Antoinetta Barbarito Obituary

(Carlucci Nettie) Age 84 of Glendora a homemaker. Died Saturday at the Fountains at Cedar Parke in Atco.
She was raised in South Camden and spent most of her life in North Camden and the Fairview section of Camden.
She was the beloved wife of the late Charles Barbarito the loving mother of Patricia Scardino and her husband the late Nicholas A. Scardino of Haddon Heights the late Carol Tamburri and Janice Barbarito-Beyers and her husband William P. Beyers Ed.D. of Laureldale. Nettie was the adoring grandmother of Nicholas A. Scardino Jr. and his wife Robin of Audubon Michael C. Scardino and his wife Toni Ann of Mt. Ephraim Gabriel Tamburri of Nevada Anthony Scardino of Audubon Willaim P. Beyers II and his wife Leah of Mays Landing Clint C. Beyers of Laureldale and great grandmother of Rosemarie Antoinetta Beryers and Sophia Angelina Scardino.
She was one of eleven children and is survived by one sister Rita Perucki of Audubon and one brother Attilio Carlucci and his wife Jean of Audubon and one sister-in law Mary Carlucci of Oaklyn. Deceased siblings include Mary Tofani and her husband Emil Millie Moles and her husband Bill Rose Carbone and her husband John Patsy Carlucci Angie Casttelano and her husband Dom Bill Carlucci Lenny Carlucci and his wife Lena and Danny Carlucci and his wife Mary.
Her memory and undying spirit will live on in our hearts forever and will be sincerely missed.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on her 85th Birthday Thursday August 14 11:00 a.m. at St. Frances DeSales Parish 199 Willmont Ave. Barrington NJ 08007. The viewing will be at MAHAFFEY-MILANO FUNERAL HOME 11 East Kings Hwy. Mt. Ephraim NJ from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. Burial will be in the Calvary Cemetery in Cherry Hill. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the BOAKES FUNERAL HOME OF MAYS LANDING.

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Published by Courier Post on Aug. 12, 2003.

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