/1931 to Susan and Clarence Clark.

Aubrey is survived by her husband Dr. Thomas W Sykes, her son Thomas David Sykes, her brother Clarence J Clark, her grandchildren Brian D Sykes, Sara E Sykes, Ed Lovell, Steven Light, her great-grandchildren Cameron Moore, Callie Moore, Lorelai Sykes, Steven Light Jr, Michael Light, Paliss Light and many nieces and nephews and many family members in New England Area and Canada.

Aubrey liked to read and knit, and travel to Canada and New England.

She Lived in New Port Richey, FL, Gloucester City, NJ and In Lowell MA and Billerica,  MA.

No services will be held at this time. Memorial donations may be made to American Heart Association.

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UPDATED: 12-25-18

CORRECTION: The High School Coach of the Year was Mike Bylone from St Augustine High School and Gloucester Catholic's baseball team received a plaque for winning the Non-Public B State Championship in 2018

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CHEER-Dr. Carl Vitola was named the best urgent care physician by the Washington Township Chamber of Commerce in their annual salute to local businesses.  Dr. Vitola works at the AFC Urgent Care Center 475 Huffville-Crosskeys Road Suite B, Sewell.` He has been practicing family medicine for 40 years. In 1978 he graduated from Kansas City University Of Medicine Bioscience College Of Osteopathic Medicine.  A former resident of Gloucester City he had his office on Monmouth Street for many years.

 

JEER—This past October New Jersey's gas tax was increased by 4.3 cents a gallon or more than 10 percent under a bipartisan law enacted in 2016. As such the new 41.4 cent-per-gallon tax rate gives the state the fifth-highest gas tax in country. Though it is still be lower than neighboring New York and Pennsylvania. Early this year  Governor Murphy raised the state tax on gas by 25 cents.

 

CHEER—Pennsylvania is spending $5 million to help homeless people in their state. “Combating homelessness and preventing someone from becoming homeless in the first place is a priority of my administration,” said Governor Tom Wolf. “Our goal is simple: to eliminate homelessness in the commonwealth. These grants are another step in achieving that goal.”

New Findings on Concussion in Football’s Youngest Players

Newswise — New research from Seattle Children’s Research Institute and UW Medicine’s Sports Health and Safety Institute found concussion rates among football players ages 5-14 were higher than previously reported, with five out of every 100 youth, or 5%, sustaining a football-related concussion each season.

Published in The Journal of Pediatrics, the study summarizes the research team’s key findings from data collected during two, 10-week fall seasons in partnership with the Northwest Junior Football League (NJFL). Licensed athletic trainers from Seattle Children’s treated and recorded concussion from the sidelines at NJFL games to allow researchers to characterize concussions in this age group – from how often players sustained a head injury to factors that influenced their risk of injury.

South Jersey Times girls basketball preview

By Matt Chando | For NJ Advance Media

PLAYERS TO WATCH
Azana Baines, Gloucester Catholic, Guard/Forward, Sr.
Baines was one of the most highly recruited players in the entire region and signed a letter of intent to Duke University in November. She is the reigning player of the year and averaged more than 20 points per game, six rebounds and 3.4 assists last season.

Emily Johns, Washington Township, Forward, Jr.

Johns averaged more than 14 points and more than 10 rebounds per game as a sophomore. Her already polished low-post game should advance even further with another year of experience.

Proposed legislation for safer schools in NJ

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Camden City NJ--(November 2018)“There is no greater responsibility for us than to ensure that our 1.4 million students are in safe learning environments,” said State Education Commissioner Dr. Lamont Repollet in his most recent communication to New Jersey School Superintendents. Acknowledging November is Child Safety and Protection Month, Repollet also said school safety is of paramount importance to Governor Murphy and school leaders.

 

*Brooklawn Residents! School Board Vacancy

New Electronic Sign for Cold Springs Grade School

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ --A computerized electronic sign was erected at the Cold Springs Elementary School,  Cold Springs Drive earlier this week. At the top of the sign the words Cold Springs School is flanked on either side by photos of a kitten reading a book.  (photo credit CNBNewsnet)

*Brooklawn Residents! School Board Vacancy

Why principals are proud to work in Community Schools

 

 

PHILADELPHIA PA (November 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--All principals work to ensure the success of their students and school communities. At the City’s 12 Community Schools, school principals work closely with Coordinators to ensure that students have supports and opportunities for success, and that families have access to vital resources.

Rams take City Title; Lead Series 22-21

 Related: Big Plays Carry Gloucester Catholic

 

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (November 22, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--The Annual Thanksgiving game again did not disappoint the 800 fans who braved the fridge 28 degree temperatures. Using the running of the Rams Dashaun Harris who crossed the end line with runs of 62 and 63 yards, the Rams went on to post a 30 - 14 win. Harris rushed for 222 yards for the Rams.

The Lions were led by running back AJ Radlinger the workhorse of the Lions

With the win the Rams improved to 3-7, while the Lions dropped to 3-7 on the season, while GCHS took the City Series win lead 22 - 21 

Photos Courtesy of Bruce Darrow

GUEST OPINION: IT’S TIME TO ADD VALUE TO NEW JERSEY TEACHER EVALUATIONS

JOHN KELLMAYER | NOVEMBER 15, 2018

 

The current system of evaluating teachers in the Garden State all but ignores an extremely important, if controversial, tool 

I was a New Jersey school principal and district superintendent for more than 25 years. I estimate that I did more than 2,000 formal teacher observations. The process by which New Jersey teachers are evaluated has changed dramatically in the last several years. However, this process is seriously flawed and occasionally has been politically motivated.

A recent report by the New Teacher Project that examined the performance of thousands of teachers and administrators in 12 districts and four states found that less than 1 percent received an unsatisfactory rating. Former U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan sarcastically remarked, “Today in our country 99 percent of our teachers are above average.”

TOM GOLDSCHMIDT-TEACHER EXTRAORDINARE

by Gus Danks | GCHS Alumnus Class of '63

(reprinted from The Maryan 1963 yearbook)

 

Tom was my English teacher at Gloucester Catholic High School in South Jersey fifty-five years ago. He died last week at the age of eighty-one. He graduated first in his class at Villanova many years ago and came back for a few years to his former high school to teach us and to serve as an excellent role model.

I told Tom on a few occasions that he was the best teacher I ever had - in high school or in college. He was an excellent lecturer and an elevating presence to students like me, who surely were in need of some elevation. He continued in teaching for many years at Moorestown High School before moving into the real estate industry.

GreatSchools.org Releases Failing Report on GHS

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GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (November 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--The GreatSchools.org released its report on the test scores of the Gloucester City High School grades
7-12 recently. The report revealed the district's 4-year graduation rate at 94 percent which is four percent higher than the state average of 90 percent. However, their review of other categories shows the district continues to fail the majority of subjects and categories.

From the introduction of the GreatSchools.org report on Gloucester City High School. 

Meredith Gruff Flinn Seeking Your Vote for Gloucester City Board of Education

 

Most of you know I'm running for the Board of Ed in our current election. There wasn't a large turnout at meet the candidate night, so I'd like to share my statement.

I have resided in Gloucester City most of my life and have strong ties to my community. My Grandfather, the late William Mealey Sr., worked for the Board of Education for many years before retiring. My husband and I plan to continue residing here in Gloucester. We currently have a child in the district.

Incumbent City School Board Member Michelle Wright Explains Reasons for Seeking Re-Election

 

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (November 2, 2018)--Unfortunately, due to family obligations that came along with the passing of my grandmother, I was unable to make “Meet the Candidates”. Below is my statement. I would appreciate your vote and if you could please share my status. I truly believe I am an asset to the Gloucester City Board of Education.

Regretfully, I was unable to make tonight’s “Meet the Candidate” night, however was graciously given the opportunity to provide a brief biography, as well as a statement as to why I would like your vote for a seat on the Gloucester City Board of Education.

To start, my name is Michelle Wright and I have been living in Gloucester City for the last 13 years. I have a son in 8th grade who attends Gloucester City Middle School, am a graduate of Stockton University and currently work as a Product Marketing Engineer at a company named Agilent. I have served on the Board of Education for the last 3 years and in all honesty, it wasn’t an easy decision to re-run.

University Research Paper: 6 Ways to Write a Masterpiece

 

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Brooklawn School District Accepting Applications for School Choice Program

 

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Lower Cape down GHS

Visiting Lower Cape made their first trip ever into the Lions Den and drove home with a 22-13 win. Capes Connor Eckel accounted for all the visitors points, scoring on runs of 1,1 and 32 yards. While the Lions were led by A.j. Radlingers  to TD runs of 7 and 2 yards.

With the loss the Lions fell to 2-5 and Lower Cape May improved to 5-3

Photo Courtesy of Bruce Darrow

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Pictured below - Lions AJ Radlinger

Gloucester City Library Garden Beautification

by Gloucester City  Library Director Wen Gu

WHO: YOU!

WHAT: The Gloucester City Library is looking for creative minds to design and implement a beautification of our Corner Garden!  We’re looking for residents to design a layout for the Garden.  Once designs are submitted, the library’s Board of Trustees will vote on a winning design.  After a design is chosen, the public will have a chance to get hands on with the project and actually implement the design.  

Gloucester City Planning Board Considering Development Plans; Meeting Wednesday Night

 

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GLOUCESTER CITY, NEW JERSEY (October 16, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)—Redevelopment plans for properties on the west side of Broadway will be discussed at the Wednesday, October 17 Gloucester City Planning Board meeting to be held at 7:30 PM in council chambers, 313 Monmouth Street.

On January 25, 2018 City Council adopted resolution R#027-2018 directing the Planning Board to conduct an "Area in Need of Redevelopment" study. The area to be studied as directed in the Resolution is bounded by the Delaware River to the west, Somerset Street and Monmouth Street to the north, Washington Avenue to the east and Powell Street to the south. The resolution initially identified a large area, which consisted of approximately 500 parcels. However, it was decided to cut the area and focus on a smaller size.

Childhood Cancer Awareness

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Pictured below along with Cassidy (centered) are family and friends

September was Childhood Cancer Awareness month.  Gloucester City High School honored Cassidy Voll, a Junior and cancer survivor during halftime of the GHS vs. New Egypt football game.  She was accompanied by her family.

Throughout the past few weeks under the guidance of our Nurse, Mrs. Stewart, Cassidy and her GHS classmates coordinated multiple fundraisers to raise awareness for this powerful & important cause.  Mr. Gorman proudly communicated "that the Gloucester City High School community collectively raised well over $1,000 that will be donated to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia in Cassidy's honor. 

CHOP provided excellent care to Cassidy  as she was diagnosed with Leukemia in the 6th grade.  That diagnosis led her to endure 5 rounds of chemotherapy.  She is now in remission but has been further challenged by results of the chemotherapy which have required her to have bilateral hip replacements and stem cell transplants.  Most recently, Cassidy braved through ankle replacements as physicians worried in the spring of 2017 that she may be facing lower leg amputations.  To say that Cassidy is the definition of "lionhearted" would be an understatement.  We are infinitely proud of Cassidy and endlessly grateful for the difference that she makes at Gloucester High School each day."

Cassidy released balloons in memory of children who lost their battle to cancer.

 

 

CNB SPORTS: 2018 GHS v New Egypt

 

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (October 12, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--Both Gloucester High and Gloucester Catholic were in action tonight but, with very different results. The Lions hosted New Egypt where the locals lost 39 - 7, while the Rams went to Woodstown to gather their first win of the season 35-21

Photos Courtesy of Bruce Darrow

*Camden County Freeholders Meeting, Monday, October 15; Public Urged to Attend

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (September 14, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--The Camden County Freeholders Board Town Hall meeting will be held on Monday, October 15 at 6:30 pm at the Gloucester City Middle School, 500 Market Street. The meeting includes a Q&A session, providing residents the ability to ask questions and get answers straight from their elected officials. Following the meeting a service fair will be held hosted by representatives from numerous county departments offering another opportunity for information and questions.

The Board urges the public to fill out the form by clicking the link below to let them know what topics you would like discussed at the meeting.

Send Us Your Questions for the Next Town Hall Meeting

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Letters to the Editor: Why I Opted Out of the NJEA

Dear Friend,

Last month I decided to opt out of the NJEA. I did so because I felt it was the only way my voice could be heard.

I am a good teacher, who passionately believes in public education and supporting public school teachers at all costs. I support my local union - the Monmouth County Education Association - which has used their very tiny slice of the union dues pie to educate and empower their membership through in-service training, terrific workshops and community outreach programs. The Monmouth County Education Association does so much with so little and uses its meager allotment to do good for its members.

I wish this was also the case for our NJEA state leadership - but frankly, it is not.

*RAMS ON THE EDGE, Saturday October 7

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Friday Night Lights: Pleasantville vs. Gloucester High

Pleasantville HS visited the Gloucester City Lions in a Classic Division matchup. The Greyhounds proved to powerful for the Lions, taking home a 40 - 0 victory. With the loss the Lions dropped to 1-1 record, while Pleasantville remained unbeaten

Lions Marching Band

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Lions Football

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Memories from the Past: Gloucester Owls

 UPDATED: Top row  last on right row - Bill Flynn’s son Mike  3rd on right - Looks like Rudy Weichmann (sic) Bottom row, last on right row - John Reader (answers submitted by Tom Bowe and Janet Bevan)

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (September 18,2018)(CNBNewsnet)--The Gloucester Owls baseball team  photo was submitted by Bob Kotter. He was able to pick out Steve Shimkus, bottom row kneeling second from the right. But that person was on the only one.

If you recognize anyone please forward their names to either CNBNews1@gmail.com or comment below on this photo. 

GHS Football 1939

1939  story of Gloucester City High School Football 

Photos provided by Joanne Flowers Duncan

Pictured below - Top row Merchantville HS

Bottom Row - GHS Frank Flowers, Bill Flowers, Bernie Hofbauer and Eli Karpiak

 

Letters to the Editor: Trish McNutt Green to be Enshrined in the County Sports Hall of Fame

Dear Friend/Family,

Fourteen years ago, after years of wishful anticipation, Camden County created a Sports Hall of Fame, sponsored by the Camden County Board of Freeholders. The initial induction ceremonies were impressive and have continued to improve. The 2018 class o f inductees will be enshrined on Thursday, October 25th, at the newly renovated Crown Plaza in Cherry Hill.

Letters to the Editor: Please Take 1 minute to Reduce PARCC Testing

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Gloucester Catholic (47) at Robbinsville (20) | NJ.com

Gloucester Catholic running back Dashaun Harris had a monster day Saturday as he ran for 279 yards and scored four touchdowns in leading his Rams to a 47-20 win over Robbinsville in Robbinsville.

GHS Lions Opener Postponed

Tonight's scheduled opener against visiting Clayton was postponed until a further date. Heavy rains 30 minutes before kickoff forced the postponement

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Mrs. Loretta A. McNulty, Longtime Gloucester High School Nurse Succumbs at age 97

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Woodbury – On September 6, 2018, Age 97. (nee Ackroyd). Of Woodbury, New Jersey, formerly of Gloucester City, New Jersey.  Widow for almost 58 years of Thomas J. McNulty, with whom she is now reunited. Loving mother to Thomas J. McNulty, Jr. (Wendy) and Loretta M. Kelly (Frank). Proud grandmother of Thomas McNulty Kelly (Chris Lattanzio), Susie Kelly Krone (David), Thomas J. (TJ) McNulty III, Colleen McNulty and Mary McNulty. “The Nurse” was the beloved and respected school nurse at Gloucester High School for many years and touched the lives of many students and faculty members. She had a quick wit and was a warm and loyal friend to many. At 97, she still had her sense of humor and an endless supply of spunk. She will be missed. Loretta was predeceased by her parents, James and Elizabeth Ackroyd, and by her sister Mary Ackroyd and her brothers Joseph L. Ackroyd and James E. Ackroyd, Jr.