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John Martucci Obituary

MARTUCCI, SR., M.D. JOHN J. 86 - of Longport, passed away August 2, 2006, at home peacefully surrounded by family and friends. He was a previous resident of Philadelphia, PA., born and raised. John was a retired Family Physician of 39 years. His first job was working as an intern at Philadelphia General Hospital and received his license to practice medicine September 21, 1945. John did anesthesia at Gnadden Heutten Hospital in Lehighton for several years. He also worked as a School physician for Pleasant Valley High School, and a Nursing Home physician for the county home (Pleasant Valley Manor) and Brookmont Acres Nursing home as well. In 1945 John started Family Practics Associates, which continues to this day as St. Luke's Hospital facility. John received a Bachelor of Arts from Central High School, Philadelphia in 1937, as well as a Bachelor of Arts, Biology, from Temple University, Philadelphia in 1941. John also received a dual degree, Medical Doctor and Doctor of Homeopathic Medicine, from Hahneman Medical School, Philadelphia, in 1944. John was commissioned a Captain in the U.S. Army Medical Corps and served from July 6, 1945 to July 19, 1946. He was a member of the U.S. Army Reserves until February 10, 1953. He was a member of Benevolent & Protective order of elks, a member of Western Pocono Lions Club and was also Western Pocono Jaycee Man of the year 1980. John was a member and President of Monroe County Medical Society, He was also a member of the Pennsylvania Medical Society, American Medical Association, American Academy of Family Practice and received a 50 year certificate of appreciation from the Pennsylvania Medical Society. His grea enjoyment was spending time with his family, he also enjoyed fishing, hunting, crabbing & clamming. He was active in snowmobiling and cross country skiing. John loved to travel and with his beloved wife, Irene drove their Airstream travel trailer back and forth across Alaska and the "Lower 48" states. Together they traveled to Europe, South America, and Mexico. He was an accomplished silversmith, many of his jewelry creations are in the Tri-State region. John also enjoyed woodworking and was a skilled wood carver of shore, woodland, and meadowland birds. He was also the "general contractor" for several residential and commercial building projects. John is survived by his loving wife, Irene, two sons, Dr. William J. Martucci and his wife Virginia, Brodheadsville, PA., John J. Martucci, Jr. and his wife Martha, Longport, grandchildren, Dr. J. Christopher Martucci and his wife Amy, Christiana, Deleware, Nicholas Martucci, and his wife Cassie, Charlotte, NC, Matthew Martucci, Brodheadsville, PA., three great-grandchildren, sister, Marian Dauphin of Vienna, West VA, one niece, Lynn Schwartz and her husband Dr. Frank, Vienna, West VA, one nephew, Dr. James Dauphin and his wife Elaine, Vienna, West VA, and 5 nieces and nephews. A Memorial Service will be held at the convenience of the family, and donations may be made to the charity of the donors choice.

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Published by The Press of Atlantic City on Aug. 6, 2006.

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Connie Eustice

August 31, 2006

My Deepest sympathy to John Martucci's family, He will be greatly missed by all that knew him.

Tom Held

August 16, 2006

My mother and I are so sorry to hear of your loss. We have fond memories of your husband and father from the Jonas Hotel era. Also many pictures of the Dr with our family at Jonas. Yours Truly Thomas Held and Lucille Williams . Allentown/Jonas Pa.

Sharon Hill

August 14, 2006

I am truly sorry to hear of your loss. There are no words to take away the hurt, but good friends and family will help you through this difficult time. Cherish the memories.

God Bless,

Terri Dorshimer

August 12, 2006

Our thoughts and prayers go out to this wonderful family.



May he rest in peace.



Colin, Terri, Daria, Jamie Dorshimer

Mrakovcich Family

August 12, 2006

Dearest Family,

Our thoughts of Dr. Martucci were always with us for many, many years. He saved our sons life who now has grown into a healthy man. Without Dr. Martucci our son would not be here today.

Our deepest sympathy to your family and with great respect to a wonderful human being.

Marie Kuhenbeaker

August 8, 2006

Heart felt sypathy to the Martucci family. Doc John was a real nice man and a bright light in the West End. God Speed and God Bless.

Cindy Smith

August 7, 2006

To the Martucci Family,

It's with my deepest sympathy I send this.

Dr. John was there when ever we needed him,we are all better having known him.

One of his greatest gift to us was a not one but TWO Dr Martucci's to help fill in his footsteps,and he left big ones !

I know we can't take away the pain, but maybe these condolences with help dull it, know you are in our thoughts and prayer and Dr John was loved ! !

Dr John rest in peace. Till we meet again .

The Smith's

Rosemary Kress

August 6, 2006

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I have my memories of your father doing his house calls to the "Kress Farm". He was always there when our family needed him. I remember as a child going to his office and he always made things better... As I grew up I always had Dr. Bill to follow in his footsteps and he was just like his father.... I moved away and missed this family practice as being my doctors. They are the best! Dr. John has earned many wings into heaven for all he gave to everyone. I still remember the night he came to the house and helped my mother. May God Bless him and your family..... We just recently lost our mother in January and I'm sure they already met each other again in heaven. My thoughts and prayers are with your entire family.. God Bless.

Rose Marie German

August 6, 2006

our thoughts and prayers go out to the family in your time of loss.

The german family,

Rose marie and Eric

Michael Czepkiewicz&Family

August 6, 2006

Our deepest sympathies to the Martucci family, of your loss.

Jackie Hucorne

August 6, 2006

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family.

With sympathy,

Batchler,Storm,and Hucorne Family's

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