James J. Ambrosia, son of Rose Candello of Avelliono Italy and James Daniel Ambrosia of Jim Thorpe Pa. Passed away due to complications of a six month stroke, due to diabetes. Preceded in death by his wife Mary Maniscalco Ambrosia, who left for Paradise on 31 January 1968 due to breast cancer. Lifelong resident of Montgomery County, PA., born Nov 13, 1916 in Bridgeport Pa, oldest son of Rosa and James D. A loving husband, good father, lover of dogs and all animals. James was a lifelong 4th degree Knight of Columbus, President of the Men of St. Mary's Home for Children, President of the Holy Name Society of St. Josephs. James was a truck driver by profession and had his own successful antenna business. Survived by: Thomas C.Ambrosia, Rev. Dr., Burnsville, MN youngest son and Albert P. Ambrosia RN, CVT, adopted son, Burnsville, MN. James J. Ambrosia of Algonquin Il, John J. Ambrosia of Pottstown, PA Madeline Mary Ambrosia Seaman of Norristown, PA Also survived by his sisters: Mary, Louise, Rose, Theresa, Julia, Rose, of Bridgeport, Pa, nieces and nephews and grandsons, Philip & Samuel. Go In Peace Pop, know how much we love you. Thank you for everything say HI & play with Brownie, Tag, Alexandra, Spanky, Brandy and all of our fur kids at Rainbow Bridge and pray for us, until we are united once again. Funeral services were held from Our Lady of Mt.Carmel Church, Bridgeport PA., Mass of Ressurection celebrated by Rev.Thomas C.Ambrosia, D.D. and Pastor of the Church. Interment St.Patricks Cemetery, Norristown, PA. For further information contact:: TCAmbrosia@worldnet.att.net TCAmbrosia, 3817 Iris Cr, Burnsville MN 55337 USA

Mary M. Ambrosia, daughter of Julia Gress of Kaiserslotter, Germany and John J. Maniscalco of Palemero, Sicily, Passed away due to complications of breast cancer at the age of 47 years. Mary was born in Chicago, Cook County, Il, and moved with her family to Norristown Pa, in 1935. Mary was a lifelong resident of Montgomery County, and resided in Norristown and Ambler, PA, until her death. Mary was employed by the ARA Corporation and was also a volunteer for many church and community associations. Mary was the founder and President of The Heart of St. Mary's Home for Children and the Ladies Auxillary at St.Josephs church. She is survived by her loving husband James J. Ambrosia, and her four children James, Madeline, John and Thomas and her fur baby Tag Along Skippy. She is also survived by her sister and brothers: Frances, Norristown, PA, Harry, Levittown, PA, Carlo, Lower Providence Twp, PA and James of Lansdale, Pa. Mass of Christian Resurrection was celebrated at St.Josephs Church by Rev. Philip Ricci. Internment was at St. Patricks cemetery, Norristown, PA. Thank you for everything Mom, there was none better. You were there for us and we wait for the day when we all are united again. For further information contact: TCAmbrosia@worldnet.att.net, TCAmbrosia, 3817 Iris Cr. Burnsville, MN 55337 USA

Although you died two years before I was born, the story of your death and unknown life has touched and saddend my heart. You precious child, you did not deserve that fate. You are a child of GOD and as a child of GOD you were a blessing to be loved and cared for. GOD bless the men and women who have worked so hard for more than four decades to find out the truth about who you are and how you died. And I pray for the peace of Christ to be with you for all eternity. I pray that some one who knows the truth will read this and come forward. Your story has captured my heart and soul. I will pray for you always. Rest in peace precious one. You have my love and prayers.

This memorial is to a loving grandmother and mother as well as a caring step-grandmother and mother-in-law, who is dearly missed. We miss her complaining as well as her laughter. We miss her cooking (and she was a terrific cook). Her backrubs are missed as well. She passed away suddenly after a short illness and from CHF, which nobody knew she had. It's funny sometimes how you don't appreciate someone until they're gone. We love you and miss you Gram. Love Bob, Barb, Deb, Len, and Laura

I hear the wind it calls my name
My spirit longs for home again
The smell of pine wood on the air
Of mountain lake serene and fair
The cry of owl or chickadee
The flight of eagle blessed to see
Come run with us my brothers howl
The hunt is up we're on the prowl
My body longs to feel the wind......

Wendell Amon 1955 - 1995

We shall always remember you our friend.

Love
Lorrie David and Sharon Clark

love died after his short life

FATHER,

You were there when I was sad, you consoled me through tuff times, you were there through good times..Dad I will miss you so much...I love you...I am so glad that you are not suffering anymore.

your daughter,

Julie

Hello Bean. How is Heaven on this rainy day? I miss you so much sweetie. I know you're out there some where, probably watching over your family because they need you. I see you in my dreams sometimes, like you playing in your yard. You're singing and laughing and playing and just loving life the way you always did. But then I realize, this isn't My Ashley on Earth it's My Ashley in Heaven. She's dancing on a cloud. I know you're happy up there with all the other angels with you. I love you baby girl. You are the BESTEST! ~If we could have a lifetime wish A dream that would come true, We'd pray to God with all our hearts For yesterday and You. A thousand words can't bring you back We know because we've tried... Neither will a thousand tears We know because we've cried... You left behind our broken hearts And happy memories too... But we never wanted memories We only wanted You.~~~~Unknown~~~ Forever and Always, My Bean, You'll be in my heart, I love you, Jenna

You were the wind beneath my wings. Loved more than you could ever know. Your daughter, Peggy

For the unborn child of Myra Ellen Tori Amos and Mark Hawley: PLAYBOY MOMMY In my platforms I hit the floor I fell face down It didnt' help my brain out Then the baby came before I found The magic how To keep her happy I never was The fantasy Of what you want Wanted me to be But don't judge me so harsh little girl So you got a playboy Mommy But when you tell them my name And you wanna cross that bridge All on your own Little girl They'll do you no harm Because they know your playboy mommy But you just tell em my name From here to Birmingham I got a few friends I never was there Was there when it counts I get my way Youre so like me You seemed ashamed Ashamed that I was I'll say it loud Here by your grave Those angels can't Ever take my place But dont judge me so harsh little girl You got a playboy mommy But when you tell em my name And try to cross that bridge all on your own Little girl They'll do you no harm Because they know your playboy mommy But you just tell em my name Tell em my name I got a few friends Somewhere where the orchids grow I can't find those churchbells That played when you died Played "Gloria" Talkin bout "Hosannah" But dont judge me so harsh little girl You got a playboy mommy Come home But when you tell them soldiers my name And cross that bridge all on your own Little girl they'll do you no harm Because they know your playboy mommy But I'll be home I'll be home To take you in my arms