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10.. Philadelphia Inquirer -NJ C7 Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices OBITUARY J.T. McDermott, a tough justice who had a soft spot for literature Th. said Family Court Judge Jerome A. Zaleski, a longtime friend.

No visit with the justice was complete, Zaleski said, without a few minutes of poetry recitation. "He was an incredible memorizer of poetry and Shakespeare," said Merv Sneath, a friend of 40 years. "He could quote for an hour without looking at notes. I could start a poem by Edwin Arlington Robinson, and he would finish it." Justice McDermott's mother was an actress, and her son inherited a dramatic flair. As a young man, he occasionally wore a cape.

In recent years, the tall, distinguished-looking jurist was easily recognizable on the streets, wearing a big cowboy hat. But his daily work clothes were, like his legal views, conservative and consistent. The grandson of a Philadelphia police captain, Justice McDermott was a lifelong supporter of the police. He sympathized with the dangers of their work. He believed in the importance of police in maintaining an orderly society.

And he backed the men and women in blue from the bench. As a trial judge from 1965 to 1981, Justice McDermott dished out so many maximum sentences to criminals convicted in his court that he became known as Philadelphia's "hanging judge." It was a label he enjoyed, and sometimes boasted about. In homicide cases, he imposed the death sentence 13 times. And as a Supreme Court justice, he voted to uphold the legality of the death penalty. He voted consistently to strengthen the law in favor of police.

In one ruling in 1985, he held that a dog barking in the night gave patrolling police officers sufficient reason to stop and frisk two men coming from an alley. But outside the courtroom, those who knew him said, Justice McDermott was kind and supportive to all. "He balanced being a human being and a Supreme Court justice very well," said Kathy Radwanski, Justice brother, Benedict of Havertown, and five sisters, Louise Tappata of Wildwood Crest, Ann DeRosa of Philadelphia, Phyllis Amendt of Seaville, Angie Cellini of Philadelphia and Diana lannucci of Laurel Springs. Services: viewing, 7 to 9 p.m. today, Holl-Murphy Funeral Home, West End Avenue at Kings Highway, Haddonfield; Mass of Christian Burial, 10 a.m.

tomorrow, St. Pius Roman Catholic Church, 344 Kres-son Road, Cherry Hill; burial, Lakeview Memorial Park, Cinnaminson. HELEN C. "TED" BRESLIN DISCHER, 86. of Glendora, died Friday at Kessler Memorial Hospital, Hammonton.

Mrs. Discher was a member of the 60 Plus Club of Gloucester Township. She was the widow of Joseph Discher. Survivors: a sister, Nancy Nolan; a brother-in-law, and two sisters-in-law. Services: viewing, 7 to 9 p.m.

today and 8:30 a.m. tomorrow, Gardner Funeral Home, 126 S. Black Horse Pike, Runne-mede: Mass of Christian Burial, 10 a.m. tomorrow, St. Teresa's Roman Catholic Church, Evesham Road and Black Horse Pike, Runnemede: burial.

Holy Cross Cemetery, Yeadon, Pa. GERTRUDE V. CONKLIN FAY, 83. of Moorestown, formerly of Haddon Heights, died Saturday at West Jersey Hospital-Marlton. Mrs.

Fay was a dental assistant in Haddonfield. She belonged to Our Lady of Good Counsel Roman Catholic Church in Moorestown. Survivors: a daughter. Barbara F. Pallotto of Moorestown; six grandchildren; three great-grandchildren, and a sister, Grace Palmatory of Philadelphia.

Services: visitation, 7 to 9 p.m. today, Lewis Funeral Home, 78 E. Main Moorestown; Mass of Christian Burial, 10 a.m. tomorrow, Our Lady of Good Counsel Roman Catholic Church, Main Moorestown; burial. New St.

Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr. PAUL J. FEUCHTWANGER JR. 65, of Jacobstown, died Saturday at Hamilton Hospital, Hamilton Township. Mr.

Feuchtwanger was a sales representative for Garden State Hardware in Plain-field and a Navy veteran of World War II. Survivors: his wife, Viola Long Feuchtwanger; four sons, Robert of Morrisville, Mark of Browns Mills, Jerrold of Woodbridge, and Jeffrey of Jacobstown; three daughters, Paula Chirichillo of Toms River, Lyn Cardinal of Hamilton Square and Mari Southard of Cookstown; 1 1 grandchildren; his mother, Marion H. of Hilton Head Island, S.C., and a sister, Jane Simson of Hilton Head Island, S.C. Services: viewing, 5 to 9 p.m. today, Hartmann Funeral Home, 40 Crosswicks Bordentown; funeral and burial, private.

MAY W. GANYER, 69, of National Park, died Sunday at her home. Mrs. Ganyer was a member of the Golden Age Club of National Park. Survivors: her husband, Wendell R.

a son, Wendell Jr. of Clayton; three daughters, Gloria Fisher of National Park, Gale Tarpy of Woodbury and Dorothea Matthews of National Park: 13 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren, and a sister, rwr.ti.03 Pjrctvs! of Richwcod. Services: viewing, 7 to 9 p.m. today, Davis Funeral Home, 171 Delaware Woodbury; funeral, 10 a.m. tomorrow at the funeral home; burial, Eglington Cemetery, Clarksboro.

CARL H. LYBECK, 61. of Burlington City, died Friday at his home. Mr. Lybeck, a graduate of Philadelphia College of Art, designed historical architectural fixtures and period furniture for a number of firms including Amy Barth and Earle Associates, both of Philadelphia.

He also worked on the historical restoration of Burlington City. Survivors: his aunt, Mildred Rice Wool-man of Atlanta, Ga. and his cousins. Lois Woolman Finlay of Atlanta, Thelma McCormick and Clifton Minglin, both of Burlington, and Jack and Doris Gesemyer of Levittown. Pa.

Services: viewing, 7 to 9 p.m. today and 10 to 11 a.m. tomorrow, Page Funeral Home, 302 E. Union Burlington: funeral, 1 1 a.m. tomorrow, First Baptist Church, East Broad and Stacey Streets, Burlington; burial.

Odd Fellows Cemetery. Burlington. JENNIE N. HUMPHRIES MURREN. 93, of Tuesday, June 23, 1992 R8TH ALWINE, on Jum JO, I99J, mother EHrleda Smith.

Relatives and friends aro invited to nor i-utwrai ar ulr. W1 11 noon al THE WETZEL AND SON Ft) NERAL HOME, 501 N. Easton Rd, WWow Grove, Friends may cal after 1 1 am int. uawnviow tern. RUSH a Suae M.

109. MURIEL BISHOP, am 91. Of OOVM, mother el Benjamin Rush III, sister of Abigal B. Hodses; alsa survived by 3 eramfchitdron and 7 treat arandchildraa Relatives and friends are invited to her Service on Fit Jum 1997 at PM The Chapel of St. David's Episcopal Church, Valev Forgo Rd, Wayne, Pa.

Heu of Bowers, contributions may be mode hor memory to Rittonhouse Square Flower Market Assoc, JI4 Catherine st, pna ra itw. (STUARD, Ardmor) SCANLAN On Jum 21, 1991, of Ocean CHv, formerly ol Clifton Hotv, PA, as beloved husband of the late Margaret R. "Peg" (nee Fagan) Scanlan, father of Robert of Clifton PA, John J. of Middkttown, and the late Raymond J. Scanlan, also survived bv 10 grandchiMren and one great grandson.

Rolattvet and friends invited to hit funeral 9 AM, THE FUNERAL HOME OF M. F. WILLIAMS. Baltimore and Summit Clifton Hgts. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St.

Charles Borromoo Church, Burmont Rd. and Denniton Drone! Ha, PA. mt. SS. Peter and Paul Com.

Friends may cal at the Funeral Home Wed. eve. 7 to 9. In lieu ot lowers memorials gifts may be mane to St. Francos Cabrlnl Church BuMmg Fund, 114 Atlantic Ocean City, N.J.

0226. SCKEU On Jum 20, 1992, WILLIAM ago years, of Had. don beloved husband of the late Haial Scheu, survived by a daughter Haial ZaftJki Haddon 2 granddaughters Donna M. and Chrtsu hna Zaffiri, 2 great grandchMren Nicole ond Joseph R. Boiand.

Funeral Thurs. 9 AM from FOSTER'S FUNERAL HOME, ISO Whit Horse Pike, Audubon, J. Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM at tho Church of the Holy Saviour, Emerald West-mont, NJ. kit. Holy Sepulchre Com.

Viewing Wed. eve. -9 PM SHERNOFF Jum 22, 1992, DAVID SHERNOFF, of Levtttown, PA, husband of Sylvia (me Schaetfer), brother of Samuel Shemoff, Max SamoH, Morris Shernoff and Dorothy Cooper; also survived bv nieces and nephws. Relative and friends are invited to Graveside Services 10 AM at the Shalom Memorial Park (Sec David). Famlv wa return to the late residence.

STILLMAN'S MEMORIAL CHAPEL SXLAR Jum 10, 1992, DOROTHY (nee Rubm), wife of the late George, mother ol Earl and Dr. Mark Sklar, daughter of TMie Rubin; also one granddaughter Karyn. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services Tues. 10-J0 AM. at Havm Salomon Memorial Park, (Sec A-A).

Famlv WW return to the home of Dr. Mark Sklar. BERSCHLER SHENBERG SMALL Jum 21, 1992, PAUL, husband of the late Svtvla, father of Dr. Ronald Smal, brother of Ann Lipschuti and Solomon Small, grandfather of Shelby and Alexis and Melissa and Alvson. Relatives and friends art Invited to Graveside Services lljo AM precisely at Shalom Memorial Park (Sec David), Bvberry and Pirn Rets.

Shiva wB be observed al 7949 Heather Rd, Elkkts Park, PA. Contributions In his memory may be made to Th American Olabahn Foundation. GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS SR. KOYOLA BISCHOF, C.S.R. SISTER ANNA ISC HOP, suddenly, on June 7i, 1997, mm IS years.

Religious and friends are invited to caM Wed. evenina from 6 PM. at the Provinclaiate Chapel, 521 Moredon Meadowbrook, and to her Mass of Christian Burial immediate fofowine at 7 PjM. Int. Holy Sepulchre Com.

STRAIN Jum 21, 1992, GEORGE of Havertown, beloved Iwafaand of LRian (nee Dunlao), dear father of James and Elizabeth; also survived bv his 5 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren, brother of Mary and Edwin. Relatives and friends are invited to his Funeral Thurs. MO AM, THE OONOHUE FUNERAL HOME. M0 1 WEST CHESTER PIKE (COR. LYNN UPPER DARBY, PA.

Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM, Sacred Heart Church, Havertown, Pa. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Com. Friends may also cal Wod.

eve. 7 to 9. SUKRALL On Jum 22, 1992, WILLIAM age 19, ol beloved husband of the late Olivia (nee Teague) Sumral, devoted father of George E. and Jean Sumrall, brother of Sarah Smith and C. L.

Sumrall; also survived bv 3 grandchldren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his Memorial Service on Sunday, 2:30 PM at the Macalester-Torresdale Presbyterian Church, Morretl and Crown Phila. Friends may cal Wed. eve. 7-9 PM at, THE TOMLINSON FUNERAL HOME, 2107 Bristol Pike, Bensalem.

mt. private. Memorial contributions may be made to the Macaktster Church or to me charity of your choice. SYKES On Jum 21, 1992, ELINOR MORICE, of Padi, wife ol the late John Russell Svkes, Jr. She Is survived bv her 2 sons John Russell Svkes, III, of Albany, N.Y., Brian H.

Richards, of Malvern and her 2 beloved grandchildren Stephanie and Brett Svkes. Funeral Services wHI be held II AM, at THE STUARD FUNERAL HOME, 104 Cricket Ardmoro. Int. West Laurel com. lieu of lowers, memorial gifts may be made in her name to Paoti Memorial Hospital, Padi, Pa.

19301. SZABO JOSEPH, II, on Jum 22, 1992, of Lake Panatoffkee, survived by his wife Nelie, daughter, Dorothy ams, Naples, brother, John, ol Willow Grove, 2 sisters, Margaret Sauser, N.J., Marv Beeier, Reading, 2 grandchildren, 7 great grandchldren, nieces and nephews. Services 10 AM at, PUR-CELL FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL, Bushnetl, Fla. Donations may be made to Hospice of Lake and Sumter County, 12300 Lam Park Tavares, Fla. 32771.

TAVANI Jum 70, 1992, FRANCIS L. beloved husband of Mary R. (nee Eduardl), lather of Anna-Mane Sa more (Joseph), Francis L. Tavani Elaine DITiiio (Freddv); also 5 grandchildren, a brother John Tavani and a sister Florin PanicheM. Relatives and friends invited to Mass of Christian Burial Wed.

10 AM St. Edmund's Church, 21st St. and Snyder Ave. mt. SS.

Peter and Paul Cem. No viewing. In lieu of flowers family requests contributions to SI. Edmunds Sanctuary Fund. J.

RUFFENACH YENEZIALE Jum 21, 1992, GEORGE husband ol the late Mary (m Smith), father of George Dant G. and Mrs. Jam A. Sherry; also survived bv 7 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to a Memorial Mass Thurs.

10 AM St. Bernard's Church, Cottage and Bletgh Sts. kit. private. (GALZERANO FUNERAL HOME) VERRALL ROBERT Jum 22, 1992, of Glen Mas, husband of Ihe late Martvnn P.

and Alberta E. Verral, brother of WWiam J. Verral, father of Beth Rakestraw, Edward W. Verral, Robert C. Verrall, Sharon Chaw, Theresa Burke, Greg Conaway, Brian Conaway, Toby Spinetti, Tyler P.

Verrall, Lynn Verral, Timothy Verral and Tracy Verrall; also survived by 10 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9:30 A.M., THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 3300 WEST CHESTER PIKE, NEWTOWN SQUARE, and to Mass of Christian Burial 1 1 AM, Church of SS. Simon and Jude, Rout 352 and West Chester Pike, Westtown. No calling hours Wed. ve.

Int. SS. Peter and Paul Com. In lieu of Bowers, contributions his memory to lit charity of your choice would appreciated. VIVIAN On June 20, 1992, DOROTHY "BETZ" (not Ehrvsmann), beloved wHe of Ihe late Howard J.

Vivian, devoted mother of Howard J. Jr. and Mrs. Dorothy A. Shaffer, devoted orandmother of Scott Howard Shaffer, mother-in-law of Andrea L.

Vivian and George H. Shaffer. Relatives and friends art invited to attend her funeral 8:30 AM, FLUEHR FUNERAL HOME, Bristol Pike (Rt. 13), Bensalem. Service of Christian Burial, Our Lady of Calvary Church, 10 AM Int.

Resurrection Cem. Friends may cat Thurs. eve. 7 to 9 PM, Masses preferred by me famNv. VOZZO June 21, 1992, FRANK age 91, formerly of husband of the late Angelina Vozzo, devoted father of Vincent Vouo, Frank Vozzo, Jr.

and Joseph Vozio, brother of Victor Vozzo; also survived bv 3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial witt be celebrated 11 AM, in St. Ephrem Church, Bensalem. Int. Hotv Sepulchre Cheltenham.

Friends may cal at THE JAMES O. BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME, INC 20 BoHOVUt Penndol, Wed. 9:30 to 10:30 AM WANJEX Of Mavtair, Suddenly, On Jum 19, 1992, EDWARD L. SR. (Bruz), beloved husband of Grace Mary (nee Checchia), devoted father ot Mrs.

Jeanne Terese Gray, Edward L. Michael A. and Christopher D. Waniek, brother of Carl A. Waniek, grandfather of Ronnie, Christopher and Diana Gray and Melissa Waniek.

Relatives, friends, St. Matthew's Senior Citizens, Northeast Cathdic Alumni Assoc. A members of N.A.R.F.E. are invited to attend his Funeral Tues. 1:30 AM JOHN F.

FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Av. Mass of Christian Burial St. Matthew's Church 10 AM Int. Resurrection Cem. Friends may cal Men.

evening 7 to 9 PM Masses or donations to St. Matthew's Sanctuary Fund, 3000 Cottman Av. Phla. PA 19149 preferred. Vrutiiii HENRY of Hatboro, suddonlv, Jum 21, 1991 beloved husband of Carol (nee Gtndhart), survived bv 5 daughters, 7 sons, 14 grandchildren, one groat granddaughter, one sister and a brother.

Reiattvet and friends are Invited to attend his service Wed. VJt PM at THE A. GROH SCHNEIDER FUNERAL HOME, 431 N. York Rd, Hatboro where friends may cal after 12:30 ta time of service, bit. George weth-tnoton Memorial Park Com.

In lieu ol lowers, memorials to either Ihe American Diabetes Assoc, 100 N. 17th Pa. 19103 or the Leukemia Society of America, 1080 Delaware Phila, Pa. 19I2S, would bo preferred. WORTKIXGTON SAMUEL June 72, 192, of Glentide, retired Insurance oroker, husband ot the late charlotte (nee Guenttier), father ot Joan M.

Wenler; elso survived bv 2 grandaughters, 2 great grandsons and 2 sisters Louise Little and Iva Latum Services and Int. private. Contributions to The Chruch of the Redeemer Memorial Fund, 731 Penn St, PhHa, Pa 19H4 would he ap-preclated. (Arr. by WILLIAM R.

MAY, Glwillde) Cemetery Lots VALLEY FORGF MFM. SONS Sec of Ike Cro.l 6 Grave- It SOna 0' SHOO wail Crtl'iCv yVilui jh tpm In Mfipiums GEHTIIMICKSLASJ. ON YOUt. OUBTEENTM aIVFRSARY. Ve hv w-1 out iohi-'s ctftio-nmA, A lite mttrd wit vir in; And dav bv iVv we Tim tvtT 'it ore.

As we walti through iHt Knrt. Wife, LYDiA ami daughter, SUSAN. LUSZCZAK On June 21, 1991, JOHN WWII Combat Veteran of the 5th and 7th Armies, TSgt. serving under the commands ot Generals George S. Patten, Mark Clark and Alexander Patch, ki the European Front, son el the late Magdalene and Lawrence Luuczak, beloved brother of Angela, Virginia, Mary Wesotowtkl, Helen Kacimarskl and the late Anna and Anthony, dearest uncle of Wanda E.

Wesofowskl and Theresa A. Barker, groat undo of Bonm J. and Brian Barker, Jr. Relatives and friends are invltod to attend hit Mast of Christian Burial Thurs. 10 AM at SI.

Ladlslaut Church, 17th and Hunting Park Ave. Famty wa receive friends at Church after 9 AM Thurv mt. Holy Sepulchre Com. ki leu of Bowers Matt Cords or cen-trfcuttons to the St. LadHlaus BuHdlng Fund woutd be appreciated (FLETCHER).

MacMULLIN ROBERT ago 19, formerly of on Jung 19, 1993, at the Atburv VBago Retirement Community in Galfhertburg, Md Retired Accountant with the Phla. Savings Fund Society, beloved husband of the late Margaret Bakn MecMuMn, survived by several cousins, nieces and nephews. Memorial Service to be hold 1 JO PM, on Sat. June 27th, from the Chapel of the Asbury Homo, 21 1 Russal Ave. Galfhertburg, Md 20)77.

Memorials to Grace Methodist Church, lit N. Frederick Ave. Gatthertburg, Md MATKQSKI Juno 21, 1992, MICHAEL, husband of Dorothy (nee MOer brother of Eml Mltkoski, Kitty Corner, Theresa Davit, Arm Getvo end the lata Paulina Wy-tocnnskl and John Math oik also survived by nieces, nephews and cousins. Relatives and friends Invited to Funoral Wod 9 AM at, THE KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, tUS Ridge Ave, (Cor. of Uveiev).

Mass of Christian Bursal 10 AM, Church of St. Barbara, mt. Hotv SopuKnr Com. Donations Ms memory la the Church of St. Barbara, 5359 Lebanon Ave Pa.

19131, would be appreciated Friends may Wed. eve. 7 to 9 PM MAZELLA June 31, 1992, JOSPEHINE (mo Tartortd), beloved wife of the tote Frank and dearest mothor of Jamet J. and the lata Theresa Pepa; also survived by 4 grand chldron Dr. Richard and Ranald Papa, June and Frank J.

Maiola, and I great grandctitdren. Relatives and friends are Invited to her Funeral Wod 130 AM at THE MONTI FUNERAL HOME, 2533-35 S. Broad St. Mast of Christian Burial Stela Mart Church 10 AM Int. Holy Cross Cam.

Vlowng Toot, eve. 7 to 9. McDERMOTT HONORABLE JAMES THOMAS, Justice Of me c.unreme Court of PA. tuddontv. On June 11.

192. beloved husband ot the late Mary Theresa Bradley McDormott, dearest father of Susanna Mart Cunningham, James T. Esa, John Braney, Thomas Jeremiah, Michael Ignatius, Esa, and Matthew Augustine McDormott, beloved brother of Nora and George Franchetti, dear grandfather of dear undo of 2, and beloved friend of Dotrdre K. Mecke. Relatives and friends are Invited to his viewing Wed evening 5 to I PM, and I JO AM, St.

Augustine's Church, 4th SI. below Vim. Mass of Christian Burial, Thurs. 10 AM Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Com. lieu of dowers Justice McDontwtfs Famlv requests donations his memory be mode to St. Augustine's Church. Arr. by MARY GIVNISH FUNERAL HOME, INC 329-5225 McGINLEY GERTRUDE E.

(no Henry), Jum 21, 1992, formerly ot Tacony, beloved wife of the late John, dear mother of John, watarn and the late Eleen Setbert; also survived by 5 graMdaMren, I great granoMdrn. Relatives, friends invited to her Mass of Chrlstion Burial, St. Domimc't Church, Wed, 11 AM mt. SI. DomWc't Com.

Viewing from THE WALTER J. MEYERS FUNERAL HOME, OM3-45 TorresdlJO Ave. (at Unruh) Wod, t-tJ0 AM Parking available. McXENNA Jum 19, 1991 CATHERINE (nee Lyons), of Fair-mount, beloved wHe of the late Thomas McKenna, it. and mother of James Sarah Ward and Thomas, she Is also survived by 9 grandchodran and i great grandchldron.

Rolattvet and friends are krvtted to her funeral service on Wod, at II AM, THE DINAN-BRENNAN FUNERAL HOME, 1921-23 Spring Gordon St. mt Calvary Com. Friends may cal at the funeral home en Wed morning from 10 to II AM (No Evening viewing.) McKENNA tuddontv, Jum 20, 1992, SHEILA ago 41, of Rota-mom, beloved daughter of Marguerite (nee GHon), and the late Michael J. McKenna, sister of Dorothy Brown, Kathleen Groutt, Patricia Dadl (her twin), Mary Louise waiams and Madtvn Donegan; alto survived by 3 mphewt and 3 nieces. Mass of Christian Burial Wod 10-J0 AM St.

Thomas of VBanova Chapel, Lancaster Ave, Rosemom, where relatives and friends ere Invited to cal after 9J0 AM mt. Cetvarv Com. Media, Heu of lowers, memorial donations may be made to Catholic Chorines, 222 N. 17th St, Phla, Pa 19103. (McCONAGHY FUNERAL HOME, Ardmoro).

McMASTER LT. COL. WILLIAM U.S. ARMY at 11:15 AM, Father's Day, Jum 21, 1992. He Mnod hit Comrades-ln-Arms.

He was bom In Phla. Apr 1919. Served his country with distinction tor 21 veers and it survived bv his devoted wife Christine and 3 loving chldron waiam, Christine Ann and David Memorial Mass Tues. (today), 2 PM, at St. Agnes Perish, 701 Lithe Gloucester Rd Blackwood, NJ.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may bo made to the St. Agnes Catholic Church or the Graduate Hospital CamvUa Terirngo Cancer Fund Pa. MIXALONIS JOHN, on Jum 21, 1992, age veers, beloved husband of Dorothy (me Ruk dear hither of Helen Den-iken, and the late John grandfather of MlcheM and Michael; alsa survived bv waiam Ha. Relatives and friends and fellow members of The Ofmv American Legion Post No. 314, are invited to his Funeral Thurs.

9 AM at JOHN F. GIVNISH'S OF OLNEY, 5th St. at Chelten Ave. (300 N. 5th followed bv Mass of Christian Burial 11 AM at incarnation Church, kit Westminster Cam.

No Evening viewing. MILLER CHARLES, on June 20, 1993, of Phla. Visitation Jum 35, 1 to 9 AM at, THE HANCOCK FUNERAL HOME, Mil Roosevelt Btvd, Phla. Int. New Cathedral Com.

Memorial Mass 230 PM, Phla. Nursing Homo, Girard and Corinthian Phla. MOORE On Jum 20, 1992, C. EARL, of Resemont, age 91. He It survived bv hit daughter Mrs.

Elliot H. Morse and 2 grandsons John and David A Memorial Service be hold 1 PM, in the Chanel of the Brvn Mawr Presbyterian Church, 2S Montgomery Ave. Brvn Mawr. Interment private. (STUARD, Ardmoro) MORRIS Jum 20, 192, CHARLOTTE, of Th WWam Perm House, sister of the late Loon, Edith and Helen.

Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Services, 2 PM, precisely, GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4410 N. Bread St. Int. Har Jehuda Com. Contributions to hor memory may be made to the charity 01 tho donor's choice.

MOSER Jum 22, 1992, MAY J. (nee Manlon), wife of the let waiam sister of Rite Gibbons; also survived by nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends Invited to cal Wed 10 AM, and Mats of Christian Burial, II AM, at St. Genevieve's Church, 1225 Bethlehem Pike, Fteurtown. mt.

Hotv Cross Com. Heu of Bowers cotrtributions may be made to the Lime Sisters of the Poor, co The Holy Famlv Home, 53M Clwttar Phla PA 19143. JOHN F. MURRAY F.H. MOSKOWITZ DR.

LEE BRUCE, of Coral Gables, FL, formerly at Cheltenham, PA, husband of MkheK Moskowm. Dr. Moskowm is survived by his parents. Rem and Sheldon Gottlieb ond Jerome and Jenjfor Moskowm; grandmother, Nettie Ztmring, lister, Terri Goodman, brother, Edward Gottlieb, niece and nephew, Midvaee and Scott Goodman. Famlv and friends may visit from 1 PM, Wod, at 1317 Dawn Drive, Mapxt Glen, PA.

The famlv has asked that contributions be made to The Baptist Hospital Foundation, 1900 N. Kendal Drive, Miami, FL 33171 In memory of Dr. Lee Moskowlti. NINNI Jum 21, 1991 LOUIS, ot Glenoldon, beloved husband of the late Felicia M. (noo CasMiem), devoted father oi Vincent John L-, Kalhryn Thompson and Barbara Hougans; also survived bv 10 grandchldron and 9 greet grandchldron, dear brother of Mary DeLeom.

Rolatlvos and friends are Invited to attend hit funeral on Tnurs. al 9 AM, at THE CAVANAGH FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 301 Chester Pike, Norwood, fooowod bv Mass of Christian Burial ki th Church of St. George at 10 AM mt. SS. Peter and Paul Com.

Friends may cal at CAVANAGH'S Wod eve. 7 to PM Memorial contributions to either Taylor Hospice, co Taylor Hospital, Riev Park, Pa. 19071 or The American cancer society, 2W H. i Rd, PA 19003. O'NEILL DANIEL E.

of HMtown Bucks County, formerly of W. Ook Lam and Ardstev, husband of th late Marie (mo A moldy). Mass ot Christian Burial Thurv, 10:30 AM in Our Lady of th Sacred Heert Church, Hwtown, Pa. kit. WhKemarth Memorial Park.

Viewing ot the church Thurs. 9:30 AM unit Mass. THE BERNARD SUESS FUNERAL HOME, Perkast, Pa. PATTERSON an Jum 23, 1992, ADELINE E. "Evelyn" (nee Mas-cioccht), of Lawndaw, beloved mother of Christina Price Poncsok, loving sister of Dorothy Price, Annig Saccnettt, Christina Bailer, Alfred MasctoccN, Vincent Masdocchi.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend her Funeral on Thurs. after 1 30 AM from THE JAMES CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, 500 E. Bonner St. (at 6100 N. Rising Sun Mass at Christian Burial 10 AM St.

waiam's Church, kit. wa bo private, wi Heu of flowers, donations in Evelyn's name to The Lankenau Hospital Foundation tor Cancer Research, 100 Lancaster Avo, Wynmwood, Pa 1909 would be appreciated bv hor fanny. PEAK! MARGARET, UKfcfeftfy, Jum 21, 1992. of Pfriham Parta, turvlvtd by her cousin Maroarot O'Kteft and hor second cousins Robert, Martin, Kathryn, Richard O'Keefe and Mary Ann Backenson. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her Mass of Christian Burial 10 AJA, Thurv, at St.

Madeleine Sophie Church, Greene and Uosal Sts. Friends may cad at Church after 9:30 AM on Thurs. Int. Holy Sepulchre Com. KIRK AND NICE REHFUSS June 20, 1992, MARIE of Roiemont Presbyterian ViMge, Resemont, wife ot the iate J.

Frank Rehfuss and aunt of George Rehfuss; also survived -bv meces, Mrs. WWiam B. Haeusstor, Mrs. Cuvenia C. DiVman and Lauretta C.

Hickman. Srvices wiM be hetd 10-JO AM, from Ihe First Presbyterian Church of Ardmore (Mil Cre Rd. and Montoomery Ave.) Int. West Laurel Cem. There w.H be no viewing.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Session Memorial Fund of me above named Church. CHADWICK'SOF ARDMORE ROSSHSAN June 21, 1992, KATHLEEN M. (nee CapeNa), befeved wife of James devoted momer of Geraldme Miortacca, KtMn, Eileen and Loroine Russe; also survived bv 2 orandenitdren, Vincent and Christina, 7 brothers and 2 sisers. Relatives and frtends are invited to her funeral 1:30 BURNS FUNERAL HOME, fmnkwd Ave. (at Fiftw foHowed bv Mats ot Chf.fUn Christ tti? King Church, 10 AM nil.

ReMWft tK-i Cem. Wed. eve. 7 to 9. In tiw ot dilations her memory to Nazareth co Or.

Laucius, 201 I loin. PA 19152 would be appreciated. HePACE XARMELA (nat Math), an Junt 31, mt 1 wM of fM tat nth, Mirvtvtd by on ilitar Inru M. DIPMr and tunt of Louis Sctandro, Jmm cScco, Mary Lov, in Mich. Forwro, tlrKk MoMi, Mrv Moffa, Fianctt.

Alcorn ind Elll-aMtti Day ond monv orMt ntacti and orool ntphjwt. Man Chrlstion Burial TnurJ. 10 AM. Church SI. tuko Iht Evangww, rlo.

11 Com. Ralativw and frtandi ar Invtttd to THE WIL LIAM R. MAY FUNERAL HOWE, EasMn Rd, and KMwtct Aw. Gtmuxf. Wad.

PM. DIEM EMMA ELIZABETH, II (BOO Knooiol), Juno lwt Rotwod wo Goorw mohor BoMy Irono W. Howard, Cwgo W. and Nancy Kay Kirk nor, wjrvivod by 5 grandchldrtn, jra orond-Oilkk-on art broihor, Harry B. Knooiol.

Rdattvos and trMmtt, alio mombort ot Hoimoiburg Chaptor OE.S. No. 44 aro mvlttd to hor wrvlcoi ot tho O.E.S. Fri at 2 PM, THE LAMBIE FUNERAL HOME, MOO Rowland Avo. (at Rhawn Hou Howan nwnwrM romombrancoo to Tho Salvation Army or Luthoran Rottromont Homo, 1H Buttttan Ava PMa.

ItllS voutdboappraclaMd. ERNST Suddonlv, on Juno Jl, ttn, MARY H. 'ERNIE, R.N. (noo Hortwhj), ago 7, wHo of tho lata Potor, wrvtvod by a dauohtor and tan-m-law Diana H. and Donald P.

Taylor, ot Droxot HM, adopted chadron John and -Lyimo Rooy, of Oroxol 4 aranddoughton and4 root grandchldron. Rolatlvot and titads aro Invltod tilho FunoraJ Sorvko Thurv, II AJA, at SPENCER VIDEON'S OF DREXEL HILL, Carrott Rd. at 4harMand whoro frlondl may cat Wad. tvo. 7 to 4 PM.

Int. Arlington Com. tSKIE 20, IW, CHARLES JOHN, hutband ot tctth-loon A. (noo Hayot) Esaia, ot Hlghgato Rd, Falrvtaw vaago. fathor of KatMoon A.

ettaon, Karon Bium, and Krlitma M. O'Oomwl, son of John and Mary Sabol Eskle and brothor of Mario Evan and An-droa Hrlpta. Rolatlvos and frtandi aro Invltod to at-tond tho Funoral from, THE BOYD-HORROX FU-NERAL HOME, 100 W. Gormantown Plto, Norrlstown, on Juno 2 at I JO AJ Most -of Christian Burial In Visitation B.VM Church ot t-JO A JM. Commnol Sorvlcos wa foCow at tho St.

Patrick's Com. Mausoleum. Frlonds may cai Twos. ova. 7 to PM at tho Funoral Homo.

FARINA MARY (noo McLaughlin), an Sua Juno 21, Itn, of RockvMo, formarty of Atlantic City, NJ and bdovod WHO of tho loto Goorgo L. Farina, mothor of Carma Cam and tho lata Maria F. Beatov, 4urvlvod by 11 grondchlldron and groat grandchldron. Frlonds bo received at St. Elliaboth's Church, 1 Montrose Rd, RockvRe, Md Wed.

aw. 7 to 9 PM whore Mass of Christian Burial wa be hold Thurs. June 2ifh at 10 AM Int. bo at Holy Cross Com. Yaadon, Pa.

at 3 PM Arr. by PUMPH-REYS FUNERAL HOME, Rockvlle, Md. Famty suggests In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions, to Little Sisters of the Poor, 4200 Harewood Rd, N.E. Washington, DC 20017. FLYNN JAMES on June 20, WW, of Clnnamkison, ago years, beloved husband of Edith J.

(noo Sara-cmol, dear fathor of James Michael A. and Robert ae of cmnommson, and son of Marion Firm Ga-tens. Rettnves and friends aro Invltod to attend his Funeral starting IJ0 AM at, SNOVERGIV-NISH'S OF CINNAMINSON, 1200 Rte. 130. Mass of Christian Burial wa follow 10 AM at St.

Charles Borromoo Church. Int. Holy Sopukhra Com. Viewing Wed. MO to MO AM CALATI June 20, 1902, ANTOINETTE, age 70 years, beloved titter el Frank, Catherine Spina, Nicholas, tho late Rose Dolce and the late Joseph, dear aunt of Raymond, Betty and Nicholas.

Rttottves and friends are Invited to attend her funeral I AM, at THE ROGERS FUNERAL HOME, 1420-30 S. 3rd Phla. Mass of Christian Burial 930 AM, Sacred Heart of Jesus Church. Int. Hotv Cross Com.

Friends may eel Wed. morning I to 9 AM In Hou of lowers, contributions to Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, 3rd and Reed Sts. Pa. 19147 would be appreciated. GRANT Juno 19, 1992, ROBERT, husband ot the late Anno nee Carangi father of Robert ond Joseph Grant and Maria Pollock; alsa 3 grandchldron, 2 sisters ond 3 brothers.

Rolatlvos and friends Invited to Viewing Wed. 9 AM St. Alovslus Church, 2efh Tasker Sts. Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Com. Family requests centrtbutlont to The Hospice Of Presbyterian Medical Center, 39th 4 Market Sts.Phla.PA 19104. GRIFFITH WILLIAM June 20, 1992, age 41, of WHiamstown, N.J., formerly of Orexel HW, beloved husband of Mario (nee Marsllo), tether of BW, Michael, Gary and Gail Casey; alsa survived by IS grandchldron. Relatives and friends are invited to Funoral Services 10 AM, at THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 1401 WEST CHESTER PIKE (COR. LYNN UPPER DARBY, where friends moy cal after I JO AM Int.

SS. Peter and Paul Com. No caning hours Tues. eve. GUILDAY MARY (nee Word), on June 21, 1992, wife of the late Felll H.

Guldav, of Rose Valev, formerly of Lin-wood, mothor of Eileen HMderhoter, Margaret McGumtis, Madeleine Learv, Peter W. and Joseph W. Guilday, 21 grandchildren and 21 great granochl-dren. Relatives and friends are invited to her Mass of Christian Burlol 10 AM Nativity of B.VM Catholic Church, Franklin and Monroe Media, where friends may cal alter 9 AM Int. Immaculate Heart Com.

In lieu ot lowers contributions to St. Charles Borromoo Seminary Overbrook, Pa. 15151. Arr. by WARD FUNERAL HOME, Linwood.

HANN June 30, 1992, HELEN of Juniata Park, mother of George Joseph Edward Georgoanna and Gavte, fiancee of Charles McDonnel; else survived by i grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to Funeral Services 1030 AM, at THE GUCKIN FUNERAL HOME, 1419 E. Hunting Park Ave. Viewing Tues. eve.

7 to 9. Interment private. HAYS on Juno 23, 1992, THOMAS beloved husband of Stephanie (Stella) (nee Brywka), fattier of Mrs. Mar. lone Swift and Janet S.

Hudick, grandfather of John, Stephen and Christine, great grandfather of Megan and Ashlev, in his 71th year. Services and Int. private. Arr. by JOHN F.

FLUEHR AND SONS, INC. HENRY Of Vtneland, formerly of Berwvn, on June 20, 1992, HELEN S. HENRY, in her 90th year. Memorial Services wW be hold on June 35th at 10 AM, in the Trinity Episcopal Church vmeiand. Int.

wH be private. Arr. under the direction ot THE WAINWRIGHT-BERNHARDT FUNERAL HOME, Vmeiand, N.J. HESS of omev, Juno 22, 1992, RUTH M. (nee Zwelg), bo-loved wHe of WWIam F.

Hess and mother of Helen T. Lvtun, sister of Harry Edward and the lata AmeU M. Zweig, daughter of the late F. Harry and Julia S. Zweig; also survived by monv nieces and npephews.

Relatives and friends are invited to Services -Thurs. II AM at THE BISHOP FUNERAL HOME, -S40I N. 5th St. Int. Forest Has Com.

Friends may cal Wod. after 7 PM Memorial contributions to ChMrent Foundation, mc, PO Box 2M, MarshMd, 02050 would be appreciated. HEYDUK suddenly, on Juno 22, 1991 EDWARD 1, husband of Joyce (nee Appei), devoted lather of Jason and Adam; also survived by his brothers James Paul Robert L. and his sister Dianne, al of Havertown. -engneral Services Thurs.

10 AM In THE FRANK VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Sproid and Lawrence BroomaH, where friends may cal Wed. eve. 7 to OpMemorial gifts may be sent in his nemo to Heart Assoc, 4M E. 4th St, Bridgeport, Pa 1940S, "tnt, Arlington Com. HOLT On June 21, 1992, VIOLA, age 91, of Kensington, beloved aunt.

Funeral private and at the convenience of the tamly. Memorial donations her name may bo mods to The American Cancer Society, 1423 Chestnut St, Phla, Pa 19103 would bo appreciated. Arr. by KOCIUBINSKY FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 305-07-09 E. Glrard Avo, Phla.

HURST JAMISON, on Juno 21, 1992, of Fofcreft, beloved husband of the late Helen L. Hurst (nee Coatesl, "father of Jacotvn S. Alberts, Helen Mae O'Shee, Marilyn Kitls, William and Jamison Hurst, Jr. and the lore Audrey Thayer, Leian H. and M.

Donald Hurst; alsa survived by 2 grendchldren and 24 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are Invltod to a Memorial Service 10 AM, at SPENCER T. VIDEON'S OF DREXEL HILL, Garrett Rd at Shadeland Ave. hit. Arlington Com.

Hi Heu of lowers, memorials may be made to the Foicroft Fire Company, 147 Doimar Or. Foicroft, Pa. 19032. IVES June 20, 1991, LEONARD beloved husband of Violet (nee Worrell), dear son of the late Alvtn and Wanda, devoted tether of Leonard Michael, Richard, Debbie and Stephen, udlv missed by 3 grandchildren, brother Edword and the late Alvtn. Relatives and friends Invited to the Funeral Service Wed, 10 AM.

from THE EUGENE A. GNIEWEK FUNERAL HOME, 2711-13 E. Allegheny Ave. (Cor. of TUton Allegheny Exit), kit.

Megnolil Com. Friends and neighbors may cal Wed 9 AM JOHNSON CAROL, on June 11, 1991 HANCOCK F.H., LTD KISTLER, M.D. PAUL KISTLER, en June 22, 1992, age Of Horshev's MM Visages, West Chester, beloved husband of Ida Bole Carr is tier, dear father of Paul Klstler, Jr. and John C. Klstter, loving brothor of Marlorie Larstm; also survneo ov granocreraren ana invited to attend the Memorial Service on Friday, June 2, 1992.

at II AM at The Wayne Presbyterian Church, 125 1. Lancaster Wayne, PA 19M7. Int. be private, ki Heu of Rowers, memorial contributions may be mad In his memory to the above mentioned Church or the charity of the donor's choice. Fanny Service by MAUGERGIVNISH'S OF MALVERN, PA 04-2240 KREUTZBERG ROBERT on June 21, 192, of Mantua, NJ, aga beloved husband of Helen (nee Beckos-Brown), of Pitman, beloved father of Rosemary of Phla and Sandra of Chester.

Services wa be held 10 AM Thurs. al St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Four SI, Gfassboro, NJ. hit. Egllngten Memorial Park, Clarks-foere, NJ.

ki Heu of lowers, centrtbuflera may be mode to the Church. Arr. FRANK H. JONES FUNERAL HOME, Glassbor, NJ. LEVINE-NEFF ELAINE (me Green), on June 21, 1992, at Flushing, N.Y., formerly of wife of Walter, daughter of Ida Green, mother of Richard Netf, Jodl Beeoa! and Kathy Rubin, sister of David Green; ah survived by 2 grandchildren, Brooke and Lauren Sorvko Tuesday, (today), Mt.

Lebanon lnedele, PM Shiva wa be observed at JMIISabna Place. iOUGHLIN June 19, 1992, THERESA beloved wife of Robert, mother of Theresa, Patricia and Robert, of sister of 2, Edna Aoen and Dorothy Ettner. Relatives, friends Invited to viewing 9-30 AM, C. RICHARD WHEELER FUNERAL HOME, Kensington Ave. and Westmoreland Wowed by Mass of Christian Burial, 11 AM, Ascension of Our Lord Church.

Int. Grewsmount Com. McDermott's personal secretary for 13 years. "He treated us in the office as friends." He was a devoted father and raised his children alone after the death of his wife, the former Mary Theresa Bradley, in 1974. Witty and eloquent, he spent much of his early adult life in the pursuit of public office.

He was one of the rising stars of the city's Republican Party in the 1950s and 1960s. He ran as a GOP candidate for Congress in 1958, for City Council in 1962 and for mayor in 1963. He lost each contest. But two years after his mayoral run against James H.J. Tate, Justice McDermott, at 38, was named a judge of Common Pleas Court by then-Gov.

William Scranton. When he became a Supreme Court justice in 1981, Mr.Justice McDermott reached the pinnacle of his career. It was a position in which he took great pride. "People referred to him and he loved to hear this as Lord High Justice McDermott," Merv Sneath said. "He enjoyed the limelight." Justice McDermott was bitterly offended in 1983 when The Inquirer published a series of articles raising questions about his ethical conduct and that of other Supreme Court justices.

He sued the newspaper and, in 1990, won a $6 million verdict when a jury found that the original publication was truthful but that he had been libeled by a reprint of the series. Both sides are appealing the verdict. Justice McDermott is survived by his sons, James, John, Thomas, Michael and Matthew; a daughter, Suzanne Cunningham; one sister, and sight grandchildren. A viewing will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. tomorrow and at 8:30 a.m.

Thursday at St. Augustine's Church, Fourth Street below Vine. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the church. Burial will be in SS.

Peter and Paul Cemetery, Marple Township. Lindenwold, formerly of Audubon and East Camden, died Sunday at Kennedy Memorial HospitalsStratford Division. Mrs. Murren was the former housekeep for Foster's Funeral Home in Audubon. She was the widow of Walter H.

Murren Sr. and the mother of the late Water H. Murren Jr. Survivors: a daughter, Ruth N. Stratton of Lindenwold; eight grandchildren, and 15 great-grandchildren.

Services: viewing, 7 to 9 p.m. today and noon tomorrow, Foster's Funeral Home, 250 White Horse Pike, Audubon; funeral. 1 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home; burial, Arlington Cemetery, Pennsauken. CARRIE B.

SHALLCROSS, 94. of Collings-wood, formerly of Berlin, died Saturday at West Jersey Hospital-Camden. Mrs. Shallcross, a homemaker, was the widow of Harold W. Shallcross.

Survivors: two sons, Edward of Woods-town and Harold of Collingswood; two daughters, Alice F. Prickitt of Palmyra and Mary L. Coomes of Berlin; 1 1 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren, and a sister, Mary F. Schauer of Collingswood. Services: viewing, 10 a.m.

today, Foster's Funeral Home, Haddon and Lees Avenues, Collingswood; funeral, 1 1 a.m. today at the funeral home; burial, Lakeview Memorial Park, Cinnaminson. STEVEN R. STETTLER. 33, of Pine HiH, died Saturday at Cooper Hospital-University Medical Center, Camden.

Mr. Stettler was a member of the Laurel Hill Bible Church in Gloucester Township. He was a salesman for Community Appliance in Franklinville. Survivors: his wife, Marie A. Neyr'a Stettler; a son, Brian, at home; his parents, William Jr.

of Pennsauken and Anna Marie of Audubon Park; his paternal grandfather, William Sr. of Florida; three brothers. William 3d of Runnemede, David and Mark, both of Audubon Park, and a sister, Anna Marie Rich of Pennsauken. Services: viewing, 10 a.m. today, Laurel Hill Bible Church, Blackwood Road, Gloucester Township; funeral, noon today at the church; burial, Berlin Cemetery, Berlin Borough.

Ora L. Wooster Funeral Home, Clementon. DELIA T. McNEELA TAYLOR, 79, df Audubon, died Saturday at her home. Mrs.

Taylor was a retired elevator operator at Curtis Publishing Co. in Philadelphia and member of the Holy Maternity Altar Rosary Society in Audubon. She was the widow of Edwin F. Taylor Sr. Survivors: two sons, Edwin Jr.

and Frederick: a daughter, Anna Marie McFadden; 12 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Mary Callahan, Winifred Dietrich and Anna Clarke. Services: viewing, 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. Blake-Doyle Funeral Home. 226 Collings Collingswood; funeral.

9 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home; funeral Mass, 10 a.m. Thursday. Holy Maternity Church, Nicholson Road, Audubon; burial, Beverly National Cemetery, Beverly. HARRY TIETZ, 92, of Cherry Hill, died Saturday at West Jersey Hospital-Voor-hees.

Survivors: his wife, Mary Cassidy Tiet'i; two daughters, Irene Jones of North Bruns-2ft Jnfln of Spriprj, six grandchidlren; eight great-grandchildren; a brother, Fred J. of Vista, and a sister, Loretta Dauenhauer of Carlsbad, Calif. Services: viewing, 7 to 9 p.m. today, Eugene V. Hinski Funeral Home, 81 Haddon Haddonfield; funeral, 9 a.m.

tomorrow at the funeral home; Mass of Christian Burial. 10 a.m. tomorrow, Christ the King Church. 200 Windsor Haddonfield; burial, St. Anastasia Cemetery, Harriman, N.Y.

KIMBERLY A. WATSON, 24, of Runnemede, died Thursday at her home. She was a waitress at Spirits in the Nile Sports Bar in Somerdale. Survivors: a Son, Michael Lynn; two daughters, Brandy Lynn and Antoinette; her parents, Charles Watson and Jane Ma-honey; her paternal grandmother, Margaret Watson; her maternal grandfather, Milton Christman; a brother, Shawn Mahoney, and two sisters, Dawn and Heather. i Services: viewing.

6 to 9 p.m. today, Blake-Doyle Funeral Home, 226 Collings Collingswood: funeral, noon tomorrow, at the funeral home; burial, Lakewood Memorial Cinnaminson. By L. Stuart Ditzen INQIIKKKSTAFP WRITEK He was given to clothes that set him apart capes, bow ties and cowboy hats. He could quote poetry by the hour, and speak authoritatively on William Shakespeare and Samuel Johnson.

He was witty, charming and distinguished in appearance. But if you were a criminal, you were in serious trouble before him. For State Supreme Court Justice James T. McDermott was a very tough judge. Justice McDermott, 65, died of an apparent heart attack Sunday at his Qtestnut Hill home.

He was a man who rose from humble beginnings in the neighborhood around Second and Vine Streets to educate himself, become a lawyer, gain appointment to Common Pleas Court and, ultimately, win election to the state Supreme Court. Justice McDermott, who was first elected to the high court in 1981, won a second 10-year term last year. Though he faced mandatory retirement in five years, he declared himself "in excellent health" last fall and said he was looking forward to continued work on the court. "After 41 years of daily preoccupation with the law," he said in October, "I believe I may yet have much to contribute." A son, James "Jamie" McDermott said Justice McDermott had failed to appear at a Father's Day dinner with five of his six children in Roxborough. When the family was unable to reach Justice McDermott by telephone, another son went to his home to investigate and found his father dead.

Friends spoke yesterday of the un common and colorful qualities that were Justice McDermott trademarks during his more than 30 years in public life in Philadelphia. He was a book collector, a student of history and a lover of poetry and literature. "He believed that judges should read as much literature as the law," South Jersey deaths ALBERT R. BARR 85, of Pennsauken, died Friday at Kennedy Memorial Hospitals Cherry Hill Division. Mr.

Barr was the caretaker for Bethel Memorial Park in Pennsauken until retiring several years ago. He was a member of the Hope Memorial Baptist Church in Camden and a volunteer fireman with the Delaware Gaidens Fire Pennsauken. He belonged to the Young at Heart Club in Pennsauken and the American Association of Retired Persons. Survivors: his wife, Kathryn M. Kreck Barr; two sons, Albert R.

Jr. of Mount Laurel and James H. of Gibbsboro; two daughters. Florence B. Foster of Woodlynne and Elizabeth A.

Miles of Medford: 10 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; a brother, Elwood of Florida, and two sisters, Ann Woodrow of Wildwood and Elizabeth Plummer of Pennsauken. Services: viewing, 10 a.m. today, Edward P. Leonard Jr. Funeral Home, 35th Street and River Avenue, Camden: funeral, 1 1 a.m.

today at the funeral home: burial. Bethel Memorial Park, Pennsauken. GEORGE W. BRYSON. 69, of Mount Laurel, formerly of Delair.

died Saturday at Memorial Hospital of Burlington County, Mount Holly. Mr. Bryson was a foreman of Conwed Corp. in Delanco, retiring in 1985 after more than 25 years of service. He was a volunteer fireman with Delaview Fire Co.

in Delair for over 25 years and was a former deputy chief. He also was trustee at St. Veronica's Roman Catholic Church in Delair. He was a graduate of St, Joseph's School in Camden. He was a World War II Navy veteran.

Survivors: his wife, Kay Burk Bryson; four sons, Steven of Southampton, Mark of Marlton, James of Atco and Paul of Pennsauken; 10 grandchildren, and a sister, Stella Faucett of Cherry Hill. Services: viewing, 7 to 9 p.m. today and 8:30 a.m. tomorrow, Inglesby and Sons Funeral Home, Cove and Wyndam Roads, Pennsauken; Mass of Christian Burial, 10 a.m. tomorrow, St.

Veronica's Roman Catholic Church, Holman Avenue, Delair; burial. Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill. VINCENT 0. COGNINI. 47.

of Robinsville, died Saturday at Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia. Mr. Cognini was a records clerk for for the last 12 years. Survivors: two brothers, Ezio of Lumber- ton and Evo of Burlington City, and a sister, Laura C. Lesko of Burlington Township.

Services: viewing, 9 to 10 a.m. today, Page Funeral Home, 302 E. Union Burlington City; Mass of Christian Burial, 10 a.m. today, St. Paul's Catholic Church, Union Street, Burlington City; burial, Odd Fellow Cemetery, Burlington City.

ELSIE M. COTTON. 72, of Pemberton Borough, formerly of Medford, died Saturday at Memorial Hospital of Burlington County, Mount Holly. Mrs. Cotton was a Medford resident for over 30 years before moving back to Pemberton Borough.

She was born and raised in Pemberton Township. Survivors: two sons, Elmer H. of Pemberton Borough and Kenneth F. of Chatsworth; Su.cri oil, diid tywu SiSloi, ry- nes Simons of Dexter, Maine, and Pearl Perrine of Browns Mills. Services: viewing, 1 p.m.

today, Lewis Funeral Home, 24 N. Main Medford; funeral, 2 p.m. today at the funeral home; burial. Junior Mechanics Cemetery, Tabernacle. ANTHONY D'ANGIO, 70, of Cherry Hill, died suddenly on Friday at home of a heart attack.

Mr. D'Angio was an engineering cost estimator for RCA in Moorestown for 30 years retiring in 1987. From 1963 to 1985 he was active in the IFPE Local 241 handling grievances and had served as secretary and treasurer. He was extremely active in scouting and was co-founder of the Science and TecnnolOLiy Explorer Post 90 at RCA and served as post adviser from 1977 to 1979. In Cherry Hill he began working with Scout Troop 145 at Queen of Heaven School in Erlton as an assistant scoutmaster in 1971.

Since 1972 he has been active with Troop 147 at the James H. Johnson School serving as an assistant scoutmaster and troop committeemember. Survivors: his wife, Vilma Celestino D'Angio; a son, Dennis R. of Cherry Hill; a.