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KATHERINE "AUNT CASS" BARACCINI
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KATHERINE BARACCINI Obituary
BARACCINI, KATHERINE (NEE WILSON) "AUNT CASS" 86 - of Longport, died at home in Longport on March 29 after a brief battle with lung and brain cancer. Katherine lived in Atlantic City before moving to Longport 15 years ago. A Longtime Federal Employee, Katherine retired from NAFEC in Pomona in 1987. She is predeceased by her husband, Frank Baraccini; her brother William Wilson; sisters Lillian Kelly and Helen Armiger. She is survived by her niece, Debbie Armiger of Egg Harbor Twp.; her nephew, William Wilson, Jr., his wife Cindy along with William Wilson, III and Rachel Wilson, all of Mays Landing; her nephew, Benjamin Wilson of Indiana; and her great nephew, Stephen "Dan" Armiger, his wife, Carrie and their daughter Danielle Marie Armiger of Pittsfield, Maine. At Katherine's request, the service will be private and at the convenience of the family. Arrangements by the George H. Wimberg Funeral Home.
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Sherry Hankins
April 5, 2011
R.I.P. Mrs Baraccini I will always remember you! You are a true Angel! God Bless! Love, Sherry
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Inna Djambinov
April 1, 2011
Miss Kass!You wil be always remembered in my heart...
April 1, 2011
I will always remember that beautiful smile:) You are a True Angel God Bless!
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