KREYGER, ELEANOR F.

(nee Wagner), 76, of Shiloh died Thursday afternoon August 20, 2007 at SJ Hospital – Elmer after a brief illness.
The wife of George D. Kreyger, she was born in Mt. Ephraim and was the daughter of the late Fred and Mary Moody Wagner. A longtime resident of Mt. Ephraim, Mrs. Kreyger had been a resident of Shiloh for the last nine years. She worked as a sales clerk for the J.C. Penney Company in Audubon before retiring. Mrs. Kreyger had been a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW in Gloucester. In addition to her husband, she is survived by one daughter, Sharon L. Johnson of Westville, one son, Oliver S. Twist III of Cape May County, four grandchildren, Jessica, Noelle, John and Elizabeth and two brothers, Fred Wagner and his wife Lynne of Bellmawr and Dennis Wagner and his wife Linda of Massachusetts. She was predeceased by a sister, Margaret Wagner.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend a graveside funeral service on Tuesday afternoon September 4th at 1 o\’clock at Fernwood Memorial Park, Rt. 49 in Hopewell Township. The interment will follow the services. Written condolences and tributes may be offered to the family using the funeral home Website, freitagfuneralhome.com.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Freitag Funeral Home of Bridgeton.

PRZYWARA, DORIS M.
On August 30, 2007, Doris M. (nee Pfister), age 81, passed away at her home in Audubon where she has resided for over 50 years.
Doris is lovingly survived by her husband August \’\’Gus\’ Przywara; her, son, Gary Przywara; her daughter, Linda (Jack) Woods; her grandchildren Carly, Katie and Claire; her brother Kenneth Pfister as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
Relatives and friends are invited to her viewing Tuesday evening from 7:00 to 9:00PM at the HEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 9 White Horse Pike (at Kings Hwy) Haddon Heights. Her Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Wednesday morning at 10:00 AM from St. Rose of Lima RC Church, 4th Ave. and Kings Hwy. Haddon Heights.
Interment St. Joseph\’s Cemetery, Chews Landing. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her name to Holy Redeemer Hospice, 150 9th Avenue, Runnemede, NJ 08078. There will be no public viewing prior to Mass Wednesday morning.

CARPO, JOHN P.
Devoted father of Haley and Zachary James Carpo. Beloved son of LouAnn Jones and David Bailey. Also surviving are his fiancée Dawn Hoyle, one brother James Jones, his grandmother Katherine Bailey. Loving nephew of Richard and Louis Carpo, Charmaine Hesse, Anna Russell, Kathy Crespo, Celeste Nelson, Jacqueline Carpo-Harmon, Ricky, Mark and Ronnie Bailey and Darlene Penn. John is predeceased by his grandparents Anthony and Ruth Carpo and his aunt Celeste Nilson.
John enjoyed riding his Harley Davidson motorcycle with his friends.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend his visitation Sat. 10:00am with service at noon at MARINELLA FUNERAL HOME, 102 N. Third St. Hammonton, N.J. Burial in Oak Grove Cem.
In lieu of flowers the family requests donations for his children to Susquahanna Bank c/o Jacqueline-Carpo-Harmon 1364 Beringer Drive Hoschton, GA. 30548

PIPER, E. MAGOBET

(nee Hargesheimer) of Washington Twp., NJ of on August 29, 2007. Aged 26 years. Beloved wife of Andre L. Magobet.
Devoted mother of Ysabelle and Jacob Mongwa. Loving daughter of Elbert and Cheryl (nee Schroeder) Hargesheimer. Dear sister of Heather, Albert IV., Jon Erik.
Funeral Service 11 AM Monday in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 256 Lambs Rd.,Mantua , NJ 08080, where relatives and friends may call after 10AM. Interment Private. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Lung Association, 1600 Rt. 22 East, Union, NJ 07083. Arrangements made by the McGUINNESS FUNERAL HOME, Woodbury, NJ.
Tributes & memories may be shared at: www.mcgfuneral.com.

BANKERT, JOHN J.
On August 29, 2007 of Cherry Hill, NJ age 35 yrs. Beloved husband of Anna J. (nee Hyssong)
Beloved \’Daddy\’ to his pets. Cherished son of Lorna and the late Jay Bankert. Unforgettable brother of Jeff, Lynn, and Jamie Bankert and Benjamin Kemler. Special nephew to Uncle Jim.
Gone too soon, his bright smile will be sorely missed by his family, friends and creatures of The Pet Shoppe.
His family will receive relatives and friends on Sunday 11:00am to 12noon in the BOCCO FUNERAL HOME, 1300 North Kings Hwy., Cherry Hill, NJ. Memorial will be held at 12noon, Sunday in the funeral home. In lieu of flowers donations will be accepted.

BURKETT/LUDOLPH ALBERTA

(Nee Margerum) passed away suddenly on August 26, 2007 of Collingswood, who grew up in the Kennington Section of Phila, until her senior year, graduating from Sterling High School in 1963 and who once bowled a perfect game. Beloved sister of Irene (Matulewicz) and Loretta. Mother of John IV and Daughter in Law Mary Ludolph.
Devoted Grandmom of eight John V., Brooke, Greg, Hannah, Jarrett, Hogan, Liesl and the late Shane. Also one niece, five nephews, numerous cousins, and great nieces and nephews.
\’And I will do whatever you ask in my name so that the Son may bring glory to the Father. Turn to me and be gracious to me, for I am lonely and afflicted. The troubles of my heart have multiplied free me from my anguish. Look upon my affliction and distress and take away all my sins. Praise the Lord, all you nations; extol him all you peoples. For great is his love toward us, and the faith fullness of the Lord endures forever. Praise the Lord\’
For further funeral service information contact John at: DASPOST272@ verizon.net
Funeral Under the Direction of EUGENE J. ZALE FUNERAL HOME, INC. of Stratford, NJ.

By Andrew Corselli; Sports Editor

This was not a typical football game. The Varsity team only took 10 snaps on each side of the ball.

Who cares, though? Football is back!

On Monday afternoon, (August 27) the Pitman Panthers hosted the Haddonfield Bulldawgs for both teams\’ first exhibition of the year. It wasn\’t your conventional game; there were no special team\’s plays and each squad\’s first team was given 10 offensive plays regardless of yardage gained or lost. Plus, the goal for both teams was not to win the game, but rather to get better with each snap.

\”Tonight we\’re just hoping to stay healthy, that\’s most important,\” Frank Delano, Haddonfield\’s head coach said. \”We want to get a lot of our younger guys some experience and we need to get better with each snap. When we leave tonight we have to be better than when we got here.\”

Haddonfield started first on offense and put on a clinic in doing so. The first play of the day saw Alex Watson gain 50 yards on a run up the middle. After three more plays the Bulldawgs were celebrating in the end zone.

\”Alex Watson is an interesting story for us,\” Delano said. \”He\’s a four-year starter; he\’s a little guy, but he\’s started since he was a freshman. We\’re counting on him for his leadership.\”

When Pitman lined up on offense, they were not as fortunate. After the first five plays of the drive, they had amassed-12 yards of total offense, lost a fumble and were intercepted once. After struggling to finish the drive, Pitman managed to save some face, displayed some heart and put together a respectable drive.

\”It\’s a good opportunity for our young guys to get some playing time,\” Sean Kahoun, Pitman\’s head coach said. \”It\’s beneficial for us to get our schemes down; we\’re just looking to have some fun. We only have six seniors so it will be a rebuilding year.\”

Coming off a season that saw the Bulldawgs come within one touchdown of the South Jersey finals, Delano has big plans for the 2007 season. Despite losing seven seniors to graduation, the head ball coach still feels that his team has a shot at football immortality.

\”I\’m cautiously optimistic about the season,\” Delano said. \”I love the way our kids have been working. Our senior leadership is unbelievable and we have kids that are starting to believe in our program and in each other. When you put the two together you have potential for a very successful season.\”

After a disappointing finish to the 2006 campaign, the Panthers hope to bounce back and make a statement in \’07. Returning with a whole slew of experienced underclassmen, the Panthers should be competitive in the upcoming season.

\”Last year we lost seven seniors, five of which started,\” Kahoun said. \”A lot of the sophomores started last year…Vince Kiero is a two-way starter. He\’s very athletic and has good leadership. Our two big linemen, Mike Heally and Sam Heeve, are both juniors. They\’ll be our anchormen on the offensive and defensive line. We have a lot of young guys; Nick Cappelli and Zach Cuyer are battling it out for the quarterback position.\”

The Bulldawgs don\’t kick their season off until Sept. 7 when they will host rivals Haddon Township. The game is slated for a 7 p.m. kick off and has playoff implications everywhere.

\”Each game is big,\” Delano said. \”Starting with game one and hopefully to game 12. I know we have 10 on the schedule, but everyone\’s goal is the same. You want to win a conference championship and win a state championship.\”

The Panthers don\’t commence their season until Sept. 7 as well. When that Friday night rolls around, the Panthers will host Gloucester City for a 7 p.m. start.

Source of information http://www.southjerseylocalnews.com