| Obituary -
July 2014 Beloved wife of Diane Snipas. Sister of Charlene Werner and
sister-in-law of Joseph (Donna) Snipas. Survived by nieces Monica
DiTullio, Nicole Werner-Pidgeon, Renee Werner and many loving relatives
and
friends. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend a
Celebration of Life on July 26 between noon and 4pm at Seasons 52 Grill at
2000 Route 38 Cherry Hill, NJ. In lieu of flowers, donations are
requested for Queen of Hearts Foundation PO Box 835 Hammonton, NJ 08037. |
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Occupation:
Retired Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT), Certified Cardiopulmonary
Technologist (CCPT), & Certified Pulmonary Function Technologist (CPFT);
former co-owner of a medical homecare business; currently a substitute
teacher in Pennsauken School
District (grades Pre-K thru12); volunteer for local schools as a
teacher's aide and tutor; also neighborhood pet sitter and babysitter
... otherwise, I am a bum...
Family: Partner,
Diane M. Snipas (25th anniversary in April 2004); have
helped rear nieces and nephew, and now grandnieces and grandnephew.
We have 2 nieces in Nursing, 1 niece in Teaching (and going for
her Master's Degree); 1 still in college; 1 niece in San
Francisco works for a Computer Program company and 1 nephew
who attended chef's school. We
have a 2-year-old grandnephew, who is awesome and 2
grand-nieces ages 10 and 6 who are precious.
September
2003 |
| FROM THE 2003 YEARBOOK UPDATE
Sarah "Sally" Huntley - updated June 2005
Pennsauken, NJ
Accomplishments:
Making it safely to a mature age. Being with my partner, Diane, for the past 24 (now 26) years
and finally being able to legally register as Domestic Partners in the State of New Jersey. Helping 3 wonderful nieces grow into responsible adults
and 2 "adopted" nieces and an "adopted" nephew also become responsible adults. Having had a successful
and fruitful career as a respiratory therapist and cardiopulmonary technologist in both the clinical
and research settings. Have
greatly enjoyed working with patients in clinical, research and
homecare areas. I also love the look of students when they
finally "get" something I am teaching them. I am still working
on World Peace ...
Memories:
BEST: Band with Mr. Hatfield, basketball with Mrs. Coyle and my teammates, being the Bison with Susan, freshman English with Miss Szumska
and Bill Cippolone and his dead dog excuse, German III with Mr. Lux
and hiding in the closet (thank goodness that ended) with Susan, Trig with Sr. Amadea
and the car honker each day.
Sock hops sophomore year (when the
football team WON games). The band, girl's basketball &
Mrs. Coyle. Mostly the great friends I made there with whom
I STILL enjoy spending time.
WORST: Religion IV class with Fr. Leonard
Future:
Enjoying each day as it comes and traveling, especially abroad
(loved England). We plan to visit Germany and Amsterdam next
Fall. Waiting for Diane to retire
and enjoying more time to travel and enjoy our nieces, nephew and grandnephews
and grandnieces. Continue teaching. Would like to go back to college
and get the graduate degrees I never managed to get around to doing.
Comments:
A big "THANK YOU" to the Reunion Committee for
putting this together for us once again. Your efforts are
greatly appreciated. |
