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Kevin Duffy was a federal judge in the southern district of New York before his retirement. He presided over high-profile trials including members of the Gambino crime family and the terrorists behind the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.
Kathleen Duffy loved to read, including two newspapers cover to cover every day. In her younger days, she won dance competitions and served as a Democratic precinct captain. She took long walks and always carried chocolate.
Anthony Svrcek of New Lenox, Illinois was a Marine Corps veteran and avid hobbyist who will be missed by many.
Helen Burnell of Baden, Pennsylvania was an avid painter, loved playing golf, and enjoyed music, gardening, traveling, and sewing.
Dennis Richard was a proud Vietnam veteran and police officer who dedicated his life to serving others and helping those less fortunate.
Jane Jordan was a devoted teacher with an unparalleled love for the history of women, African Americans, and her hometown Philadelphia.
Mary Rose Brown earned her MBA at Wharton in 1955. She worked for DuPont, then later became a middle school science coordinator.
Tom Booz was a Bucks County Park Ranger who had served the citizens of Bucks County, Pennsylvania since 1988.
Shirley Bogumil of Wilkes-Barre, GAR Memorial High class of 1952, worked for Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania for over four decades.
Doris Berger of Philadelphia held strong to tradition and made the best chicken soup, matzah balls, and kreplach in the world.