Tim has been on the mailing list of the Yellow Ribbon Club. We have shipped lots of goodies to him and we are very excited that we will get to see him in person and thank him. He was the first recipient of JARHEAD JERKY (IT will make you grunt!) which is homemade beef jerky created and made by his father in law. Now, his father in law is making it for all of our care packages and is being shipped all over the Middle East.

Tim’s in-laws are members of the Yellow Ribbon Club and they are requesting a very loud welcome home for their son-in-law. Please come join the Yellow Ribbon Club, Evesham Fire-Rescue, the Warrior Watch Riders and Friends, and the Township of Evesham in making a lot of noise in welcoming Tim home.

Roberts guided the creation and expansion of the state’s Clean Elections program during the 2005

First I want to commend the City Employees and the citizenry for their efforts and patience during the recent historical snowfalls. I think the job of snow removal and displacement was excellent in comparison to the surrounding communities that I was forced to venture into during the storm. Our guys worked long and hard hours through the night to make the streets as safe as possible and their efforts did not go unnoticed.

Edith was a generous and selfless woman who put her family before everything else, including herself. After her husband passed away in 1969, Edie moved from Cherry Hill to West Deptford to raise her three young children. She also raised her granddaughter and cared for her aging mother. To provide for her family, Edie worked two jobs – at Macys and AMC movie theater in Deptford. Besides her family, one of Edie\’s greatest joys was to share the many wonderful memories of her childhood and her life with her husband. Her courage and smile remained with her until the very end.

Edith is the loving mother of James (Billie-Jo), Linda, and the late Jon Levengood; adoring Mom-Mom of Stephanie, Jon, Tyler, and Tiffany; beloved great grandmother of Damian; dear friend of Doris Lowe; beloved sister of Marge Tieers of Gloucester City and the late Doris Vogel, Elaine Scheule and Barbara Thomas. Also survived by many nieces and nephews whom she adored. Edith was predeceased by her husband James.