American Academy McAllister Institute - Director Yearbook (New York, NY)
- Class of 1975
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DEDICATION
T 0 D11 Samuel Feinmdn, we, the Members
of the September 1975 Class dedicate this
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Class Advisors Message
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Adieu my friend adieu
FROM YOUR CLASS ADVISOR
"Oh, wad some power the giftie gie us, to see oursels as ithers see us." "And departing, leave
behind us, footprints on the sands of time." ln the last year, we have seen you as the dapper and the
slovenly, the timid and the aggressive, the frightened and the arrogant, the dedicated and the fellow-
travelers, the mature and the iokesters, the loyal and the self-centered. And that's what I learned in
the school.
How can we forget the platform shoes, the bangs, the excuses for dungarees, the cowboy shirts,
the come-and-go goatees, the Afro combs, the poured-in slacks, lunch at Pete's, the new fathers, the
unpronounceable names, the clattering heels, the male hair-brushes, the appeal for seat raising, the
luncheon near the latrine, the checker-board pants, the early morning mirror coiffures, and the port-
able seat-pads.
As we look back we remember the Puerto Rican yarmulka, the Smith Brother's beards, the
paisons, Santy Claus, the stripped forelocks, Smiley and Smiley Junior, the dead pan, the combina-
tion of fat and muscle, the fat lwith no musclel, the clique supremus, the clique moderatus, and the
clique infinitesimal.
Then too there was the loser, the all-day diner, the safari kid, Irish himself, the meeter and
greeter, the sexy senior citizen, the dissenter, mustache wax, marcelled hair, the three comedians, the
lavender pant-suit, Beau Brummel, mumbles, the peroxide kids, the omnipotent oracle, the silent one,
and the kidney-stone kid.
We must not forget the father confessor, the loner, fatso, the weight-lifter, the self-adorer, the
Philly courier, the reverend, the bulging waistline, the hallway-hiker, the cynic, mono, New England
Frenchy, the bean pole, the midget, the falsetto hummer, the knitter, the judge, the blow-hard, the
"teach", the campus companions, the open-mouth gum chewer, the president's glamor-aide, the black-
eyed politician, Medusa's locks, the Pro Print messenger, the gypsy, the president's shadow, the style
setter, and the lowered-head babbler.
As you go out into the world l want you to be as great a person and as true a professional as
l know you can be.
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The Man of Real Excellence
The great Chinese philosopher Meng Tzu, who lived in the third
century before Christ, wrote that "the man whose sole pursuit is pro-
fit and advantage can be ruined by a bad harvest, but the man whose
sole pursuit is excellence cannot be confused by evil times."
"The man of real excellence improves others in many ways. Some
he transforms like rain in season, for others he brings success to innate
capacity, for some he provides answers to questions, and others derive
benefit in their own way. These are the ways in which a man of real
excellence improves other people."
To act without knowing, to do things as they have always been
done without understanding, to engage in an activity all one's life
without really appreciating what it's about and how it relates to other
things .... that is to be lust one of the crowd.
John McAllister, President
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PROFESSIONAL GROWTH
Some weeks ago I had the privilege of attending an excellent seminar
sponsored by the Metropolitan Funeral Directors Association. It was a
real pleasure to get reacquainted with many American Academy
Mc Allister Institute alumni whom I had not seen in quite a long time.
But, the most gratifying part of the entire experience was to find a very
sizeable group of recent alumni, not only in attendance, but actively
participating in the program. Their contributions to the quality of the
seminar were truly outstanding.
To those of you who will soon be graduating, I can offer no better
advice than to emulate this pattern. Become involved in your funeral
service associations at the local, state and national level. Be an active
participant. And, accept the responsibility of providing leadership
Whenever the opportunity presents itself. This can be a maior contribut-
ion to your continuing professional growth and the advancement of
funeral service.
In all of your future endeavors, you take with you the high hopes and
best wishes of the faculty.
Otto S. Margolis, Dean
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Presiden ts
It was indeed a gratifying experience to serve as
President of Section AB at A.A.M.l., although stress and
strain sometimes accompanied my efforts to get what I
thought was best for the class. These periods of discord
were usually preceded by meaningful and educational
situations.
l encourage all students to continue to learn, both
through study and experience as they leave A,A.M.l. Let
this be only a cornerstone to a great future in funeral
services.
I would like to extend a special thanks to our advisor,
who made himself available to discuss with the class
various ramifications and the many directional routes to
proceed from and to. l am also thankful for the inspira-
tion given me by the entire faculty and staff of the
institute.
John T. Campbell
President Section AB
As President of Section CD, it is a pleasure for me
to extend my sincerest congratulations to all of my fellow
classmates.
All the experiences of the past year will become
the memories that all of us will cherish and hold close
to our hearts forever. During the past year we graduates
have worked together, matured together and had fun
together. We have been a unity. These memories will
make our mutual efforts all the more meaningful.
Upon looking back on the past year, I wish to thank
my fellow officers for their help in coordinating the vari-
ous class activities. The cooperation and guidance from
the faculty, together with the participation from fellow
classmates has made the year memorable. Without the
work of all of us nothing could have been accomplished.
The knowledge and experience we have gained in
the year we have spent at AAMI have prepared us for
the future. With that behind us, I sincerely extend to the
graduates all the happiness, best wishes and success the
future holds for us all.
Thank you,
Ronald Quintana
President Section CD
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At last the day must come when we must bid a fond farewell to the school which has become
so much a part of our lives. Naturally, we are quite happy at the thought of entering our profession,
but we also regret that we must leave the school where we enioyed so many days.
Our year at A.A.M.l. began on the 16th day of September 1974 with a week orientation. Many
new faces filled the empty seats of the lecture rooms and unfamiliar smiles were being shared as
friends were being made. Also within the initial week, the administration and seniors welcomed us
with the traditional party. Handshakes, many smiles, and plenty of beer helped our class form the
kind of unity we enioyed through the rest of the year.
Midway through the first quarter, temporary class officers were chosen. By this time, we were
well into testing which was followed by first quarter finals.
During the second quarter many hours of planning and work brought success to our annual
Children's Christmas Party at Bellevue Hospital, and the Student-Faculty Christmas Party. After a ten
day holiday recess, our class elected a very fine group of leaders as permanent class officers. Then
came a fierce winter storm which closed the school for an afternoon. With examinations once again
through, we formally closed the first half year at A.A.M.l.
With yearbook planning, the third quarter rolled around quickly, causing a feeling of graduation
that spread through the class. By the beginning of the fourth quarter, the yearbook was nearly ready
for the publishers. With great pride we decided to dedicate our book to an outstanding and inspir-
ing gentleman, Dr. Samuel Feinman, our Pathology instructor.
As the countdown on the board reached the one-day mark, the main concern of the class and
administration was the National Board Examination.
lt is hard to say good-bye to the institution, the guiding faculty, and the many, many fine stu-
dents who have been such a vital part of our lives during "the year that was .... "
Best of Luck,
Enrico T. Caruso
Historian - Section A-B
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that was ....
I imagine that we weren't any different than any of the other classes. The school had been
functioning since T935 and we were about the 75th graduating class. A good group .... some came
down from Maine, up from the Carolinas', through the tubes from New Jersey, from Harlem, Penn-
sylvania, and of course Brooklyn.
The names were wonderful: Marchand, Ouellette, White Uudy and Maryj, Royal Willie, Didyoung,
Winckowski, and Frank Sinatra. Quintana played drums, Moyer logged, McElvarr was a crossword
puzzle freak, Van Tassel was a black belt in karate, and Mary Moloney had eight children.
During the year Rodriguez's wife had their first child, the Smiths' had their second, both Rone
and Wandy were married, and Parsons slipped the question and got engaged.
Will we forget .... Sinatra fainting in a blood typing class, Nadolney's appetite, Gant's scrubb-
ing technique in the prep room, Morgan's boots Kwith tapsi, the day of the Great Fire, and Lombardi's
stones?
Will we forget .... the day DeLuccia got really mad, McAllister's second quarter final on
the vascular system, unitary compounds, Treponema Pallidum, and organic chemistry?
With all its drudgery and pains, it was a good year ..., one which none of us will dare forget.
May this be the beginning of an interesting and rewarding profession!
Best of Luck,
Eulalio Rodriguez
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M erci .21 Tous
In grateful acknowledgement and appreciation, I would like to extend my sincere
thanks to all those people who played an integral part in the production of this book.
First of all, to all those students who sold ads or in any way contributed to the finan-
cial success of this book, I would like to offer my thanks. I would like to thank all of
our sponsors who bought ads or contributed in any way to help defer the expenses
of this book.
Secondly, I would like to extend my gratitude to the publisher of this book, the
Abigal Press, especially their manager, Mr. Vincent Romano, who played a large part
in piecing together the editor of The Director. I
I would also like to thank the administration and staff at A.A.M.I., especially our
faithful class advisor, Mr. J. Sheridan Mayer who was a tremendous asset to the whole
class throughout the year and especially during the months we worked on this book.
Last, but not least, I would like to personally thank those students who volunteered
many hours in order to prepare this book for publication: John Campbell and Joe
Charity, our photographers, Charles Toniuk and Jon Gorman, and our competent business
managers, Jim Simmons and Al Raffay. I would especially like to acknowledge Ron
Quintana and Jim Simmons for the long hours and painstaking labor which they volun-
teered. Without their help this book would not have been a reality.
To all these people, and all others whom I might have inadvertently omitted, I
extend my heartfelt gratitude.
Sincerely,
James J. Ouellette
Editor, The Director - September i975
65
OUR WARMEST GOOD WISHES
to the
FALL 1975 CLASS
from
THE STAFF AND FACULTY
of the
AMERICAN ACADEMY MCALLISTER INSTITUTE
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SCORDATCTS
80 Wagaraw Road
Hawfhorne, N. J. 07506
Phone 427- 1440
Sullivarms Funeral Home
T. J. SULLIVAN
JEWEL SULLIVAN
Directors
1200 Oak Street
Columbia S. C.
Ph. 779-4850 81 791-9784
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Congratulation to Anthony .linwright"
JORDAN FUNERAL HOME
Wilmington, North Carolina 28401
Prop: Mrs. Daisy F. Jordan
Manager: William Chestnut
919 762 - 2441
SH ELLEY'S COFFEE SHOP
225 Park Ave. South
New York, New York
212 533-0900
PERRY FUNERAL HOME, Inc,
118 Union Ave.
Lynbrook, New York
Since 1825
ORLANDO FUNERAL HOME
261 South Street
Oyster Bay, New York
MlCHAEL J. ORLANDO
516 922-7441
Andrew K. Coffman
Funeral Home, Inc.
Q13
40 East Antietam Street
Hagerstown, Maryland 21740
Roy J. McNamee, President
C3011 739-1444
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P. Williams Funeral Home
Q13
1808 Washington Street
Columbia, South Carolina 29201
Leevy's Funeral Home, lnc.
Q13
1831 Taylor Street
Columbia, South Carolina 29201
. P. Holley Funeral Home
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2469 Senate Street
Columbia, South Carolina 29205
Pearson's Funeral Home
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1325 Park Street
'Columbia, South Carolina 29201
252 - 1939
A FRIEND
Rinaldi Funeral l-Iome
Q13
425 Belmont Avenue
Haledon, New Jersey 07508
f201D 278 -2144
Franklin Funeral Home
81 Staff
CIS
Newport News, Va
C8041 245 -3302
Complimenfs of
Crowe's Funeral Homes, lnc.
SAMUEL A. CROWE, President
,JA 9 - 2200
Central Office
107-44 Sufphin Blvd.
Jamaica, N. Y.
Office
l4l-04 Rockaway Blvd.
SouTh Ozone Park, N. Y.
Silverton Memorial Funeral Home
ROSEMAUR INTELISANO, Manager
2482 Church Road
Silverton, Toms River, N. J.
255 - 6363 Serving All Faifhs
lnrelisano Funeral Home
RUDOLPH INTELISANO
109 Howe Avenue
Passaic, N. J.
472 - 9393 Non-Secrarian
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Telephone 884 - 6100
Riverdale-on-Hudson Funeral Home
Raymond R. McGlynn
Director 8K Owner
6110 Riverdale Avenue
at West 261 st Street
Riverdale, N. Y. 10471
Tel: 963 - 5263
SINATRA FUNERAL HOME Inc
315 South Broadway
Yonkers, New York
John Sinatra
Frank Sinatra
Frank Sinatra, Jr. Member NFDA
Lewis 8. Carey Funeral Home
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312 West Main Street
Boonton, New Jersey 07005
Eugene T. Carey, Mgr.
Good Luck
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Edward J. Cahill, Jr,
From: Mother and Father
Oravitz Funeral Home
329
38-40 North Jardin Street
Shenandoah, Pennsylvania 17976
Area Code C7171 462-9333
Member: N.F.D.A.
Berks Lebanon and Schuylkill Counties
Funeral Directors Assoc.
Best Wishes and Success
to
Leonard Ricks
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lvory Funeral Home
1210 North 59th Street
Phila., Pa. 19151
12151 472-8379
Best Wishes From The
Officers 81 Membership
of
Local 1034 I. B. T.
221 Park Avenue South
New York, N. Y. 10003
Phone 931 -9200
931 - 9201
Throgs Neck Apothecary ll Ltd.
4041 E. Tremont Avenue
Bronx, N. Y. 10465
BERNARD ADELSTEIN, Business Representative Kenneth Murawski Theodore J. Toniuk
EVergreen 9 - 4170 - 1
John Smolenski
Funeral Home, Inc.
Chapels Available in All Localities
LEON P, KLEMENTOWICZ, Director
1044 Manhattan Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. 11222
42121 777 - 2274
JAMES W. ROSSO, Inc.
FUNERAL CHAPEL
LOUIS R. VlSlNTlN, Licensed Manager
188 Bleecker Street
New York, N. Y. 10012
J. Leroy Chariiy Funeral Home
Route 2 Box 33
Charles CiTy, Virginia 23030
48045 829 -2464
True Sympathy Expresses lfself Thru Sincere Service
Besr Wishes Frorn The Class
of
March 1976
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JOSEPH J. MCGOLDRICK
FUNERAL HOME
West Avenue 8. Cedar Sfreet
Jenkintown, Penna. 19046
215 TU 4-0800
Best Wishes
ARTHUR J. SMALLMAN
JAMES F. SMALLMAN
Funeral Livery
Brooklyn, New York
212 ST 8-6546-7
H. T. LAYTON 8. SON
Home for Funerals
102 South Main St.
Woodslown, N. J. 08098
609 769- 1515
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The WorId's Leading Full-Lin
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Nladden's Funeral Home
James Funeral Home
CID Henry J. James 81 ldona S. James, Directors
30172 - 32112 North Street, Kingston
932 - 1955 - 6
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37 Union Street, Montego Bay
952-0211 87-89 Fayette Street
When the toll ot lite is ended perth Amboy, N.J.
M A D D E N ' S ,
Must berecommended Hlllcresl 2-0700
O'CONNELL'S Phone 46095 227-0078 Robert B. Earle
Home For Funerals Manage'
tx, McCann Funeral Home
706 Route 9
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Bayville, N. J. 08721
l201J - 269 - 0300
James H. O'Connell, Jr.
Owner-Manager
122 West Church Street
Blackwood, N.J. 08012
C2125 992 - 2000
Hirsch 81 Sons
Funeral Directors
329
1225 Jerome Avenue
Bronx, N.Y. 10452
347 - 0840
Pichi Funeral Home
CHESTER J. SKIBA
CID
105 Main Street
Stanhope, N. J.
E. Lee White Goldsteins'
Funeral Home Funeral Directors, lnc.
CID cxn
628 Market St. at E. 23rd St.
Paterson, N.J. 07513
42011 279 - 9888 - 9
With Dignity and Reverence
6410 N. Broad St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19126
C2151 WA 7-5800
Jack Goldstein, Supervisor
FRANK E. CAMPBELL
"The Funeral Chapel, Inc."
1076 Madison Avenue
New York, New York 10028
212 BU 8-3500
Park Abbey Funeral Chapel
1430 Unionporf Road 125 Norfh Avenue
Bronx, New York New Rochelle, N. Y
212 TA 3-5015 914 NE 2-8400
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Allied Technical Service Company
Air-Conditioning - Heating
Industrial - Commercial Service - Sales
171 Atlantic Street
Hackensack, New Jersey
C2011 343 -3313
To Ronnie Quintana
Congratulation
CID
Anthony Scibelli 81 Son
Funeral Directors
770 Metropolitan Ave.
Brooklyn, New York 10011
C2121 388 - 1140
Tri-Boro Livery Service, Inc.
'LID
10-25 46th Road
Long Island City, New York
l2121 729-6700
Lehigh Coach
81 Auto Company, Inc.
JC
511 East 116th Street
75 Years of Livery Service
C2121 534 - 2034 -35
Congratulations Ronnie Q.
King's Funeral Home, lncorporated
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From Johnny Chester, South Carolina
and
Mikado Restaurant Charlotte, North Carolina
21 West 39th Street
New York, N. Y. 10018 385-5578
Collins Funeral Home, incorporated
Q19
714 W. DeKalb Street
Camden, South Carolina 29020
432-3636
Plank Casket Company
Frank B. Plank 81 Sons
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4738-42 Market Street
Philadelphia, Pa. 19139
215 GR 2-4540-47
Sisro Funeral Homes, Inc.
JOHN J. SISTO
3489 Easr Tremont Avenue
Bronx, New York 10465
TY 2-2102 ME 5-9585
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The Lloyd I-lorne, Inc.
Funeral Directors
214-43 39th Avenue
Bayside, Long Island, N. Y.
Phone BAyside 9-2420
John S. Possenriede James M. Scott
President Lic. Mgr.
Unity Funeral Chapels, Inc.,
"Your Loved Ones Deserve The Best"
Modern Chapels with Efficient and Courteous Funeral Directors
Chapels in
MANHATTAN - 2352 Eighth Avenue fat 126th Streetl
BROOKLYN - 1406 Pitkin Ave. Cnear Ralph Ave. 8m Eastern Pkwy.1
BRONX - 1018 Prospect Avenue Cat 165th Street!
Also .... the Newest and Most Modern Chapel in the
BRONX - 2456 Webster Avenue Cat 188th Street!
To reach any of these in Your Hour of Need
Call 666 - 8300
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To Ronnie SQ Class of September, 1975
Congratulations
PETE'S TAVERN
Italian Cuisine
129 East 18th Street CCor. Irving Placei
New York, N. Y. 10003
GR 3-7676
"THE TAVERN O'HENRY MADE FAMOUS"
Established 1864
O. H. Smith 8. Son Funeral Home
3007 Chestnut Avenue
Newport News, Virginia 23607
Phone Day or Night Notary Public Phones: Bus. 538 - 0520 Notary Public
WAdsworth 6 - 6565 -
GEORGE L. JONES
Lic. Undertaker and Embalmer
455 Lenox Avenue
Between 132nd 81 133rd Streets
New York, N. Y. 10037
Res. 538 - 3355
ROWE FUNERAL HOME
M. Vernon Rowe
Director
13 Martin Luther King Avenue
Morristown, N. J. 07960
BROWN'S FUNERAL HOME
122 Plainfield Avenue
Plainfield, New Jersey
LOUISE F. BROWN
201 756-4241
"Congratulations to Dennis"
Waples 81 Waples Funeral Home
822-24 Kaighn Ave. 502 York Street
Camden, N. J. 08103 Burlington, New Jersey
609 963-2275 609 386-0368
Arthur A. Waples, Jr. 8. Gretchen B. Waples
Funeral Directors
Compliments to the Class
of September, 1975
THE EMBALMERS SUPPLY COMPANY
25 Ford Road
Westport, Conn. 06880
For All Your Chemical Needs
And Porti-Boy Machines
"Congratulations to Ronnie Q"
CLARK SHOP-RITE
1184 Raritan Road
Clark, New Jersey 07066
201 381 -2025
256-2427
JOHN OPUDA, Inc.
John Opuda, Pres.
COMMERCIAL BUILDERS
CUSTOM BUILT HOMES
Old Rifle Camp Rd. Mailing Address
West Paterson, N. J. P. O. Box 93, Garfield, N. J.
For a new way to look at Caskets, contact:
I-I. BATESVILLE
Batesville Casket Company, lnc.
A l-IILLENBRAND INDUSTRIES COMPANY
Congratulations and Best Wishes
1975 Graduates
Best Wishes
to the
Fall i975 Class
Boyertown Burial Casket Company
Boyertown, Pennsylvania
Louis V. Ciuccio Gerald M. Fine
Licensed Funeral Directors
Serving the Pennsylvania
and Greater New York Area
47175 562-0181 l2I2l 236-58l3
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On the
Paul Revere's Tavern
81 Chop House Route 3, Box sos
Adrien Barbey, Proprietor
Phone 829-5152
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Gilfielol Baptist Church
Charles City, Virginia 23030
Rev. Harry F. Washington, Pastor
Dea. R. E. Crawley, Chairman
of Deacon Board 81 Clerk
Lexington Pike at the 48th
New York City
PLaza 1 - 1776
Crossing The end of all learning is to know God, and out
of that knowledge to love and imitate Him.
John Milton
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PATRONS
The Gleeson Mortuary
Torrington, Conn.
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Louis J. Fellows
New York, New York
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John A. Daigle Funeral Homes
Serving Northern Maine
East Main Street
Fort Kent, Maine
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Ray's Barber Shop
665 Southard Street
Trenton, New Jersey
10.-
Mr. 8. Mrs. James Ross
249 Bernard Street
Trenton, New Jersey
10.-
Mr. 84 Mrs. Larry Jones
25 Lamont Ave. Apt. 5
Trenton, New Jersey 08619
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Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl David 84 Karrissa
2 Primrose
Fords, New Jersey 08863
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The Degeronimo Family
T855 East 12 Street
Brooklyn, New York H229
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Tony Ruda
488 North Beverwyck Road
Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey
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Reverend 84 Mrs. Andrew Johnson 84 Anthony
5479 Germantown Pike
Dayton, Ohio 45418
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PATRONS
Mrs. Leola Campbell 84 Dorothy
P.O. Box 443
Norlina, North Carolina 25963
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Mrs. Shirley Townes 84 Daughters
.l9l7 Lakeview Avenue
Richmond, Va. 23220
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Mr. 84 Mrs. Eluster Fields
ill Grafton Avenue
Dayton, Ohio 45406
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Mr. 84 Mrs. Chester Togno
7 College Road
Netcong, New Jersey
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William A. Torresson
Jefferson Twp. High School
Oak Ridge, New Jersey
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Mr. William C. Storch
97 Hillside Road
Sparta, New Jersey
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Tuttle Funeral Home
50 Nelson Street
Dover, New Jersey
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Oscar's Mortuary
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
P.O. Box 609
New Bern, N. C. 28560
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Hankins Funeral Home
4075 Haverford Avenue
Philadelphia, Pa. 19104
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Anthony J. Forgione
57-4l 224th Street
Bayside, N. Y. H364
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BOOSTERS
Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Marshall
Linola A. Lewis
Mrs. Rozalia Toniuk
Mr. 8. Mrs. Ray Laszczych
Mr. 84 Mrs. Henery Nitkowski
Cherry
Mrs. Helen Murawski
Mrs. Mary Pietkiewicz
Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard Toniuk
Mr. 8. Mrs. Timothy Murawski
Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert R. Sweigart, Jr.
Mr. 8. Mrs. Herbert H. Hentschel
Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert Shaw
Deborah L. Hentschel
"Thank You Mike anol Tot"
Mrs. Olga S. Rattay
Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles V. Ratfay, Jr.
Mr. 8. Mrs. Michael Meolenski
Congratulations Victoria Murrell
Bruce Van Tassel
Michael Rinaldi
Anthony Tenga
Gene 8. Lois Perry
Robert Tinsley
Mr. Alvin L. Wilks
Morgan "The Pirate"
Raolo's Variety Store
Mrs. Eva Brant
Armstrong-Davis Funeral Home, Inc
Jim, Ronnie, Allan, Dumas, John
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Mr. Charles Finch 81 Tina ldaughterl
Annie Marie Simmons
Mr. 81 Mrs. Darnell Campbell
Barbara Stoebe
Mrs. Helen Brendli
Mrs. Elizabeth Baumgartner
Mr. 81 Mrs. James Brown 81 Family
Mrs. 81 Mrs. Steve Womack
Diane l-lutton
Mrs. Mattie Way
Mark DeShazor
Pro- Print Copy Center
Crystal Cleaners
Robert Lombardi
Mr. 8K Mrs. Edgar Ouellette
Grace 84 Buddy
The Five "Q's"
Dominick Vaccaro
Artie's Cate of Mulberry Street
DiPalo's Dairy Store
Caruso Fruit Exchange
Anthony Palermo
Mr. SQ Mrs. Joseph Hage
Mr. 81 Mrs. Travis Bundy
Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles E. Boone
Burnice Campbell, Esq.
John Gillio
Florence - Mori
Mr. 84 Mrs. Hugene Roberts
Mr. 84 Mrs. Lorenzo Stephens
Mr. 84 Mrs. James Durham 81 Tracy ldaughterl
Mary Alice Durham
Mr. 84 Mrs. Shepherd Stephens
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58 Mayfair Ave.
West Hempstead, N.Y.
ALEXANDER, DEAN
227 Fishel Ave.
Riverhead, N.Y. 11901
C5161 727 - 3573
Reginald H. Tuthill F.H., Inc.
AYRES, ROBERT
815 Murray St.
Avenel, N.J.
. Werson F. H.
BAlLEY, EDWARD E.
750 Knappock St.
Bronx, N. Y.
C2121884-3715
BECK, RUTH HAWKE
44 Green Street
Woodbridge, N. J.
C2011 634 - 0264
Greiner F. H.
BOOKER, GEORGE E.
80-17th Ave.
Paterson, N. J.
C2011 279 - 2044
E. Lee White F. H.
BRADY, GREGORY J.
179 Crown St.
Brooklyn, N. Y. 11225
Charles J. Brady F.H.
BRANT, ROBERT H.
35 Buckram Rd.
Locust Valley, N.Y.
676 - 1619
Orlando F. H., Oyster Bay, N. Y.
BRENDLI, STEVEN A.
371 Richmond Blvd.
Lake Ronkonkoma, L. l., N.Y.
C5161 588-3481
F. Daniel Moloney's Lake F.H.
BROWN, SHERARD D.
3424 Kingsbridge Ave.
Bronx, N.Y. 10463
C2121 796 - 7936
Marcus Jackson F. H.
BUNDY, DENNIS W.
50 High St.
Mullica Hill, N.J. 08062
C6091 478 - 4338
Waples F. H.
CAHILL, EDWARD J., Jr.
2157 Homer Ave.
Bronx, N. Y. 10473
C2121 931 -5338
CALLWOOD, CLIFFORD E.
Chappaqua, N. Y.
Collins F. H., Camden, S. C.
CAMPBELL, JOHN T.
4 Tulip Dr. Apt, 3-G
Fords, N.J. 08863
C2011 225 - 1085
CARUSO, ENRICO T., Jr.
5123 Lexington Ave.
Pennsauken, N. J.
C6091 663 - 9370
Falco F. H.
CELIO, RALPH E.
2226 85th Street
Brooklyn, N. Y.
C2121837 - 6518
Moscarelli F. H.
CHARITY, JOSEPH 1...
Rt. 2 Box 33
Charles City, Va. 23030
829-2464
J. L. Charity F. H.
ClBELLl, CHRISTOPHER
220 Cold Spring Lane
Bridgewater, N.J. 08876
C2011 725 - 1369
CIUCCIO, LOUIS V., Jr.
34 Garber St.
Old Forge, Pa. 18518
C7171 562-0181
Joseph Salerno F. H.
COFFRINI, PETER J.
58-26 83rd Pl.
Elmhurst, N.Y. 11373
C2121Hl 6-8593
COOPER, SYDNEY
301 Lincoln Dr.
Asbury Park, N.J. 07712
COURTNEY, JOSEPH
6400 Glenmore Ave.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19142
C2151 729 - 8336
McGillin F. H.
CRONAUER, PETER R.
44 Floral Terrace
Tenatly, N.J.
C2011 568 -4334
DELLA MONICA, STEVEN
134 Bay 13th St.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
C2121 331-6387
DIDYOUNG, FREDERICK J.
1733 Portland Ave.
West Wyomissing, Pa. 19609
FELL, MARGUERITE A.
27 W. Oak St.
Shenandoah, Pa. 17976
C7171 462-4231
Oravitz F. H.
FINE, JERRY
7201 Bay Parkway
Brooklyn, N. Y.
C2121236 -5813
FRlTH, CEClL, W. ll
P.O. BOX 342
Hamilton 5, Bermuda
Cecil W. Frith F.H.
GALZERANO, JOSEPH M., Jr.
7160 Glenloch St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
C2151 624 - 0425
Galzerano F. H.
GOETSCHALCKX, DEBORAH ANNE
3859 East Tremont Ave.
Bronx, N. Y. 10465
Sisto F.H., Inc.
GORMAN, JON R.
815 W. Marshall St.
Norristown, Pa. 19401
C2151 275 - 7959
Bailey Chapel
GRANT, CLAYTON E.
448 Springfield Ave.
Newark, N. J.
C2011 243 -5644
GUIDA, ROBERT
142-03 Booth Mem. Ave.
Flushing, N.Y. 11355
C2121 461 - 5963
Guida F. H., Corona, N.Y.
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HALLMAN, WEBB D.
11 S. Worthington St.
Westchester, Pa. 19380
CliFFord E. DeBaptiste F. H., lnc
HAWKINS, JOANNE B.
1640 Federal St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19416
C2151 389- 3217
James L. Hawkins F.H.
HUGHES, FRANK H., Sr.
Rt. 1 Box 191
Moyock, N.C.
Graves F. H., Norfolk, Va.
INFANGER, DANIEL
69 Reimer St.
Somerville, N.J. 08876
INTELISANO, TERESA C.
87 Bay View Dr.
Green lsland
Toms River, N.J. 08753
C2011 255 -6363
lntelisano F. H., Passaic, N. J.
Silverton Memorial F. H.
Toms River, N.J.
JINWRIGHT, ANTHONY L.
Rt. 3 Box 372
Wilmington, N.C. 28401
C9191 256 - 2426
Jordan F. H.
KAIN, EDWARD H., Jr.
524 Redman Ave.
Haddont1eld, N. J. 08033
C6091 795 - 0579
Robert J. Blake F. H.
Collingswood, N. J.
KANAPAUX, ROBERT E.
76 W. Shore Rd.
Denvil'e, N. J. 07834
C2011 627 - 9586
Lewis 8. Carey F. H., Boonton, N. J.
KENNA, KEVIN G.
62 St. Augustine St.
West Hartford, Conn. 06110
C2031 523 - 7396
KNAPlK, JOHN R.
215 Cypress Dr.
Bayville, N.J. 08721
C2011 269-4298
O'ConnelI's Home for Funerals
LA BELLA, LAWRENCE T.
7 Francis Ave.
Trenton, N. J. 08629
586 - 1964
Chambers F. H.
LANG, JOHN G.
136 Sequams Lane East
West Islip, L. l., N.Y. 11795
C51612669-0516
LAUGHREY, JOHN D.
1 North Broadway
Pennsville, N. J. 08070
Laughrey F. H.
LAYTON, HUBERT T.
102 S. Main Sit.
Woodstown, N. J. 08098
C6091 769- 1515
H. T. Layton 81 Son
Home for Funerals
LOMBARDI, ROBERT, Jr.
5 Grandview Blvd.
Derby, Conn. 06418
Spinelli-Malenba F. H.
DIRECTORY
LUKAS, PETER M.
94 Woodlawn Ave.
Deer Park, N.Y.
586 - 4970
Mangano F. H.
LUTTRELL, GEORGE J. W.
240 Concord Rd.
Aston, Pa. 19014
C2151 494 - 3424
White-Luttrell F. H., Aston, Pa.
F. H., Ridley Park, Pa.
LUTZ, CLIFFORD
7 Innis Ave.
, N.Y. 11779
White
Lake Ronkonkoma
C5161 588 - 9501
MADDEN, FERDINAND, Jr.
30172-33172 North St.
Kingston, Jamaica
952 - 0211
Madden F. H.
MARCHAND, WILLIAM J.
258 Prospect St.
Torrington, Conn.
C2031 489-4104
The Gleeson Mortuary
NIELVARR, LAWRENCE W.
48 Oriole Ave.
Media, Pa.
C2151 566 - 7451
GoIdstein's Funeral Directors
MCGLYNN, ROBERT
121 Bretton Rd.
Yonkers, N. Y. 10710
C9141 969-6627
Riverdale on Hudson F.H.
MCGOLDRICK, THOMAS M.
507 West Ave.
Jenkintown, Pa. 19046
884-0161
Joseph J. McGoIdrick F.H.
MOLONEY, MARYLU
132 Ronkonkoma Ave.
Lake Ronkonkoma, N.Y. 11779
161588 1515
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MONSOLINO, DEBBIE
1438 Olrnstead Ave.
Bronx, N.Y. 10462
C2121 597 - 5828
I Cha el, Inc.
Park Abbey Funera p
MORGAN, VINCENT J.
159-44 Harlem River Dr.
New York, N. Y. 10039
FarIey's
MOYER, KENT R.
31 Margaretta St.
Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 17972
C7171 385 - 0295
MURRELL, VICTORIA Y.
58-43 Manon St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
C2151 842 - 3098
Andrew Nix F. H., Inc.
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NADOLNY, RONALD
68-08 Bell Blvd.
.Y. 11364
F. H., Brooklyn, N. Y.
y Bayside, N
1 224-9353
Lloyd F. H., Inc.
NORMAN FELIX, E.
Hart St. 81 Evergreen
Brooklyn, N. Y.
C2121 362 - 1930
Esteban F. H.
OPUDA, JOHN, Jr.
Old Rifle Camp Rd.
West Paterson, N.J.
C2101 256 - 2427
Kugler F. H.
OUELLETTE, JAMES J.
R. F. D. 9991 Box 25
Van Buren, Maine 04785
2071 868 2787
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Thibault F. H. Van Buren, Me.
Me.
John A. Daigle F. H., Ft. Kent,
PARSONS, WILLIAM D.
93 E. Beverly Pkwy.
Valley Stream, N.Y. 11580
C5161 872-8536
Perry F. H., Inc., Lynbrook, N.Y.
PIERSON, MARK
New Castle, Delaware
328 - 2313
Gebhart F. H.
QUINTANA, RONALD
5601 Blvd. East Apt. 15D
w York, N.J. 07093
West Ne
C2011 854 - 3893
RAFFEY, ALLAN J.
Drakestowrt Rd.
Long Valley, N.J. 07853
C2011 584 -5882
RAU,KENNE1'H J.
38 Meadowbrook Ave.
Eatontown, N. J.
C2011 542 - 2649
Robert A. Braun Home for Fune
RICKS, LEONARD C.
6472 Milton St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19119
C2151 927 - 2723
Ivory F. H.
RINALDI, MICHAEL W.
144 Indian Trial
. J, 07508
rals
North Haledon, N
C2011 427-7578
Rinaldi F. H.
RODRIQUEZ, EULALIO
630 St. Nicholas Ave.
.Y. 10030
New York, N
C2121 286 - 4660
Benta's F. H., Inc.
RONE, HUGH
370 4th Street
South Amboy, N.J.
C2011 721 -6299
'ce Home
The Gundrum Serv:
for Funerals
ROWE, M. VERNON
13 Martin Luther King Ave.
Morristown, N. J. 07960
Rowe F. H.
SCORDATO, TONI J.
409 High Mountain Rd.
.J. 07508
North Haledon, N
C2011 247-4596
SHANNON, TERRENCE J.
R. D. 9151 Box 325
Temple, Pa. 19560
929-9764
Robert E. Bean F.H.
SIMMONS, JAMES T., Jr,
204 Hunterdon Ave.
Senell, N.J. 08080
C6091 468-0370
SINATRA, FRANK
315 South Broadway
Yonkers, N.Y. 10705
963-5263
Sinatra F.H., Inc.
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SMALLMAN, JAMES F., Jr.
1225 Avenue R
11229
Brooklyn, N. Y.
C2121 627- 1777
SMITH, ROBERT N.
12 Linden Place
Warwick, N. Y.
Lazear-Smith F. H.
STIEFEL, WILLIAM E.
2 Oak Court
Mickleton, N.J.
STRANO, VINCENT L.
105 S. Bancroft Pkwy.
, Delaware 19805
Wilmington
654 - 5043
Spicer-Mullikin F. H.
STRICKLAND, ERIC D.
1301 E. 4th St.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
C9191 722- 1141
R an F. H. Winston-Salem, N.C.
Y
Strickland
unt Airy, N.C.
IIVIOTHY J., III
Strickland F. H., Mo
SULLIVAN, T
1206 Oak St.
Columbia, S. C. 29204
C8031 779-4850
Sullivan F. H.
TENGA, TONY
1157 - 40th St.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11218
C2121 854 -7783
TINSLEY, ROBERT
124 E. Pomano St.
. 19144
Philadelphia, Pa
C2151 843 - 1203
Freeman Hawkins F.H.
TONIUK, CHARLES
200 Green St.
Brooklyn, N. Y. 11222
C2121 383-9532
VAN TASSEL, BROCE
313 Skyline Dr.
Ringwood, N. J.
C2011 835 - 3242
Richards F. H., Inc.
VISNESKI, GARY
Maple Lane
Tunkhannock, Pa.
WANDY, STEVEN N.
570 Westminister Rd.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11230
C2121 284-8480
Kingsway Memo
WHITE, JUDY
R.D. 9152 183-A
Englishtown, N. J.
C2011 446 -6848
WHITE, MARY C.
628 Market St.
Paterson, N. J.
C2011 279-9789
E. Lee White F. H.
WILLIAMS, BEN
396 Montgomery St.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
C2121 493 -6790
Armstrong-Davis F. H,
WILSON, JAMES E.
Little Heath-The Garrison
' bados
St. Michael, Bar
West Indies 60453
E. Lee White F. H., Paterson, N
rial Cltapepl, Inc.
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THE FUNERAL SERVICE OATH
I DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR BY THAT WHICH I HOLD
MOST SACRED:
That I shall be loyal to the Funeral Service Profession,
and just and generous to its members,
That I shall lead my life and practice my art,
in uprighteousness and honor,
That into whatever house I shall enter, it shall be for the
benefit of those bereaved,
That I shall obey the civil laws,
That I shall hold inviolate all professional confidences,
And that I shall be faithful to those who place their trust
While I continue to keep this oath, may it be granted to me
to enjoy honor, in my life and in my profession, and may
I be respected by all men for all time.
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