Chester County Press 08-03-2022 Edition

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Historic Landenberg Store for sale

By Richard L. Gaw Staff Writer Throughout its 150-year existence, the Landenberg Store has remained an historic and cultural landmark that has served the small town through two world wars and several military conflicts, a Great Depression and several economic downturns, and along the way has seen countless generations of locals come and go.

Over that time, the store has also seen the keys to its kingdom pass from one owner to the next. Since 2005, however, the store – as well as the Landenberg Hotel and the nearby Wool House -- have been owned and managed by Bill and

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Bill and Beth Skalish, the owners of Landenberg Village, LLC since 2005, recently announced that they are selling the Landenberg Store, the Landenberg Hotel and a nearby historic building.

Beth Skalish.

Now, after 17 years of stewardship, the couple recently placed Landenberg Village, LLC up for sale.

Priced at $1.45 million, the terms of the sale include the ownership and management of the store, the Landenberg Hotel and the four-apartment Wool House on Mercer Mill and Penn Green roads.

“We just felt it was time to turn it over to someone

else who can see the Village through for the next several years,” Bill said. “I don’t think the word ‘retire’ is in our vocabulary, but we feel it’s time for us to slow down a little bit.”

When they were looking to purchase the Village, the White Clay Creek that flows by the hotel was a large factor in the Skalishes decision. Bill is an avid fly fisherman and has often ventured just a few yards

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away from the hotel’s deck to cast his line in the water.

Eventually, it also became an office for Bill’s work as a provider of goods and services to hotels.

In 2018, the Landenberg Store saw several upgrades, including the installation of new range equipment,

Libraries throughout Pennsylvania partner with community organizations to bring quality programming into the libraries for the state’s residents. Much of this programming is free. These partnerships provide a platform for experts to share information and skills while residents are introduced to concepts which will improve their lives, increase their health, strengthen digital and information literacy, understand their neighbors, and grow their financial capabilities.

Public libraries, school libraries, and academic libraries continue to go above and beyond to keep their communities connected by expanding resources and welcoming all in their programming, resources, and collections.

Libraries that work to provide literacy-focused resources and high-quality programming are being

a refurbished walk-in refrigerator, new kitchen equipment, the construction of a small office and expanded storage area.

While the Skalishes have already met with prospective buyers of the Village, their ideal buyer would have an interest in con-

tinuing to own and operate store and maintain the Wool House as a rental unit, as well as re-imagine the hotel as a primary residence or as a four-room bed-and-breakfast – ideal for travelers visiting Chester County.

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EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK Three libraries in Chester County, including Kennett Library, earn Star designation

Armstrong wins prestigious award...4B

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The sale includes the ownership and management of the historic Landenberg Store, which has been in operation since 1872.

Game, set and match

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This racketed foursome enjoyed a few competitive sets last Friday at the tennis courts at Kennett High School. Pictured are, front row, Sharon Federico and Tammy Altman and back row, Kristy Harper and Dana Mayer.

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A mother’s love In the midst of her own daughter’s medical challenges, Kristy Thompson seeks to help other families in similar circumstances

By Betsy Brewer Brantner Contributing Writer When faced with a lifethreatening challenge, most people feel lucky if they survive. But when Kristy Thompson faced the challenge of losing her life, and the life of her baby, London, they both beat the odds and survived—and now Kristy is reaching out to help others with a group called Medical Mamas.

Kristy has three children: two-year-old London Kelly, four-yearold Charlee Navarro, and 22-year-old Kristopher Thompson. Kristy calls her youngest child a true blessing. London spent 481 days in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). She has CCMS or Cerebrocostomandibular syndrome, which is a disorder that involves a small

chin (micrognathia), an opening in the roof of the mouth (cleft palate), a narrow chest, missing ribs, gaps between ribs, and breathing and feeding difficulties.

Kristy was 42 when she had London, and she is 44 now. It takes a lot of work to raise three children, and Kristy’s mother, Delores Thompson, helps out with everything, including the extensive care that London needs to overcome her health issues.

Kristy explained, “I don’t know what I would do without my mom and my other children.”

Fighting for life Kristy fought for her life on the night London was born. Kristy explained, “Due to the COVID-19 shut down and my decision not to leave the house, we

didn’t know I had developed HELLP Syndrome (a life-threatening condition that occurs in pregnant women or soon after delivery, that can cause high blood pressure, seizures, stroke or liver rupture). I mentioned the symptoms once I went back to my OB and he and my Endo ordered blood work. I was waiting to get the work-ups done together to reduce the exposure to COVID-19 by being out at the labs, but it was too late. I had to go to the hospital where they did run the blood work and explained the severity of my condition. When they put me asleep for London’s birth, I was told I might not wake up.”

Thankfully, she did wake up. But soon the trauma in the post-op began.

“I remember literally fighting for my life,” Kristy explained. “The nurses

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Kristy Thompson is pictured with her daughters, Charlee and London.

were screaming out orders!

I was so out of it, but I knew I was fighting for my kids. I knew there were other mothers who had lost their battle with HELLP. Every day I wake up now, I am so thankful and grateful to the Lord for every day he gives me.”

That is a remarkable thing about Kristy. Despite the

challenge of caring for a child with CCMS, she is still grateful.

Kristy has entered a world where no parent wants to go. It’s a dangerous journey, one she can never stop.

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recognized for their accomplishments and their partnerships through the awarding of PA Forward Star designations from the Pennsylvania Library Association.

Libraries are recognized by their peers for meeting benchmarks in the bronze, silver, and gold star levels of the program.

Three of the libraries that earned a first-time star or a new star level between April 1 and June 30 are located in Chester County: • Kennett Library – Gold • Chester Springs Library - Silver • Henrietta Hankin Branch Library - Bronze For more information about the Star Library Program, visit https://paforward.org/pa-forward-star-program.

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4-H Fair Week takes place Aug. 8 to 13 There will be plenty of hustle and bustle surrounding the Romano 4-H Center in Honey Brook during 4-H Fair Week from Aug. 8-13.

During the fair, youngsters throughout the county will proudly display many of the projects they have diligently prepared throughout the year. 4-H members will demonstrate their skills in the handling and care of farm animals including beef cattle, dairy cows, breeding sheep, and market lambs, swine, goats, and horses during the numerous animal shows.

A livestock sale of beef, sheep, goats, and swine highlight the animal events on Wednesday, Aug. 10, starting at 6 p.m. Fair week wraps up with the 4-H Horse Show on Saturday, August 13.

In addition to the live animal shows, 4-H youngsters will display various projects including arts, crafts, woodworking, sewing, robotics, pet care, photography, citizenship/leadership, foods and nutrition, wildlife, vegetables a n d plants, and many other general exhibits.

The tabletop exhibits open Monday, Aug. 8, after 4 p.m. and will remain on display throughout the week. The public is encouraged to visit and see these or any of the live animal shows.

4-H is a national youth development program for children ages 5 to 18 years of age. Clubs meet at local homes, schools, churches, or community centers and are guided by experienced adult volunteers using educational projects designed especially for 4-H clubs.

The Head, Heart, Hands and Health of 4-H realize the involvement of more than 2,500 young people in this Chester County youth leadership program.

Local SERVPRO earns company’s Founder’s Gold award SERVPRO recently presented an award to a local disaster response and restoration business for Outstanding Performance during the 53rd annual convention from July 5 to 9 at the Hilton Anatole Dallas in Dallas, Texas.

Michael Hughes, the owner of SERVPRO of Kennett Square/Oxford, received the Founder’s Gold award.

A group of more than 1,050 franchise owners were in attendance. The event also recognized 58 SERVPRO entrepreneurs who surpassed a million dollars in revenue for the first time in the past business year.

Williams fights serial criminals with support of ‘Deana’s Law’ Rep. Craig Williams (R-Chester/Delaware), a former federal prosecutor, supported the enactment of House Bill 773, now Act 59 of 2022, better known as “Deana’s Law.” The law was named for Delaware County resident Deana Eckman who was killed in a head-on car collision in Upper Chichester Township by a drunk driver who had five previous DUI convictions. Deana’s Law adjusts the Pennsylvania Criminal Code to change

sentencing for habitual DUI offenders from concurrent sentences (serving multiple sentences at the same time) to consecutive sentences (serving each sentence in succession): “As a former prosecutor, I was grateful for the opportunity to work with colleagues in the House and Senate to memorialize Deana Eckman with a law that will save lives,” Williams said. “Serial criminal offenses, like the multiple DUIs that led

to Deana’s death, show a disregard for the law that threatens our communities.

Consecutive sentencing is a stiff punishment that offers additional teeth for our prosecutors to use against habitual offenders.”

Williams added, “One of my closest friends, Larry Weathers, was at the scene reaching into the vehicle to hold Deana’s hand as she passed away. It is a memory that will never leave him.

Deana’s Law will enshrine her memory and hopefully

save someone’s mother, father, sister, brother, wife, husband, or child in the future. Out of respect to Deana, other victims, and their families, I am committed to working with our communities and lawmakers to create an effective path forward, including prosecution and treatment for first-time offenders, so that we can stop the recidivism for substance abuse crimes that put our friends and neighbors in jeopardy.”

Williams concluded, “I want to also congratulate former State Sen. Tom Killion and Rep. Chris Quinn (R-Delaware) for laying the groundwork for this bill during the 20192020 session, and Sen. John Kane (D-Delaware/Chester) for joining in our advocacy for this law in our current session. It was a truly bipartisan local effort that led to our passing Deana’s Law this year.”

To view Rep. Craig Williams’s arguments for Deana’s Law on the floor of House of Representatives, see the following link: https://fb.watch/ egvbdrD8YV/

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Local News Business and community leaders discuss opioid epidemic at free community Naloxone training State Sen. Carolyn Comitta was recently joined by state and local officials and business leaders to discuss efforts to address the opioid epidemic and prevent overdose deaths with the use of Naloxone.

Following the discussion, about 50 members of the public and employees in the restaurant and hospital industry attended a free training on identifying the sign of overdose and safely administering naloxone.

“The opioid epidemic is a community-wide problem that requires a community-wide solution,” Comitta said. “Naloxone is an important tool to help reverse the effects of an overdose, but for any tool to be effective, we need to know how to safely and properly use it. I am glad to be joined by a coalition of leaders to raise awareness, inform our community about naloxone, and ensure we have the tools necessary to save lives.”

Naloxone is a medication approved by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) to rapidly reverse an opioid overdose by quickly restoring breathing to a person if their breathing has slowed or stopped because of an opioid overdose.

Naloxone can be administered by individuals with or without medical training to help reduce opioid overdose deaths.

The event was supported by the Pennsylvania

Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, Chester County Department of Drug and Alcohol Services, the Pennsylvania Restaurant and Lodging Association (PRLA), the West Chester Business Improvement District, and Good Fellowship Ambulance and EMS Training Institute.

“As we work to combat the overdose epidemic crisis in the commonwealth, expanding access to Naloxone in all regions of Pennsylvania remains a top priority of the Wolf Administration,” said Special Assistant to the DDAP Secretary, Steve Ross. “You never know when you may come across an individual suffering from an overdose. I applaud Senator Comitta for bringing this group together today to raise awareness about the importance of Naloxone, and training folks on how to use the life-saving medication.”

Pennsylvanians can access Naloxone by: • Watching a training video and receiving Naloxone by mail, directly to your home through a state partnership with NEXT Distro.

• Using the Department of Health’s Naloxone Standing Order, to obtain naloxone at your local pharmacy.

The event was supported by leaders in Pennsylvania’s restaurant and hospitality industry. In a study looking at substance use, the restaurant industry was the

most at risk for illicit drug use with nearly 20 percent of food services workers reporting using illicit drugs.

Joining the event was recently crowned Miss Pennsylvania, Alysa Bainbridge, a strong advocate for recovery who is raising awareness about opioid use disorder across Pennsylvania.

“I believe the first step toward progress in fighting the opioid crisis is dismantling the stigma that surrounds it,” Bainbridge said. “That’s the work I’m dedicated to as Miss Pennsylvania, and hope to encourage others across the state to do, too. Getting Naloxone in the hands of the community and teaching people how to use it is an important step to end the stigma. It’s easy to believe

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Wool House are part of the sale, the true star of Landenberg Village has always been the store and its vital relationship with its customers, the Skalishes said.

'Thank You' “Through this store, we have been able to get to know a lot of people and develop a lot of friendships,” Bill said. “It’s

there’s nothing we, as individuals, can do to solve a crisis as big as the opioid epidemic, but each one of us holds the power to save lives in our hands with this crucial tool.”

Individuals seeking treatment or substance use support for themselves or a loved one can call the toll-free PA Get Help Now helpline at 1-800662-HELP (4357). The free, confidential hotline is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and staffed by trained professionals.

Local support is available through the Chester County Department of Drug and Alcohol Service at 1-866286-3767. All calls are confidential and support is available for those without insurance.

In addition, businesses

been a pleasure to serve the community – with everything from the small lending library to being able to provide vital provisions and breakfast, lunch and dinner to Landenberg.”

“To the many families and friends we have gotten to know, I would like to say, ‘Thank you’ for allowing us to be stewards of this village,” Beth said. “It’s been our pleasure to serve this community. We have always felt strongly about supporting our neighbors, and doing so has remained our most important

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Pictured (from left to right) Denise Wroten, board treasurer for the West Chester Business Improvement District; state Senator Carolyn Comitta; Miss Pennsylvania Alysa Bainbridge, Chester County Commissioners’ Chair Marian Moskowitz; and Steve Ross, special assistant to the Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Drug & Alcohol Programs.

and organizations interest- Healey of Project Naloxone ed in hosting a Naloxone at ehealy@goodfellowship. training event contact Ethan org.

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The sale also includes ownership of the Landenberg Hotel, that can be re-imagined as a private residence, office space or as a four-room bed-andbreakfast with views of the White Clay Creek.

philosophy.”

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Richard L. Gaw, email rgaw@chestercounty.com.

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always looking for balance in raising three children.

But she isn’t daunted by the challenges in her life.

She doesn’t have the luxury of rest or the luxury of a normal life for her and her family. That is not to say that she doesn’t yearn for normal, but “normal” has proven to be an elusive dream. But, every day, consciously or unconsciously, she keeps putting one foot in front of the other for her loved ones.

If there is a gift in all of this, it is the gift of perspective, and the strength, the knowledge, and the love that they have gained as they faced their challenges.

Kristy, who is a single mother, still has a sense of humor, laughing about a recent visit to the doctor that her son Kris took her and London to. During this visit, nurses and doctors thought her son was her husband.

Kristy laughed about that— her son, not so much. In many ways, he has become the man of the house at the age of 22.

Kristy has posted a video of her young daughter Charlee giving breathing PT to London. Her comment, “We do this to get the snot out of her,” is poignant. One has to wonder if Charlee will grow up and work in the medical field because it will probably come naturally to her after helping her younger sister out.

And then there is Dolores, Kristy’s mother. Did she ever think, all these years

later after the birth of her own daughter, that she would be helping to provide care to her granddaughter?

We all know the old saying, “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.” This family understands all too well what that saying really means.

‘Good care doesn’t stop, and neither does a good, dedicated parent’ Though the sounds of the life-giving equipment may be bothersome to others, to Kristy and her family, it is a reminder that all is going well for London. It is the silence that sends off an alarm for this group. It’s all-hands-on-deck when that happens, and their training kicks in. Once the machine resumes, it’s like nothing even happened.

It is only in the occasional break that the family can briefly wonder, “What if?”

In the midst of the equipment, sounds and the constant chaos, Kristy has taken what brief respite she has to establish a group for other mothers and parents like her. It is one thing to give when it means pulling money from your pocket to help someone in need, but quite another to give love and concern for others.

When asked what she hopes to achieve by forming this group Kristy explained, “I am educating others about what moms like us need. In London’s case, there are many daily tasks that need to be done requiring two trained care givers. She also has critical, emergent issues that

can result in her death, that I see coming a mile away. A newer nurse might not.

“Therefore, I train the nurses that I do have to pick up on those cues. Also, when you have a critical patient like London, you cannot take shortcuts in her care, you cannot fall to the ways of home care nursing and you must continue to adhere to the way the facility trained you to care for her.”

She added, “You wouldn’t believe what I have seen in just the 10 months of home care nursing. Most of my nurses—I’ve had to fire a few—have never changed a trach or bagged a patient, let alone a patient that does not get bagged the ‘normal’ way. The way you bag London would kill another child, and the normal way to bag a patient would never keep London alive. Nurses don’t know this until they have been put in the situation and then it’s too late.

“So just because you may have a nurse for a 7 to 3, Monday to Friday shift, that doesn’t mean it is as safe as the [nurse] trained from the hospital.”

Kristy continued, “My mom and I trained for 15 months in two facilities.

We took multiple tests, sat in simulation rooms with nurses setting up emergency scenarios and learning how to save this baby. You kill the baby, you fail. It takes time to get your home care nurses on that page, especially with a rare and medically fragile child.

“Keep in mind I have the only child in the world without ribs, a sternum and

a xiphoid process bone.

Nurses prefer to work Monday through Friday, 7 to 3. Who can always work those hours, including commute time? And then the parent has to ensure that they are back before the shift ends. Not many nurses can do this. Not all nurses want to work evenings, nights, weekends or holidays, but that care doesn’t stop and neither does a good, dedicated parent!”

Quality of home nursing is an issue Kristy noted that only 12 states recognize the sacrifices that parents in these situations make to take care of their children.

“Moms have to quit their jobs left and right as nurses don’t show up, or leave a shift without notice, or call off,” Kristy explained.

“Some kids cannot go to school without a nurse.

That raises a brow to another issue: home health care.

Why is the work ethic and seriousness of a nursing license taken so different from a nurse in a hospital than one in the home? I hate to say it, but some home nurses will never hold a candle to a hospital nurse. You may get very lucky to find a diamond in the rough, I have one thank God, but it’s as rare as a rare genetic syndrome.”

And that is the problem facing Kristy and other moms like her—and it is usually moms who are expected to shoulder the extraordinary burdens.

“I would like to see the Board of Nursing make this a priority on their list

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Big brother Kris, Charlee and London. Everyone helps with London’s care.

of ‘to do’s’ because in the short 10 months I’ve dealt with home nursing, I am shocked and appalled at what I’ve seen,” Kristy said. “It’s a liability and a lot of these nurses really shouldn’t be nurses.”

moms and parents of special needs children.

She said, “The most important thing I would like to change is to have a place where special needs parents can go for support. Sure, you have social workers that pop in at the Support for parents hospital or check-in at a who have children pulmonary appointment. I with special needs want a place where people who are going through Kristy is a fighter and she what I and many others are will continue to fight for all Continued on Page 6A

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going through can gather and talk and ask questions.

A lot of times when you enter a hospital as a NICU/ PICU/special needs mom, the support is there and then it fades away. Almost like it’s a welcome speech that gives you hope then, poof it’s gone. It’s been that way at both hospitals for me.”

She outlined her vision for the system of support that could be created to help the parents and caregivers of children with special needs.

“What I see,” she said, “is a place that could be split into territories, then have a main meeting point from there, from each division.

This should be a place that has meetings for the parents virtually and in person, to accommodate some of us that can’t leave the house.

No one should be excluded!

“It should be a place where questions can be brought to the table and everyone can help each other out with their own experiences, from social security issues to laws that need to be changed, nursing issues, emotional and relationship issues to the actual health issues of each child.

“There is a group on Facebook that is superhelpful, but it gets to be a lot when everyone is from different states and each state has different rules and regulations. One very important thing that should happen is to pay the parents who absolutely cannot work and have to stay home with their children.

“After two years of

research, I have found only 12 states in the country that pay the stay-at-home parent to take care of their child.

Of course the child should be evaluated by the level of medical difficulty required.

And nursing shortages need to be factored in as well.”

Kristy continued, “Another issue that I feel needs to be changed, is the situation I encountered with housing. We were blessed to receive a housing voucher from the county through a reasonable accommodations program. That means London might need some exceptions to her living situation, such as ramps or one-story living.

“These vouchers are looked down upon by the landlords and complexes who advertise that they take the voucher. They make it so difficult to use it. I applied at one local complex for example, which states they take the voucher. But they expect you to make two-times the inflated rent, which would have worked out to $2,400 a month.

“If my rent is being covered by the county in full each month, due to me not being able to work since I care for my child, how am I able to bring in $2,400 a month? Between my child support and London’s SSI, I bring in $1,800 a month, but they wouldn’t take that. That was more than enough to pay my electric, cable, cell phone, and car insurance.

“If someone has a voucher for the purpose of taking care of a child with disabilities, or someone has the voucher for their own

disability, it should automatically be taken. No landlord should be able to refuse that and give it to someone else, because they don’t want to deal with the government. There must be exceptions and there aren’t many of us that qualify for this program, so it’s rare to have this. Landlords are making money, and they should be held to the same rules that any business owner is held to.”

be changing. I just need to find the right person to pitch this idea to a network and I know we’re in. We’d help so many special needs families and bless a lot of people all over the world.”

For now, she is working on forming the group as a way for families to come together and get the support, information, and help that they need. There are plans for monthly podcasts and lots of other resources.

A group, a book, and a podcast to help others

Medical Mamas and more

In the future, her goals are to start a group for parents with children with disabilities, to finish the book she is writing, and to begin a podcast featuring different special needs families.

“If we can watch ’90 Day Fiancé’ and ‘Dr. Pimple Popper’ why can’t my show be out there? I know it would be a success and more importantly a blessing to the special needs community as well as everyone,” Kristy said.

“People love to follow a miracle baby. It gives them hope, makes them happy, and makes them reassess their lives and count their blessings! I’d like to put together a group of special needs families and have a network follow their journey. You’d see the medical aspect, the hurdles we face as special needs families, how siblings handle it, the sacrifice, the relationships that are affected, the ups the downs. It would bring a much-needed light to the challenges in this community and what we should

Mothers like Kristy are a unique breed, and she is trying to bring about positive changes, one newspaper article, group formation or podcast at a time. The “Medical Mamas” are on the front lines fighting for child care improvements.

They are fierce mothers who show up to every procedure, every appointment, and every conference with a team of doctors. They fight for their children, they exist for their children and they will not quit until they can secure the health care they need for their children.

Kristy knows pain intimately, but she is one of those rare, strong women who won’t give in to feelings of weakness or fear.

On her best days, she writes to help others. Here’s an example of the empowering messages she shares: I know it gets lonely. And you get angry. And thank the lord we don’t have much time to dwell on that, but man those accomplishments your child has made is all because of YOU! No one can ever take that from

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Sister Charlee doing physical therapy on London to clear her lungs.

you!

“I’m sitting back, holding my baby and thinking about how much I’ve gone through in such a short time. I’ve changed jobs and careers, had a high risk pregnancy, endured fake friends, dealt with conflict between my siblings, financial burdens, and so much more. But I need to focus on the positive things. My older daughter is a fighter and she is happy!!!! My son turned out to be an amazing adult, my mom and I are as close as ever. I have a few good friends in my life.

“You are strong, you are indeed an angel! Not only did God make you strong

enough to take care of a medically fragile child, but he made you so strong you can succeed as a single parent.”

“God gave you help in the form of solid friends and family members, churches, social workers, and great people in your community to fill those voids. God gave you the help in aligning things to work out just the way He knew it should to benefit your situation.”

If you would like more information on joining the group, check out Medical Mamas on Facebook. You can also email Kristy at kristyt1996@yahoo.com.

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Hypocrite of the When can you choose retirement?

Commonwealth The timeline went like this: On July 20, by a vote of 267-157, the U.S. House of Representatives voted in favor of the Respect for Marriage Act, that if passed by the Senate will repeal and replace provisions that define marriage as between a man and a woman and spouse as a person of the opposite sex with provisions that recognize any marriage as valid under state law. The bill is now before the Senate, and needs just ten Republican votes to pass.

While 47 Republican lawmakers voted for the bill, several GOP members opposed it. One of those was Rep. Glenn “GT” Thompson, who represents Pennsylvania’s 15th Congressional District.

On the evening of July 22, Thompson attended the wedding of his son – a gay man. A spokesperson for the lawmaker and his wife said that the Thompsons were “thrilled” to attend their son’s nuptials, “as he began this new chapter in his life,” the rep said in a statement. “The Thompsons are very happy to welcome their new son-in-law into the family.”

The truth in all of this soggy and homogenized sentiment, however, reveals one glaring fact that can not be dismissed: Glenn Thompson voted against his son’s happiness.

In the rancorous battleground of our national conversation, the issue of same-sex marriage has been the victim of our fears and our biases, but like the changing tide of popular sentiment, acceptance and approval of gay marriage continues to evolve. In a recent Gallup poll, 71 percent of Americans now approve of same-sex marriage, one that includes a slim majority of Republican voters.

Into that cultural shift, however, lingers the power of the electorate, particularly in districts like Thompson’s – whose beliefs closely align with the doctrines of the Evangelical and Catholic faiths – who continue to resist efforts by governments to establish same-sex marriage.

The 15th Congressional District, realigned in 2019, now represents all or parts of 14 counties in the largely rural and conservative region north east of Pittsburgh.

In short, they form Thompson’s base – the same one that continues to exhaustively attempt to impose their theocratic agenda on Republican lawmakers throughout the Commonwealth.

It is not entirely certain whether Thompson’s rejection of the Respect for Marriage Act was influenced by his own personal beliefs or by the word of his constituency and likely voters, but he knows he cannot win without them.

And yet, the actions he took between July 20 and July 23 represent a glaring hypocrisy and the latest hard scab of inequality that continues to stultify our nation’s progress, and one that is being perpetuated by certain lawmakers fearful of reprimand from their base, who remain intent on owning the corner market of our freedoms.

It is not in the realm of question whether Rep. Thompson loves his son or whether he was truly happy that he “had married the love of his life,” as his son so eloquently shared. The entire Thompson family deserves this happiness. Thompson’s error is his failure to acknowledge that happiness should not be politicized, and that every American family and every American individual – gay or straight – who is so moved by the sanctity of love be given the same freedom to make it sacrament.

Correction A story in the July 27 edition of the Chester County Press about the appointment of Lorenzo DeAngelis as the new principal of Kennett High School incorrectly identified the town he lives in. He is a resident of New Garden Township, not London Grove Township.

We apologize for any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused.

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If you’re like most people, your work has been a central part of your life. So, wouldn’t it be nice to have the flexibility to decide when you no longer want to work?

Many people of retirement age have achieved this type of control. In fact, two-thirds of workers ages 65 and older say they work primarily because they want to, not because they have to, according to a 2021 study by Edward Jones and Age Wave. But that means that one-third of workers in this age group feel financially compelled to work. This doesn’t necessarily mean they dislike the work they do — but it’s probably fair to say they would have liked the option of not working. How can you give yourself this choice?

You can start by asking yourself these questions: • When do I want to retire? You’ll want to identify the age at which you wish to retire. You may change your mind later and move this date up or back, but it’s a good idea to have a target in mind.

• What sort of retirement lifestyle do I want?

When you retire, do you anticipate staying close to home and pursuing your hobbies, or do you hope to travel the world? Would you like to spend your time volunteering? Open your own business or do some consulting? Clearly, some of these choices will require more resources than others, so you’ll want to follow a financial strategy that aligns with the retirement lifestyle you intend to pursue.

• Am I saving and investing enough? As you chart your course toward your retirement journey, you’ll want to assess the sources of income you’ll have available. If you think you may be falling short of achieving your retirement goals, you may need to consider saving more.

• When should I start taking Social Security?

You can begin collecting Social Security benefits as early as 62, but your monthly payments will be much bigger if you wait until your “full” retirement age, which will likely be

between 66 and 67. Your decision about when to take Social Security will depend on several factors, including your other sources of income and your family history of longevity. Of course, as you’re probably aware, the Social Security system is facing significant financial stress, so it’s possible that we may see changes to Social Security, based on actions Congress could take. In any case, you might want to be fairly conservative in estimating how much Social Security can contribute to your retirement income.

By addressing the above questions, you can get a clearer sense of when you might reach the point at which work is optional. But you’ll also need to consider other factors, too, such as how much you enjoy working or when your spouse or partner is planning to retire.

In any case, the sooner you start planning for this next phase of your life, the better position you’ll be in when it’s time to make the transition.

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Chester County Commissioners approve $3.4 million toward affordable housing communities Action strengthens county’s commitment to prevent homelessness The Chester County Commissioners approved $3.4 million in support of two housing developments that are affordable to households with low-tomoderate incomes. One of the developments is in Caln Township and the other is in Phoenixville.

“We are proud to announce $1.9 million toward construction of Willows at Valley Run, the first of two phases with 60 apartments, and $1.5 million for Phoenixville Senior Housing, a 62-plus community with 50 apartments,” said Chester County Commissioners’ Chair Marian Moskowitz. “The awarding of this funding underscores our commitment to families and seniors struggling to remain a part of this community that we all love.”

Willows at Valley Run features one- to three-bedroom units. Phoenixville has one- and two-bedroom apartments for seniors.

The housing funds distributed by the Chester County Department of Community

Development on the Commissioners’ behalf focuses on households earning between 20 percent and 60 percent of the area’s median income, according to the department’s Director Dolores Colligan. She also noted that the money awarded today comes from a combination of sources including the county’s housing trust and the federal HOME Investment Partnerships Program.

The housing trust fund dollars are generated by a fee paid on every mortgage and refinance recorded in the county. These funds are used solely for the development of affordable housing.

“These investments represent only a portion of the 350 affordable units we have in the pipeline as part of our participation in HUD’s (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development) House America program,” said County Commissioner Josh Maxwell.

“We joined the program as part of a growing realization

among cities and counties nationwide that we need to do as much as possible to make additional affordable housing available. Right now, we are moving at an aggressive pace to help developers meet the need,” added Maxwell.

Developers submit competitive proposals to apply for the money. The Commonwealth matches those funds with Low Income Housing Tax Credits.

Construction on both the Willows at Valley Run and Phoenixville Senior Housing will begin this fall. County Commissioner Michelle Kichline said that two other affordable housing communities will have opened before then.

“Pinkney Hill Commons in West Chester, with 51 units, marks the first County-funded affordable housing development of this size in the borough since the Mary Taylor House in 2010, and it is ready to officially open in September.

Shortly after that, we will

also help cut the ribbon on Red Clay Manor in Kennett Square, with 60 senior apartments, also available for those age 62 or older,” Kichline added.

“The two sites we funded today, plus the two opening in September add up to 221 affordable apartments, including $5.5 million in County funding. That is an outstanding accomplishment in that short of a time frame, especially for our high property value area.”

While the county moves ahead with affordable rentals, another county partner, Habitat for Humanity has also been busy developing affordable homes for sale.

Habitat expects to see the remaining four homes of 68 built at Cambria Terrace in the City of Coatesville and the Borough of South Coatesville before the end of the year. In addition, Habitat's Fuller Meadows townhome development in West Grove has sold the first 10 affordable homes, with 30 more coming in phases.

Chester County Health Department confirms first case of Monkeypox The Chester County Health Department has identified a Chester County resident who has tested positive for monkeypox.

The Health Department has conducted the case investigation with the cooperation of the resident, and contact tracing has been completed by the Health Department, identifying a few individuals who are close contacts – to provide guidance and precaution recommendations.

The resident is doing well

and is seeking appropriate care from a healthcare provider.

“Through our investigation we understand how this person was exposed and whether they may have exposed anyone else since they became infectious,” said Chester County Health Department Director Jeanne Franklin. “Through contact tracing we have provided the few close contacts with accurate information and the offer of post-exposure vaccine.”

“The threat of monkeypox remains low,” added Franklin. “It is a rare viral disease that is not airborne and is containable particularly when prompt care is sought for symptoms.

Testing for monkeypox, vaccine to prevent or lessen illness severity, and antiviral treatment is already available.”

The Health Department strongly recommends that anyone who is experiencing symptoms of an unexplained rash on their face,

palms, arms, legs, genitals, or perianal region that may be accompanied by flu-like illness should contact their regular healthcare provider as soon as possible. People who are feeling ill should stay home, and ill persons should wear a mask when seeking care or if they are not able to isolate from others.

More information about monkeypox can be found at the Chester County Health Department website, www. chesco.org/health.

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The Grand announces appointment of new executive director Pamelyn Manocchio to succeed Mark Fields as head of the performing arts center Brian DiSabatino, chairman of The Grand Opera House, announced that the Board of Directors has appointed Pamelyn Manocchio to become the performing arts center’s next executive director. This will take effect in September when Mark Fields retires.

“We are delighted that Pam is taking the helm at the beginning of a new, post-COVID era in the life of The Grand and the arts in Wilmington,” said DiSabatino. “As a longtime senior staff leader, she will provide a measure of continuity and institutional familiarity. Pam has already demonstrated creativity and innovation in her current role with The Grand. We are looking forward to new ideas and new energy from her and the organization as she takes charge.”

After Fields announced his retirement last month, the Board and its executive committee met promptly several times to develop a transition plan, and it reached a quick consensus on the best course of action. DiSabatino

explained, “the Board felt there was no reason to conduct a search regionally or nationally when it has the talent it needs on staff already.”

“I am thrilled and grateful for the opportunity to take on this leadership role for The Grand,” said Manocchio.

“Having worked side by side with both Mark Fields and Steve Bailey over the past 16 years, I feel well prepared to guide this institution into its next chapter. We have lots of room to grow in our community, and we’ll do so in the most impactful and creative ways imaginable.”

“I’m very excited to continue working with the incredible team that’s in place here. We have an amazing board, dedicated Show Corps, passionate Trustees, and the most talented staff and crew – not to mention our wonderful patrons and donors. It’s going to be a lot of work ahead, and a lot of fun!”

Manocchio first came to The Grand in 2006 as director of development and segued into the role of director of

community engagement in 2009. In that position, Manocchio has overseen all of The Grand’s outreach and education programs with the community, including Stages of Discovery (school matinees), Summer Explorers, and The Grand Galleries (rotating visual art exhibitions). These programs serve more than 30,000 youth and adults annually. She was named Managing Director in the fall of 2021 when Steve Bailey stepped away from that position.

She also launched several impactful new programs including Summer in the Parks, celebrating 10 years of arts programing in partnership with the City of Wilmington, and sensory-friendly performances specifically designed to serve children and adults with autism spectrum disorder. The Sensory Friendly program twice received funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as a visit from then-NEA director Mary Anne Carter in 2019 to learn more about the innovative program.

In addition to Manocchio’s work at The Grand, she has held leadership positions with several arts-related organizations in the state, including the Delaware Arts Alliance, the Arts Consortium of Delaware, and the ArtsCulture-Heritage collective.

Prior to her Grand tenure, Manocchio had worked in development positions for The Curtis Institute of Music, American Symphony Orchestra League, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre, and Hartford Symphony Orchestra.

Manocchio holds a degree in music management from the University of Hartford’s Hartt School of Music. She also trained as a classical flutist, and keeps up her musical side as leader of her church’s bell choir. She lives in North Wilmington with her husband Steve, who also works in the arts, and enjoys an active life with their two teenage children.

Fields, who announced his retirement as executive director last month after 16 years of leadership with

The Grand, will step down in September, but will continue to work closely with

Manocchio through the end of the year to create a seamless transition.

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Pamelyn Manocchio has been appointed the next executive director of The Grand.

Permanent preservation of 113-acre farm in West Bradford and Newlin townships

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Carrie Freeman, the retiring CEO of the United Way of Southern Chester County, is pictured with Terry Vodery, the new CEO of the organization. Both will be honored at the upcoming Sweet Celebrations event on Aug. 11.

Sweet celebrations United Way of Southern Chester County (UWSCC) is embarking on an exciting new chapter and marking the occasion with a celebration and fundraiser on Aug. 11 at the Kennett Golf and Country Club.

“Sweet Celebrations” will honor the 20 years of dedicated leadership that current CEO, Carrie Freeman, has given to the community.

Freeman is looking forward to attending this final fundraiser before retiring here in southern Chester County after a career full of accomplishments: “I will miss coming into the office and interacting with the public and our donors but I can hardly wait to not have a schedule,” Freeman said.

The addition of Terry Vodery to the small team at UWSCC gives even more reason for celebration. Vodery, the former executive director of United Way of Cecil County, is excited to guide UWSCC’s growth in her new role as CEO and is sure to bring fresh perspective to the strong nonprofit community in southern Chester County.

In addition to giving local residents a chance to meet with these two notable community advocates, “Sweet Celebrations” is shaping up to be a night to remember.

Guests will enjoy an evening of desserts and confections as well as an opportunity to test their luck in a raffle for a prize worth over $850. There are also a few surprises in store for the guest of honor.

John Sanville, superintendent of the Unionville-Chadds Ford School District, will serve as master of ceremonies. A signature cocktail, mystery wine pull, slideshow of Carrie Freeman throughout her career, and make-your-own-sundae bar will round out the evening for the 200 guests expected to be in attendance.

When asked about what she is most looking forward to at the event, Freeman said, “I’m looking forward to seeing people that I haven’t seen in long time and greeting old friends and new.”

Frequent donors and new neighbors are both encouraged to attend to learn about and celebrate UWSCC’s impact in the region.

UWSCC promotes the health, education, and financial stability of every person in southern Chester County regardless of race, ethnicity, age, gender, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, ability, economic status and other diverse backgrounds.

One out of every five southern Chester County residents has accessed UWSCC programs in the past year.

General admission to the event is $75 in advance and $100 at the door. For more information on the event and instructions on how you can bid on auction items online, visit www.unitedwayscc.org.

Natural Lands announced the successful preservation of the 113-acre Castle Rock Farm that straddles West Bradford and Newlin townships in Chester County. The farm is adjacent to several other alreadyprotected properties, adding to a growing greenway along West Branch Brandywine Creek.

Using a land protection tool known as a conservation easement, Natural Lands has ensured the property is never developed, preserving the pastoral, scenic views of the Brandywine Creek valley.

Two years ago, the Giangiulio family placed a conservation easement on a 54-acre section of the farm. This second easement adds 113 acres to the amount under permanent protection at Castle Rock.

“We are thrilled to have our property preserved forever through Natural Lands,” said Peter and Barbara Giangiulio in a statement.

“This is a farm with a great deal of history. It will be here for all to enjoy. Our family has owned it for more 60 years and to know that it is now preserved is a great comfort.”

They added, “Natural Lands made the process extremely easy.”

Chester County’s protected open spaces, like Castle Rock Farm, offer far more than pretty views.

A study released by the Chester County Planning Commission documented the myriad ways in which preserved green spaces are economic powerhouses that generate significant value for the region.

Open space contributes to the local economy, increases property values, and saves money on everything from health care to recreation. It improves the air we breathe and the water we drink, reducing the cost of providing these basic services.

Broad Run Creek, designated by the Department of Environmental Protection as a “High Quality” waterway, meanders along Castle Rock Farm’s northeastern boundary for about 1,400 feet. The land along the creek is known as a riparian buffer and is particularly important to protect as it slows and filters stormwater and reduces flooding

during severe weather events.

“News about the implications of our warming climate seems to come almost daily these days,” said Natural Lands President Oliver Bass. “Undeveloped open spaces like Castle Rock Farm—along with the 125,000 acres Natural Lands has preserved over the decades— play an essential role in climate mitigation. This land not only absorbs greenhouse gases, it also prevents significant greenhouse gas emissions that would result had the land been developed.” He added, “We applaud the Giangiulio family for choosing to preserve their farm, a decision that benefits us all—both today and for generations to come.”

West Bradford Township’s municipal open space funds provided $1,670,858 toward this conservation project. Castle Rock Farm has been a priority for preservation for West Bradford Township as it represents one of the last large agricultural properties in the municipality.

"West Bradford thanks the Giangiulio family for choosing to preserve their iconic farm,” said Township Manager Justin Yaich.

“By working together with prop-

erty owners, organizations such as Natural Lands, Chester County, and other community partners, we are ensuring that future generations can enjoy the beauty of our region.

We extend our sincere gratitude to the residents of West Bradford Township. Without their support, projects like this would not be possible."

An additional $1 million came from the Conservancy Grant Program – Commissioners of Chester County, PA. Chester County Commissioners Marian Moskowitz, Josh Maxwell, and Michelle Kichline said in a statement, “The beauty of our Preservation Partnership Program is that it forever saves land that is loved for natural, recreational, agricultural, historical, and cultural benefits.

Castle Rock Farm shines as a perfect example of this, and we thank the Giangiulio family, West Bradford Township, Natural Lands, and our own County Parks Preservation staff for working together to complete this project. Chester County is much better for it.”

Newlin Township and Marshallton Conservation Trust also contributed financial support to this project.

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Natural Lands announced the successful preservation of the 113-acre Castle Rock Farm that straddles West Bradford and Newlin townships in Chester County.

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Obituaries JAMES RONALD HENDRICKSON James Ronald Hendrickson, 85, of Landenberg, passed away on June 19, 2022 at Christiana Hospital in Newark, Del. He was the husband of Doris Simpkins Hendrickson.

Born in West Chester, he was the son of Lawrence and Marion Lake Hendrickson.

He was self-employed as a plumber for 45 years.

James attended the Calvary Baptist Church in Avondale.

He enjoyed operating the backhoe and pick-up trucks.

He is survived by his wife; one daughter, Vickie Riley (James) of Oxford; two grandchildren, Jennifer Ayers (Dave) of Rising Sun, Md. and James Riley, III of Oxford; four great-grandchildren, Marissa Ayers, Joanna Ayers, Grace Ayers and Olivia Riley; two brothers, Richard Hendrickson of Oxford and Robert Owens (Shelva) of Townsend, Del.; three sisters, Mary Jane of Newark, Del., Louise of Oxford and Edith; and many nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by nine brothers and four sisters.

Funeral services were held on June 25 at the Calvary Baptist Church in Avondale.

Interment will be in Rosebank Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, donations in his memory may be made to the Calvary Baptist Church.

Arrangements are being handled by the Edward L. Collins, Jr. Funeral Home, Inc. in Oxford. Online condolences may be made at www.elcollinsfuneralhome.com.

FRED DEXTER MAIN Fred Dexter Main, of Oxford passed away on July 16, 2022 at Ware Presbyterian Village in Oxford. He was 88.

Born in Toliver City, N.C., he was the son of the late Letcher and Mamie Eldreth Main.

Fred was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force and served during the Korean War. He owned and operated Fred’s TV in Oxford and owned several real estate properties.

He was a member of Nottingham Missionary Baptist Church.

Fred was an avid golfer.

He is survived by two sons, Michael D. Main of North East, Md. and Glenn S. Main of Mount Wolf; one step-daughter, Susan Bowers of Shamong, N.J.; five grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and one sister, Ruby Metzer of North East, Md. He was preceded in death by a son, Jack “Dexter” Main and a step-son, David Howell.

Funeral services were held on July 22 at the Nottingham Missionary Baptist Church in Nottingham.

Interment will be in the adjoining church cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, donations in his memory may be made to the American Legion Mason Dixon Post #194, 388 E. Main St., Rising Sun, Md. 21911.

Arrangements are being handled by the Edward L. Collins, Jr. Funeral Home, Inc. in Oxford.

Online condolences may be made at www.elcollinsfuneralhome.com.

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FRENI G. AUNGST Freni G. Aungst, 69, of Selinsgrove, Pa., passed away peacefully on July 24, 2022.

She was born on May 15, 1953 to Russell Mack of Cornwall, Pa. and the late Ruth (Andes) Mack.

Freni was a graduate of Shippensburg University where she earned a bachelor’s degree.

She held several positions in the Selinsgrove area, having worked for Susquehanna University, Northumberland County in human services, and lastly she worked as a social worker for the Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit in the Selinsgrove Area School District. She retired in 2018. When she wasn’t working, Freni was an avid sports fan who cheered just as hard against teams as she did for teams. She loved the beach, reading, bird watching and was always the life of the party. She touched many lives and was full of life. She was always caring for others and loved her friends. Most of all, she loved her children and grandchildren. She viewed them as her greatest accomplishment and visited them frequently.

Freni will be remembered as a spirit dedicated to making others feel happy and was always a bright light in the room. Her deep relationship with her grandchildren allows her legacy to live on.

In addition to her father, Freni is survived by her daughter, Kathryn F. Erb (Joshua) of Downingtown, Pa. and her son, Daniel C. Aungst (Heather) of Chadds Ford. She is also survived by her four grandchildren, Kaelyn and Evan Erb and Landon and Hayley Aungst as well as her two brothers, Richard and Andrew Mack.

All services will be private. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Freni’s name to Family Planning Plus, 4612 Westbranch Hwy, Lewisburg, Pa. 17837 or to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, Tenn. 38105.

Arrangements are being handled by the Kuzo Funeral Home in Kennett Square. Please visit the online memorial by going to www.kuzoandfoulkfh.com.

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Obituaries CARMEN ANA ORTIZ APONTE Carmen Ana Ortiz Aponte, of Oxford, passed away on July 23, 2022 at her residence. She was 82.

She was the wife of the late Angel Manuel Rosado Rosa.

Born in Barceloneta, Puerto Rico, she was the daughter of the late Margaro Ortiz Burgo and the late Rosa Aponte Candelaria.

She was a homemaker.

Carmen enjoyed listening to music, watching preachers on TV and attending church. She also enjoyed being around people and was always smiling. Carmen touched many lives and Oxford will miss her.

She attended the Igl. Pent. Peña Inconmovible Church in Oxford.

She is survived by five sons and six daughters, Luis Angel Villafañe (Nilda) of Kenosha, Wisc., Angel M Villafañe of Coatesville, William Villafañe (Maria) of Coatesville, Hector Villafañe of Puerto Rico, Victor Villafañe (Rosa) of Oxford, Gladys Ortiz of Camden, N.J., Luz Cruz (Jose) of Oxford, Nardaliz Villafañe of Oxford, Nancy Villafañe (Wenceslao) of Puerto Rico, Soraida Villafañe ( Miguel) of Atglen, and Yolanda Villafañe of Wilmington, Del.; one brother, Joaquim Ortiz of Puerto Rico; 41 grandchildren, 82 great-grandchildren and 6 great-great-grandchildren.

She was predeceased by one sister and two brothers, Gloria Ortiz Aponte, Jose Ortiz Aponte and Jorge Ortiz Aponte.

Her funeral service was held on July 28. Burial will be in Oxford Cemetery, Route 10, in Oxford.

In memory of Carmen, a contribution may be made to the Igl. Pent. Peña Inconmovible, P.O. Box 256, Oxford, Pa. 19363.

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SHIRLEY MARIE BYRD Shirley Marie (Paisley) Byrd passed away on July 20, 2022, losing her battle with Alzheimer’s at the age of 86. She was born on July 8, 1936 in West Grove to the late Walter and China (Mcmillan) Paisley.

In her youth, Shirley played with her friends near Baker Station and would go roller skating at the Avondale roller rink. She was also known to sneak off to swim in the Avondale quarry.

On November 10, 1951, Shirley married her husband, the late Richard Carson Byrd. They had four children, Debbie (McMahon), John Byrd, Sharon (Ham), and Richard Byrd, Jr. Shirley was initially a stay-at-home mom on their farm. Eventually, they built a new house on the property. Some hobbies of hers included gardening, planting flowers, and decorating the home for all seasons. Shirley also enjoyed attending bingo, shopping, boating and vacationing in Florida for many years.

Shirley was involved in the West Grove Playground Mothers Association and she worked for several years in the Avon Grove School District cafeteria. She also worked in various gift shops or antique shops in her later years, often bringing home her paycheck in the form of trinkets.

Shirley is predeceased by her siblings, Christine Troilo, Dean Paisley and Logene DiStefano. She is survived by her four children, 10 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

There will be no services.

Arrangements are being handled by the Foulk Funeral Home of West Grove. Please visit Mrs. Byrd’s online memorial by going to www.kuzoandfoulkfh.com.

JOYCE BERTHA THOMPSON Joyce B. Thompson, of Oxford, passed away peacefully on July 6, 2022. She was 94.

Joyce was born in Somerset, England on Sept. 12, 1927 to the late Bertha (Tyler) and Ralph Hallett. She grew up with her sister Cynthia, and her brothers Peter (deceased) and David.

Joyce met her husband Robert L. Cook (deceased) while he was stationed in Somerset, England during World War II. She fell in love and married Robert and moved to the United States and resided in Chatham, Pa. Joyce is survived by her three children, Stephen L. Cook, Robert R. Cook, and Adrienne C. Snik and their spouses, Peggy, Jo-Anne, and Peter as well as six grandchildren and their spouses, Stephen and Shannon Cook, Christopher and Dawn Cook, Brock and Amanda Cook, Tjerand and Sarah Snik, Adrienne J. and Denis Snik-Gumanov, and Allyson and Chris Smith. She was a loving great-grandmother to her nine great-grandchildren, Ryan, Peylan, Emmy, Audrey, Chelsea, Nora, Allyson J., Kyle, and Jordan.

Later in life, Joyce was blessed to have a second loving marriage to Charles Thompson (now deceased) and was a stepmother to his five children, John, Jim, Kenneth, Diana and Douglas. Joyce often expressed how fortunate she was to have such a wonderful and close-knit family and took pride in her position as the “matriarch” of this clan. Her positive attitude was inspirational, as was the joy she experienced in spending time with her family.

A lifelong learner and avid reader, Joyce received a degree in Elementary Education from Penn State University and a master’s degree in Special Education from the University of Alabama. She was a reading aide at Avon Grove Middle School, a Head Start teacher for Chester County, and a special education teacher for children with learning disabilities in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

Among her many and varied interests, Joyce was a skilled gardener. She had a wellearned reputation for a green thumb and her verdant yard is proof of this talent. While in Alabama, Joyce served as president of Tuscaloosa’s George Wood Chapter of the Alabama Wildflower Society and was an active member of the Oxford Garden Club. She also enjoyed painting, playing the piano, sewing, crocheting, playing pinochle and bridge, line dancing, golf, and making arts and crafts-especially with her great-grandchildren.

Joyce had a strong faith in her savior, Jesus Christ, and was an active member of several churches over the years. She served as deacon, Sunday school teacher, MYF leader, and church organist. Most recently she was an active member of the Oxford United Methodist Church in Oxford. She loved her sweet church family and took great pleasure in their fellowship.

Joyce was a positive, intelligent, independent, strong, and very talented woman, as well as an adoring mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. She will be greatly missed.

Family and friends gathered for a memorial service at the Oxford United Methodist Church on July 19.

In lieu of flowers, a donation may be made in her memory to the Oxford United Methodist Church.

Arrangements are being handled by the Edward L. Collins, Jr. Funeral Home, Inc. Oxford, Pa. Online condolences may be made at www.elcollinsfuneralhome.com.

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MICHAEL S. STANKIEWICZ Michael S. Stankiewicz, of Avondale, passed away on July 22, 2022 while surrounded by his family and friends.

He was 65.

He was the husband of Beatrice “Bea” Cicala, with whom he shared 32 years of marriage.

Born in Camp Lejeune, N.C., he was a son of the late Barbara Kret Stankiewicz.

Michael graduated from Lasalle College High School in 1974 and attended Montgomery County Community College.

Michael was a general contractor and had his own business for 30 years.

A USA Archery Level III NTS coach and instructor, he enjoyed many years volunteering and teaching archery for the Octoraro District of the Chester County Council Boy Scouts.

He was a den leader, troop leader, outreach leader, and unit commissioner for Chester County and helped at local day camps and summer camps including Camp Horseshoe.

He loved the community and was a mentor for the Kennett High School FIRST robotics team (4342), assisting students with the building of their mock fields for robotics testing.

Mike was always outdoors hunting, fishing, playing golf, and sharing those passions with others. He was rarely without a camera in his hand. He loved to travel and make his family visit every lighthouse, significant landmark, or fort wherever they went.

In addition to his wife Bea, he is survived by their children, Ethan and Mae Stankiewicz; five brothers, Mark (and his wife Lora), Stan, Steve (and his wife Cathy), Kenneth, and Keith. He is also survived by his sister-in-law, Debbie and many nieces and nephews.

His life celebration service took place on July 29. Interment will be held privately.

Contributions in his memory may be made to “KCSD Activities /DEMON ROBOTICS 4342 c/o Kennett High School Attn: Dan Folmar, 100 East South Street, Kennett Square, Pa. 19348 or Venmo to @DemonRobotics4342.

Arrangements are being handled by Matthew J. Grieco of Grieco Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc. (484-734-8100).

To view his online tribute, please visit www.griecofunerals.com.

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Legals Estate Notice

above and require an auxiliary aide, service or other accommodation to participate in the proceedings, please contact the Township Secretary at (610) 869-9620 to discuss how Penn Township may best accommodate your needs. Edward M. Foley, Solicitor, Brutscher, Foley, Milliner, Land & Kelly, LLP, 213 E. State Street, Kennett Square, PA 19348

Estate of Brian Paul Thomas, Late of Landenberg, London Britain Twp, Chester County, Pennsylvania. LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the decedent to make known the same and all persons in8p-3-2t debted to the decedent to make payment without delay to Doug- NONPROFIT INCORlas S. Thomas, Executor, 107 Foxbrook Dr. Landenberg, PA PORATION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that 19350 7p-20-3t Articles of Incorporation were filed with the Department of Estate Notice State of the Commonwealth Estate of Judith E. Cowperth- of Pennsylvania at Harrisburg, waite, Late of Parkesburg, Pennsylvania on or about July Chester County, Pennsylva- 14, 2022, for Apex Charities, nia. The Register of Wills has Inc., a corporation organized granted LETTERS TESTAMEN- under the Pennsylvania NonTARY on the above Estate to profit Corporation Law of 1988, the undersigned, who request as amended. Purpose for which all persons having claims or it was organized: supporting demands against the estate of other charitable organizations the decedent to make known through Auto and Motorsports the same to them or their attor- events. Donald b. Lynn, Jr. neys and all persons indebted to Esquire, Larmore Scarlett, LLP, the decedent to make payment P.O. Box 384, Kennett Square, without delay to Lynn Cowperth- PA 19348 waite C/O Attorney: Katelyn M. 8p-3-1t Haldeman, Esq., Legacy Law, INCORPORATION PLLC, 147 W. Airport Rd., Lititz, PA 17543 NOTICE 7p-27-3t Pottsgrove Hunt Community Association has been incorNOTICE NOTICE – PENN TOWNSHIP porated under the provisions of the Pennsylvania Nonprofit ZONING HEARING BOARD NOTICE is hereby given that the Corporation Law of 1988. HamZoning Hearing Board of Penn burg, Rubin, Mullin, Maxwell & Township will hold a Public Lupin, PC Hearing at the Penn Township 375 Morris Road, P.O. Box 1479, Municipal Building, 260 Lewis Lansdale, PA 19446 8p-3-1t Road, West Grove, Pennsylvania, on August 23, 2022 at 7:00 NONPROFIT p.m. at which time the Board will INCORPORATION hear the following matter: NOTICE Application of Stephen Cook and Melissa J. Mullins, seeking Veronica’s Veil Inc. has been ina dimensional variance from the corporated under the provisions ten-foot setback requirement of of the Pennsylvania Nonprofit ordinance section 1501.A.3.a so Corporation Law of 1988. Furey as to allow a detached garage to & Baldassari, P.C., 1043 South remain in place at three feet, six Park Ave., Audubon, PA 19403 8p-3-1t inches from the side property line on property located at 121 INCORPORATION Corby Road, West Grove, PA NOTICE (UPI #58-3-37.1) in the Town- HMD Consulting Inc. has been ship’s RS – Residential Subur- incorporated under the proviban zoning district. Applicants sions of the Pennsylvania Busialso appeal from the Township’s ness Corporation Law of 1988. zoning enforcement notice/ 8p-3-1t cease and desist and denial of permit.

INCORPORATION If you are a person with a NOTICE disability and wish to attend CDG Services Inc. has been inthe public meeting scheduled

corporated under the provisions greater than the cost thereof. of the Pennsylvania Business AN ORDINANCE OF THE BORCorporation Law of 1988.

OUGH OF OXFORD, CHES8p-3-1t TER COUNTY, PENNSYLVAAMENDING THE NONPUBLIC NOTICE – NIA, UNIFORMED EMPLOYEES PENNSBURY TOWNSHIP MONEY PURCHASE PENSION ZONING HEARING BOARD PLAN DOCUMENT REGARDNOTICE is hereby given that ING REQUIRED CONTRIBUthe Zoning Hearing Board of TIONS BY PARTICIPANTS Pennsbury Township will hold AND FORFEITURES a Public Hearing at the Penns- SECTION 1. Amends the Nonbury Township Building, 702 Uniformed Employees Money Baltimore Pike, Chadds Ford, Purchase Pension Plan, Article Pennsylvania, on Monday, Au- III, Section 3.02: Required Congust 22, 2022, at 7:00 p.m. at tributions By Participants, in its which time the Board will hear entirety, to read as follows: the following matter: Each Active Participant shall In re: Application of Michael make Required Contributions.

Attanasio, seeking a vari- These Contributions shall be ance from the requirements made for each month in which of zoning ordinance section he/she is an Active Participant.

162-2002.A.2(b) and (c) so as As of 1/1/2022, the amount of to permit the installation of an each Contribution will be equal above-ground swimming pool to 2% of his/her Compensation within the legal “front” yard for the month. The employee of property located at 1391 has the OPTION to contribute Parkersville Road, Kennett an amount OVER/ABOVE the Square, PA (UPI# 64-3-14.2) in required 2% within the allowable the Township’s R-2 residential limits in any given year. zoning district.

Required Contributions shall If you are a person with a be credited to the Participant’s disability and wish to attend Account when made. the public meeting scheduled The Participant’s Required above and require an auxiliary Contribution Account is already aide, service or other accom- 100% vested and nonforfeitable modation to participate in the at all times. proceedings, please contact The Employer may, on an anKathy Howley at 610-388-7323 nual basis, by resolution of to discuss how Pennsbury Council, reduce or eliminate Township may best accom- Required Contributions. modate your needs. Edward M. SECTION 2. Amends the NonFoley, Solicitor Brutscher, Foley, Uniformed Employees Money Milliner, Land & Kelly, LLP, Purchase Pension Plan, Article 213 East State Street, Kennett III, Section 3.04, Forfeitures, in Square, PA 19348 its entirety, to read as follows: 8p-3-2t The Nonvested Account of ParPUBLIC NOTICE ticipant shall be forfeited as of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the Participant’s Forfeiture Date. that Oxford Borough Council, Forfeitures shall be deemed Chester County, Pennsylvania, approximately once per each at a public meeting scheduled Plan Year. It has always been on Monday, August 15, 2022, the intent of the Borough to commencing at 7:00 p.m., to apply forfeitures to pay plan be held at the Borough Build- administrative expenses. The ing, 1 Octoraro Alley, Oxford, remaining forfeiture funds were Pennsylvania, will conduct a and are intended to be used to public hearing to consider and reduce the Employer Contribupossibly enact an ordinance tions made to each eligible amending the Non-Uniform Participant’s account. Thus, Employee Money Purchase upon application, forfeitures Pension Plan Document, a have and will be used to reduce summary of which follows. The Employer Contributions. Such ordinance can be examined at funds shall be labeled Employer the Chester County Law Library, Contributions on Participants 201 West Market Street, West account statements.

Chester, Pennsylvania and the SECTION 3. Provides for the Borough Building at the above severability of unconstitutional address during regular business or invalid provisions of the hours. Copies of the ordinance ordinance. may be obtained at a charge not SECTION 4. Repeals ordi-

nances or parts of ordinances in conflict with any provisions of this ordinance.

SECTION 5. Provides that the amendment shall be effective as by law provided.

If you are a person with a disability wishing to attend the aforementioned meeting and require auxiliary aid, service or other accommodation to observe or participate in the proceedings, please contact the Borough (610-932-2500) to discuss how your needs may best be accommodated.

OXFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL, GAWTHROP GREENWOOD, PC, Stacey L. Fuller, Solicitor 8p-3-1t

PUBLIC NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Oxford Borough Council, Chester County, Pennsylvania, at a public meeting scheduled on Monday, August 15, 2022, commencing at 7:00 p.m., to be held at the Borough Building, 1 Octoraro Alley, Oxford, Pennsylvania, will conduct a public hearing to consider and possibly enact an ordinance amending the Police Pension Plan Document, a summary of which follows. The ordinance can be examined at the Chester County Law Library, 201 West Market Street, West Chester, Pennsylvania and the Borough Building at the above address during regular business hours.

Copies of the ordinance may be obtained at a charge not greater than the cost thereof.

AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF OXFORD, CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, AMENDING THE PO LICE PENSION PL AN DOCUMENT REGARDING REQUIRED CONTRIBUTIONS

BY PARTICIPANTS SECTION 1.

Amends the Police Pension Fund, Article III, Section 3.01A: Required Contributions By Participants, in its entirety, to read as follows: If determined by the Employer, each Active Participant shall make Required Contributions.

These Contributions shall be made for each month in which he/she is an Active Participant.

As of 1/1/2022, the amount of each Contribution will be equal to 5% of his/her Compensation for the month.

A Participant shall not make Required Contributions during

the period when he/she is reeving disability payments under the Disability Benefits Section of Article V. The Participant’s Required Contribution Account is already 100% vested and nonforfeitable at all times.

The Employer may, on an annual basis, by resolution of Council, reduce or eliminate Required Contributions.

SECTION 2. Provides for the severability of unconstitutional or invalid provisions of the ordinance.

SECTION 3. Repeals ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with any provisions of this ordinance.

SECTION 4. Provides that the amendment shall be effective as by law provided.

If you are a person with a disability wishing to attend the aforementioned meeting and require auxiliary aid, service or other accommodation to observe or participate in the proceedings, please contact the Borough (610-932-2500) to discuss how your needs may best be accommodated. OXFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL, 0GAWTHROP GREENWOOD, PC, Stacey L. Fuller, Solicitor 8p-3-1t

Sheriff Sale of Real Estate

By virtue of the within mentioned writs directed to Sheriff Fredda L. Maddox, the hereindescribed real estate will be sold at public on-line auction via Bid4Assets, by accessing URL www.bid4assets.com/chestercopasheriffsales, on Thursday, July 21st , 2022 at 11AM. Notice is given to all parties in interest and claimants that the Sheriff will file with the Prothonotary and in the Sheriff’s Office, both located in the Chester County Justice Center, 201 W Market Street, West Chester, Pennsylvania, Schedules of Distribution on Monday, August 22nd, 2022.

Distribution will be made in accordance with the Schedules unless exceptions are filed in the Sheriff’s Office within ten (10) days thereafter.

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PARCEL # 6003 01480200 SOLD AS THE PROPERTY OF: CHICHEE MAE DILLOW AKA CHICHEE DILLOW IMPROVEMENTS thereon: a residential dwelling PLAINTIFF: Mortgage Assets Management, LLC VS DEFENDANT: Chichee Mae Dillow aka Chichee Dillow SALE ADDRESS: 405 Bucktoe Road, Avondale, PA PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY: KML LAW GROUP, P.C. 19311 N.B. Ten percent (10%) of the purchase money must be paid at the time of the on-line sale.

Payment must be made via Bid4Assets. The balance must be paid within twenty-one (21) days from the date of sale via Bid4Assets. FREDDA L. MADDOX, SHERIFF 7p-27-3t

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF TAX SALE FOR UNPAID TAXES TO OWNERS OF PROPERTIES DESCRIBED IN THIS NOTICE AND TO ALL PERSONS HAVING LIENS, JUDGMENTS, MUNICIPAL CLAIMS OR OTHER CLAIMS AGAINST SUCH PROPERTIES. On September 12, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. (Eastern Daylight Time), the Chester County Tax Claim Bureau will hold its public sale of Chester County properties for the purpose of satisfying unpaid tax claims thereon. The sale will be held at 313 W. Market Street, Room 5102, West Chester, Pennsylvania. The properties to be sold are listed below including a brief description of each property, the names of the owners or reputed owners of such properties, except in case of unknown owners, together with the approximate amount of the Upset Price of such property.

THE UPSET PRICE includes the sum of: (1) any tax liens in favor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; (2) the amount of the claim absolute and interest thereon on which the sale is being held; (3) amounts of any other tax claims or judgments due on such property together with interest on the judgment to the date of sale; (4) the total amount of all accrued taxes including taxes levied against the property for the current year, whether or not returned; (5) the amount of municipal claims on such property; and, (6) the record costs and costs of sale including pro rata costs of the publication of notice and costs of mail and posted notices in connection with the return of claim and mail and posted notices of sale.

After confirmation of the sale by the Court and payment of the Upset Price by the purchaser, a deed will be recorded in the name of the purchaser at the cost of the purchaser, which costs shall include any transfer taxes demanded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania or other amounts appearing to be due in connection with the property being sold.

Prior to the actual sale, any owner or lien creditor of record against a property may, at the option of the Tax Claim Bureau: (1) cause a property to be removed from the sale by payment in full of taxes which have become absolute and of all charges and interest due on such taxes up to the time of payment or (2) cause the sale against such property to be stayed by entering into a written installment agreement with the Tax Claim Bureau providing for immediate payment of twenty five (25%) percent of the amount due on all tax claims and tax judgments filed or entered against such property, together with interest and costs on the tax returned to date, which agreement shall provide for not more than three (3) installments for the balance due, all to be paid within one (1) year of the date of said agreement and which agreement shall meet the other requirements of the Real Estate Tax Sale Law. TERMS OF SALE The Purchaser of any property at the Upset Sale shall pay to the Tax Claim Bureau the entire purchase money on the date of sale, no later than 3:30 p.m.; and in case said amount is not paid, the sale shall

be voided and the property put up for sale again. All sales are subject to confirmation by the Court of Common Pleas of Chester County.

All sales are under and subject to the provisions of the Pennsylvania Real Estate Tax Sale Law Act of July 7, 1947, P.L. 1368, No. 542 as amended and to such conditions as may be announced at the sale.

The Bureau makes no warranty, guarantee or representation with respect to the accuracy of descriptions or ownership of any property or with respect to procedural irregularities. The Bureau makes no warranty whatsoever regarding the condition of property sold at tax sale.

Section 607(g) of the Pennsylvania Real Estate Tax Sale Law provides that there shall be no period of redemption after the sale.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS: Pursuant to provisions of Act 33 of 2021, bidders are REQUIRED to register at the Tax Claim Bureau no later than close of business on September 2, 2022.

NOTICE: Delinquent tax payments are requested by Friday, September 9, 2022, no later than 3:30 p.m.

Please check the Tax Claim Bureau website at chesco.org/162/ tax-claim-bureau closer to the sale date for further information regarding registration and the sale.

Jonathan B. Schuck, Director Chester County Tax Claim Bureau

BERNADETTE M DELLAPELLE ROBERT G JR ES MEREDITH ST LOT & DWG $9,800.98 3-4-94 SMITH RUTH ANN SMITH WILLIAM H ES MEREDITH ST LOT & DWG $7,208.79 3-4-172.1 WALLS SARAH EST NS OF W SOUTH ST LOT & DWG $7,545.21 3-4-208.33 CASTRO BERNARDO ES OF S WAYNE AVE LOT 9 & DWG $9,055.73 3-4-212 ALMANZA JOSE ANGEL SANCHEZ DESANCHEZ MA DEJESUS ALMANZA SANCHEZ-TORRES MARIA TENA VALERIO SANCHEZ WS LAFAYETTE ST LOT 92 & DWG $7,621.01 3-5-26 HARTUNG GARY M KANE DIANA L ES MARSHALL ST LOT DWG & GAR $9,667.61 3-5-52.2 HARTUNG GARY KANE DIANA L SS OF E MULBERRY ST LOT 2 & DWG $10,240.43 3-5-74.1 FORTE LEMUEL ES S WALNUT ST LOT & DWG $7,817.13 AVONDALE 4-1-190 FORTE LEMUEL SS THIRD ST LOT & DWG $6,902.96 4-3-19 UTOPIA SCAPES GARDEN SS W STATE ST 1.9 AC & DWG $6,389.88 4-3-21.1 KANE DIANA L ES OF W STATE ST LOT & DWG $10,678.01

8-3-137 JENNINGS AMANDA NS MAIN ST LOT & DWG $5,070.84 8-4-45 MILLER CELESTINE YVETTE WS OF N CHURCH ST LOT & DWG $4,261.07 8-4-46 MILLER PHYLLIS A MILLER ROGER WS CHURCH ST LOT & DWG $4,770.89 8-5-110.1 BRAKEL NATHAN MILES SS OF W FIRST AVE LOT & DWG $8,727.77 8-5-124 PECK CHRISTINE G PECK JOHN NS OF W SECOND AVE LOT & DWG $11,392.11 8-5-168 ECKERT ANGELA M SS OF W SECOND AVE LOT DWG & GAR $4,184.06 8-5-352 TERLINGO MATTHEW SS OF W FOURTH AVE LOT & DWG $7,630.08 SOUTH COATESVILLE 9-2-12 KENNEDY JANE B NW COR OF S FIRST & GIBBON LOT & APTS $3,983.24 9-10-93 BAILEY JANET S SS WOOD ST LOT & DWG $1,925.72 9-10-109 SELLERS HARRY A NWS OF UPPER GAP RD LOT & DWG $3,428.47 MODENA 10-3-51 WHARTON DAVID F SR SS WOODLAND AVE 1.1 AC $3,041.85 DOWNINGTOWN

WEST GROVE WEST CHESTER 1-4-140 HALLMAN WEBB D NW COR W LAFAYETTE & N DAR LOT & DWG $4,385.24 1-5-102 GANNETT BRUCE F GANNETT MARGARET F SS OF E LAFAYETTE ST LOT DWG & GAR $11,444.02 1-5-120.1 BURKE JOSEPHINE E BURKE THOMAS E NS OF E BIDDLE ST LOT & DWG $6,828.20 1-5-268 BURKE THOMAS E NS OF E CHESTNUT ST LOT & DWG $4,571.08 1-5-469 BARBATI GINO GOODRIDGE DEBRA SEISS JAMES C JR NS OF E MINER ST LOT & DWG $5,109.00 1-6-55 DENNIS CYNTHIA J NE COR OF E BARNARD & S W LOT & DWG $4,604.77 1-6-77 COOPER ETHEL COSBY RICHARD WS OF S BOLMAR ST LOT & DWG $4,539.30 1-6-82 NEWTON CHAS C NEWTON MINERVA J SS E BARNARD ST LOT & DWG $3,614.63 1-8-100 VANGUARD REAL ESTATE SOLUTIONS LLC SS W WASHINGTON ST LOT & DWG $3,153.62 1-8-327 MALAVOLTA CINDY L NS OF W GAY ST LOT & DWG $3,828.99 1-8-372 SEISS JAMES C JR WS N WAYNE ST LOT DWG & GAR $2,687.07 1-8-374.1 SEISS J CHRIS NW COR N WAYNE & W MARKET LOT & DWG $2,897.23 1-8-377 SEISS JAMES C JR NS OF W MARKET ST LOT & DWG $6,347.04 1-9-525 BURKE JOSEPHINE E BURKE RITA M BURKE THOMAS E SS OF E MINER ST LOT & DWG $4,749.63 1-9-791 GREER MERCEDEA B SS OF E BARNARD ST LOT & DWG $4,904.25 1-9-967 STEVENSON GREGORY L NS OF MAGNOLIA ST LOT & DWG $6,275.54 1-9-1190 SCHULTZ ERNA TRUST ES S WALNUT ST LOT & DWG $8,543.77 1-10-75 WISE ARRICK ES OF S ADAMS ST LOT & DWG $3,254.55 1-10-76.2 PINEDA ANTONIO ES OF S ADAMS ST LOT & DWG $1,604.72 1-10-203 HARVEY ROOSEVELT SW COR AT S PENN & LINDEN LOT 47 & DWG $3,621.32 1-12-104 GRAHAM GEORGE R III SE COR AT S BRANDYWINE & S LOT DWG & GAR $12,210.94 KENNETT SQUARE 3-2-242 MULLIGAN BRENDAN F MULLIGAN CATHERINE H SS W STATE ST - W CENTER S LOT 1 & DWG $14,985.12 3-3-24 HALEY ALBERT L HALEY DORIS E WS N WALNUT ST LOT & DWG $23,615.89 3-3-57 NAVA AARON LUNA SS E LINDEN ST LOT & APTS $13,779.78 3-3-162 BATES GEOFFREY H SS E STATE ST LOT DRY CLNG & PLT $3,310.45 3-3-163 BATES GEOFFREY H SW S WALNUT & E STATE LOT & STORE $14,994.12 3-4-47 DELLAPELLE

5-4-34 WEST GROVE CHAPEL LLC NW COR EVERGREEN ST & PYLE LOT CHURCH & DWG $24,890.60 5-4-49 GORMAN GEORGE E GORMAN KIM M NS OF E EVERGREEN ST LOT DWG & GAR $12,465.74 5-4-113 HARTUNG GARY KANE DIANA SW COR WALNUT ST & MURRAY LOT 3 DWG & GAR $10,201.84 5-4-218 JOE CHRISTINA N JOE MICHAEL J NS SUMMIT AVE LOT DWG & GAR $7,511.74 5-4-326 MCALLISTER GEO M MCALLISTER KATHERINE NS EDGEHILL AVE LOT DWG & GAR $16,497.19 5-4-333 NOVOSEL FAMILY 1995 REVOCABLE TRUST SE COR OF EDGEHILL & LITTL LOT & DWG $10,082.53 5-4-534 COWDRIGHT MARILYN E NS OF W MEADOW CRT LOT 13 & DWG $11,933.13

11-4-304 SMEDDY DANIEL D LAKESIDE ESTATES UNIT A-5 & DWG $3,949.19 11-7-409 SIMMONS HUGH L NS W LANCASTER AVE LOT BARBER SHOP & APT $6,707.98 11-8-291 DAGOSTINO ANTHONY P REVOCABLE TRUST DIXON SAMUEL WS OF ROAD F LOT 17 & DWG $13,408.71 11-11-2.8D THOMAS CAROLYN L N OF PROSPECT AVE LOT 20 & DWG $23,184.33 11-11-113.27 JOHNSON PHYLLIS M JOHNSON RICHARD W NE COR OF TALUCCI DR LOT 23 & DWG $9,698.55 SPRING CITY 14-4-446 KANES GABRIEL SS HALL ST LOT & DWG $7,637.17 14-4-525 SHANER THOMAS W NS POPLAR ST LOT & DWG $5,735.17 PHOENIXVILLE

OXFORD 6-1-66 BLOH KEVIN M SR BLOH LINDA D ES OF MCLEOD DR LOT 135 & DWG $19,036.79 6-4-54 MORALES MIGUEL NS OF MAPLE ST LOT DWG & GAR $7,405.65 6-4-55 MORALES MIGUEL NS OF MAPLE ST LOT & DWG $7,365.71 6-4-211 PORTO DANIELLE M PORTO JOHN B SS OF LOCUST ST LOT & DWG $10,730.18 6-4-226 PANDYA PROPERTIES LLC WS OF S THIRD ST LOT & RESTAURANT $46,382.04 6-4-227 PANDYA PROPERTIES LLC WS OF S THIRD ST PARKING LOT $4,887.48 6-4-228 PANDYA PROPERTIES LLC WS OF S THIRD ST PARKING LOT $4,887.48 6-5-12 SMULLEN PATRICIA ANN SS WHEELER BLVD LOT DWG & GAR $9,102.70 6-5-40.5 ALBRIGHT JAMES DANIEL ALBRIGHT MELISSA M SS & REAR PARK ST LOT C $2,893.62 6-8-79 WEBB JOSEPH J JR WS OF S THIRD ST LOT & COMML BLDG $13,470.68 6-8-102 GUNN RACHEL NS OF SOUTH ST LOT & DWG $11,694.65 6-9-77.3 PATHSTONE ALLIANCE FOR BETTER HOUSING ES OF S FOURTH ST 1.1 AC OPEN SPACE $4,593.02 ATGLEN 7-3-20 WINTERS WILLIAM R L JR NS VALLEY AVE LOT DWG & POOL $24,520.14 7-3-147.11 DELESTIENNE DOUGLAS T DELESTIENNE SHARON N SS RIDGE AVE LOT 8 & DWG $14,436.85 PARKESBURG 8-2-12.2 CAZILLO SUSAN M W&REAR RT 10 LOT & DWG $15,861.66 8-3-84 SIMMONS JASON A SIMMONS TRISHA A NS ROSEMONT AVE LOT & DWG $16,065.76 8-3-85 SIMMONS JASON A SIMMONS TRISHA A NS ROSEMONT AVE LOT $2,113.19

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FAYE E BUSH FAYE E W&REAR MAIN ST LOT $9,065.89 17-3C-74 BREWER ASHLEY ES LAURELWOOD RD LOT & DWG $3,093.97 17-3C-109 HILBERT JENNIFER WS ELM ST LOT DWG & GAR $8,713.06 17-3G-28 MATTHEWS DAVID P MATTHEWS JEANNE M NS LINDBERG AVE LOT DWG & GAR $9,149.67 17-3G-66 ROTHENBERGER EDWARD R SS SCHUYLKILL RD LOTS 6 & 7 & DWG $13,410.79 17-4E-45 KEARNEY KELLY NS RIVERSIDE DR LOT DWG & GAR $9,091.60 17-6-54 KAKAMK LLC SS SAINT PETERS RD 26.1 AC & DWG $10,649.55 17-7-20.3A LEADER GARY S LEADER SANDRA A ES MALVERN DR 2 AC & DWG LOT 1 $14,272.73 17-7-20.3B LEADER GARY S LEADER SANDRA A E OF MALVERN DR 2 AC LOT 2 $9,244.14 17-7-44.1 DEEGAN MARGARET D DEEGAN WILLIAM R NS OF TEMPLE RD LOT & DWG $11,096.68 EAST COVENTRY 18-4-102 BATTISTO GERALD R BATTISTO PENNY R WS SCHOOLHOUSE RD 2.3 AC DWG & GAR $12,141.06 18-4-223 WACHOVIA BANK WELLS FARGO BANK SW COR OF PIGEON CREEK & F 3.2 AC & DWGS $1,744.45 18-5F-9.1 WALKER ROBERT NES OF OLD SCHUYLKILL RD LOT & DWG $12,543.64 18-5F-10 MILLER CRAIG I MILLER PAMELA LAW NES OF OLD SCHUYLKILL RD LOT & COMM GAR $15,693.09 18-5F-17 RUNKLE TIMOTHY E SW COR OF OLD SCHUYLKILL & LOT & DWG $3,794.35 18-5F-29 VILLAGOMEZ JUAN ES OF BETHEL CHURCH RD LOT DWG & GAR $6,920.25 WARWICK 19-4-85 RICHARDS KATHERINE RICHARDS NORRIS NS OF WARWICK RD LOT DWG & GAR $26,954.80 19-6-62 LESHER KENNETH A SS OF RT 23 LOT & DWG $8,886.74 SOUTH COVENTRY 20-1-20.1 YOUNG BONNIE M YOUNG MICHAEL S WS OF CHESTNUT HILL RD 2.5 AC LOT 1 $5,530.12 20-2-60 FLACK JANET M FLACK PAUL J ES OF COVENTRYVILLE RD 1.6 AC & DWG $9,075.42 20-4-332 KLING KATHERINE WHITEMAN JOHN SS OF TRINLEY ST LOT 83 & DWG $20,495.28 20-4-347 ARDEKANI MOHAMMAD AFKHAMI KAVOUSSI KAMNAZ ES OF TRINLEY ST LOT 98 & DWG $19,067.03 EAST VINCENT 21-1-83 NACHSIN MARCIA C NS OF BROWN DR 2 AC & DWG $14,672.94 21-4-141 YOUNG JOSEPH P SR NW COR NOTTINGHAM DR 4.3 AC & DWG LOT 36A $41,988.97 21-5-38 FRENCH JOHN ADRIAN SS OF RT 83 3.4 AC & DWG $21,076.75 21-6A-14 BENNETT WILLIAM H NS OF NEW ST LOT DWG & GAR $7,259.86 21-6-11 HAYNES DOROTHY V SS OF PARK RD LOT & 2 DWGS $5,491.27 HONEY BROOK TOWNSHIP 22-3-66 HARTZ DOROTHY M ES OF POPLAR RD LOT DWG & POOL $12,534.82 22-8-1.17 WATKINS SUSAN ES GRANDVIEW CIR LOT 13 & DWG $10,755.13 22-11-49.4 ARTERS KEITH A NS OF BRANDAMORE RD 1.3 AC LOT 2 $3,558.47 EAST NANTMEAL

NORTH COVENTRY 17-2-21.2 HANSLEY NANCY J HANSLEY WILLIAM E JR NS OF VALLEY VIEW RD 1 AC LOT 1 $3,217.74 17-2-22 HANSLEY NANCY JANE HANSLEY WILLIAM E JR NS OF VALLEY VIEW RD 3.8 AC & DWG $10,351.50 17-2-39 HANSLEY NANCY J HANSLEY WILLIAM E JR NW COR OF SAINT PETERS & C 5.4 AC & DWG $7,789.02 17-3C-39 BUSH FAYE E BUSH

24-3-32 MILES LAURIE B MILES RICHARD C ES OF HEDGE RD 6.9 AC & DWG $16,308.17 24-4-3 REESE JUDITH H WS OF MARSH RD 1 AC & DWG $11,565.03 WEST VINCENT 25-3-87 INDIGO WHITE DESIGN GROUP LLC SS OF HORSESHOE TR 6.2 AC 2 DWGS GAR & MISC B $9,713.37 Continued on Page 6B

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Legals

Continued from Page 5B 25-4-165 ANDERSON MARIE PAUTLER CASSANDRA LYNN PAUTLER HANNAH MARIE ES OF S BEAVER HILL RD 2.1 AC & DWG $16,120.20 25-7-77 ROBINSON THEODORE J NS SAINT MATTHEWS RD 4 AC DWG & GAR $20,177.62 EAST PIKELAND 26-2P-31 MATTIS BRUCE R NE COR FIRST PL & HILLCRES LOTS 85A & 85B DWG & GAR $5,734.70 26-2-55.28 DUBIN DENNIS ES & REAR HARES HILL RD 2.32 AC LOT 45 $5,968.49 26-2-242 LE-JO PROPERTIES LP SS OF PIKE SPRINGS RD 1.1 AC $1,129.44 26-3E-22.3 MAROSFALVI JULIUS JR SWS EMERY LANE LOT 55 & DWG $3,495.48 26-3J-790 BRODERICK DOROTHY P VILLAS AT FRENCH CREEK UNIT 11B & DWG $2,561.32 26-3J-804 GRAY-LEE NANCIE VILLAS AT FRENCH CREEK UNIT 14D & DWG $5,352.44 26-3-540 BELLANO JAMES F NS KIMBERTON CRTCLDSC LOT 23 & DWG $8,310.22 26-3-691 COOK ETHEL PAULINE COOK KERRY LYNN ES OF WARWICK CRT LOT 165 & DWG $23,896.01 26-4C-40 DALONZO DONALD J JR SE COR BEACON DR LOT 3 & DWG $7,572.38 SCHUYLKILL 27-2P-81 NEWMAN-SYRYLO JOSEPH S WS ELLWANGER DR LOT 40 DWG & GAR $7,929.89 27-6G-76 DAVIS-SANDERS NANCY SANDERS STEPHEN SW COR OF S SPRING LA & VA LOT 1 & DWG $8,427.03 27-6H-26 KARKALAS ELIAS ES OF FLINTLOCK LA 2.8 AC S & DWG LOT 81 $15,000.59

WALLACE 31-3-7 HARLAN BRUCE HARLAN PATRICIA A WS & REAR OF BARNESTON RD 3.5 AC & DWG LOT 3 $9,358.48 31-3-76.20 GRAY JOHN F GRAY TERRESSA A SES ARROW POINT DR 2.1 AC DWG GAR & POOL LOT $16,841.32 31-4-11.2 ANDERSON STEEPLEVIEW LLC SS OF PETERS LA 1 AC OPEN SPACE $3,013.02 31-4-11.2J ANDERSON STEEPLEVIEW LLC SS OF PETERS LA FIRE STATION EASEMENT $3,274.70 31-4-11.14 ANDERSON STEEPLEVIEW LLC NE COR OF LITTLE CONESTOGA 1.8 AC OPEN SPACE $3,937.70 31-4-125.2 CANALE LUKE W & REAR OF MARSHALL RD 1 AC & MBL HM $7,798.72 31-4-131 TUEL KAREN S ES OF MARSHALL RD 1.6 AC & DWG $10,697.14 UPPER UWCHLAN 32-1-29.9 DURBANO JOHN R NS CARRIAGE DR 1 AC & DWG LOT 17 $13,383.97 32-3-18 STINE JOHN F III STINE JOYCE D WS RT 100 1.2 AC DWG & GAR $12,009.02 32-3-34.1 THIR JONATHAN D NS LITTLE CONESTOGA RD 1 AC & DWG $3,912.18 32-4-33.3 BILKO JOSEPH NS BYERS RD 11 AC & DWG LOT 2 $12,739.77 32-4-69.2 VANAMAN PATRICIA A NS OF E TOWNSHIP LINE RD 3.2 AC DWG & POOL $26,946.34 UWCHLAN

28-2-20.1A HANNUM THOMAS F ES OF BRYLIN DR 4.1 AC MBL HM & GAR $9,962.10 28-6-49 RICKETTS DOUGLAS WS CREAMERY RD 4.1 AC DWG & LOT 2 $3,375.28 28-8-45 PHILLIPS JEANNE E PHILLIPS PERRY E WS PARKESBURG RD 27 AC & MBL HM PARK $4,322.04 28-8-107 CHMIELECKI SEAN S SS OF E MATTSON HOLLOW RD 2.7 AC DWG & GAR $11,854.24

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WEST BRANDYWINE

WEST PIKELAND

29-4E-35 STRAUSS FREDERICK A STRAUSS TODD WS LAUREL DR LOT 19 & DWG $3,606.45 29-5-2.2 CLAYTON JOHN M CLAYTON SANDRA L NS OF RT 205 1 AC & DWG $2,232.65 29-7J-24.1 DELAWARE VALLEY WATER CO NS & REAR OF WOODBROOKE DR LOT $5,389.23 29-7L-33 GRANT BARBARA A GRANT WALTER J SS REECEVILLE RD LOT 32 PO 32A & DWG $9,537.82 29-7-24.3 SCHEMM BARBARA A SCHEMM JOHN L ES OF MANOR RD 1.3 AC LOT 1 $11,492.95 29-7-75 DODDS DAVID RICHARD ES RT 82 5.4 AC & DWG $2,987.91 29-7-131.39 BRYANT JAMES P ES OF PRATTS DAM RD 7 AC & DWG $4,384.99 29-7-148.5 BOOK ALBERT T III BOOK MARSHA NES PROUT DR 1.2 AC DWG & GAR LOTS 14 & $2,433.20 29-7-150.3 DMYTRYK DAVID M SE COR OF MONACY & BAKER R 3.1 AC & DWG $8,608.74 29-7-156.3 FORD KAREN L A/K/A GORMAN KAREN L GORMAN VINCENT C JR NS & REAR OF HURLEY RD 2.9 AC & DWG LOT 4 $2,806.87 29-7-156.7 GORMAN KAREN L GORMAN VINCENT C JR NS & REAR OF HURLEY RD 1 AC & DWG LOT 7 $2,266.44

34-1-45.1 LANDMESSER BEAU T NS OF KIMBERTON RD LOT & DWG $8,294.06 34-1-67 MCCREIGHT ANDREW N MCCREIGHT MARGUERITE G WS OF VILLAGE LA LOT & 3 DWGS $13,412.47 34-1-85 MCCREIGHT ANDREW N MCCREIGHT MARGUERITE G ES OF VILLAGE LA LOT & DWG $5,446.51 34-3-8.5 BAYLIS LAURENCE B BAYLIS MAUREEN C NWS OF BYERS RD 2.2 AC DWG & POOL LOT 14 $19,518.93 34-4P-43 COSCIA ROMEO COSCIA ROSALIA SS HARK-AWAY RD 2 AC DWG GAR & POOL LOT 9 $32,551.46 34-4-103 CALLAHAN DIANA EXR CLEMENT JANE E ESTATE NS OF YELLOW SPRINGS RD 1.2 AC $16,939.03 34-4-115 SHEEDER EVERETT SHEEDER MARY C ES OF UPPER PINE CREEK RD LOT $3,128.68 34-4-129.2 BODINE DEVELOPMENT INC SS OF SLATEWOOD CIR 1.6 AC & DWG LOT 2 $32,062.59 34-4-153 COVELL DAVID F SELF FUNDED COVELL DAVID W TRU COVELL MARGARET TRU SS OF CONESTOGA RD 4.8 AC DWG BARN GAR & POOL $16,526.86 34-4-162 STIMSON AMY NES OF HORSESHOE TRAIL RD 4 AC & DWG LOT 23 $22,993.82 34-6-1 MCCREIGHT ANDREW N MCCREIGHT MARGUERITE NW COR OF DAVIS & UPPER PI 27.1 AC FARM $18,053.58

WEST CALN

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41-8-117.8 WHAYLAND CLAYTON A WHAYLAND LARAINE K SS OF GRUBBS MILL RD 1.3 AC & DWG LOT 8 $7,122.35

SADSBURY

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WEST FALLOWFIELD 44-8-25.3 JOHNSON REVA R RICE LESTER C JR ES & REAR OF LIMESTONE RD 1.2 AC & MBL HM $7,055.17 HIGHLAND 45-3-68.1A RUCKER SHANNON E & REAR LIMESTONE RD LOT $3,190.94 45-4-29 CAMPBELL IAN SWS OF BEAVER DAM RD 1 AC & 2 DWGS $10,371.45 45-6-17 DUNLAP ALEXANDER SCOTT SW COR OF FRIENDSHIP CHURC LOT DWG & GARAGES $10,182.16 LONDONDERRY 46-2-9.2B TAYLOR PATRICIA D TAYLOR ROWE AMY WS OF KELLER RD CLDSC 2.2 AC & DWG LOT 3 $16,421.81 46-2-9.2D PETERSON WILLARD WS OF KELLER RD CULDASEC 2.9 AC & DWG LOT 5 $15,955.61 46-2-312 PEIRETTI EDGARDO E PEIRETTI ESTHER T SE COR NEILL ST & WREN LA LOT 119 $4,144.36 46-2-313 PEIRETTI EDGARDO E PEIRETTI ESTHER T ES WREN LA LOT 120 DWG & GAR $20,183.47 46-3-59 MORALES MIGUEL NE COR AT INT WHITE HORSE 8.1 AC & DWG $20,012.03 46-4-36.1E BALDWIN ELWOOD ES OF FAWN LA CLDSC LOT 5 & DWG $20,596.44 46-4-38.6 GARRIS FRED J GARRIS KAREN J ES OF ELM CREEK RD 1.5 AC DWG & GAR LOT 21 $10,821.74 EAST FALLOWFIELD 47-1R-10 DRAY ANTOINETTE M DRAY EDWARD J DRAY EDWARD T NW COR AT INT ROBIN RD & S LOT & DWG $3,397.35 47-4-3 J N NATH INVESTMENTS LLC NS STRASBURG ROAD 15.2 AC FARM & COMM LOT 5 $7,421.97 47-4-72 MACKEY JANET S WS RT 82 LOT & DWG $3,186.67 47-5-65 ALICEA CASSIE ES HEPHZIBAH HILL ROAD LOT & DWG $1,144.30 47-5-79.1 RUCKER CHRISTY CHESNET RUCKER SHANNON SS MINK HOLLOW ROAD LOT E & DWG $2,117.19 47-6-50 NUTT JONATHAN E & REAR OF S CALN RD 1.2 AC S $2,190.27

47-8-1.26 QUINN KATHLEEN B WS OF WESTMORELAND DR 1.2 AC & DWG LOT 29 $43,082.84 47-9-8 RASMUSSEN RICHARD A NS STRASBURG RD LOT & DWG $2,499.39 WEST MARLBOROUGH 48-4-10 DOE RUN LP SS CHAPEL RD 1.5 AC & CHURCH $20,613.71 NEWLIN 49-1-11 RASMUSSEN RICHARD A JR SE COR LAUREL RD & STRASBU LOT & DWG $4,516.47 49-1-12.1 RASMUSSEN RICHARD A JR ES OF LAUREL RD 1.5 AC & SHEDS LOT 2 $4,109.68 49-1-34 DOWNING TIMOTHY J NS BRANDYWINE CREEK RD 2.2 AC $3,676.81 49-1-43.1 HOLDSWORTH ROBERT H JR S OF LAUREL RD 3.5 AC DWG & GAR LOT 2 $12,460.43 49-1-74 ENSOR LAURA W ES GREEN VALLEY RD 16.9 AC FARM & POOL $14,939.71 WEST BRADFORD 50-1-55 CATTELL JOHN P SS WEST CHESTER ROAD 1.5 AC DWG & GAR $17,097.04 50-1-58 GOOD A WAYNE JR SS WEST CHESTER ROAD LOT & DWG $8,168.87 50-2-21.1 NATHAN ROBERT L NATHAN TINA M CAREY NS POORHOUSE ROAD 1 AC & DWG LOT 2 $7,760.54 50-2-328 STEFFES MARY JO STEFFES PAUL D WS OF SCHOOL HOUSE CIR LOT 98 & DWG $2,915.11 50-4-86.4 ROSEN MICHAEL SS OF W STRASBURG ROAD 14.5 AC $2,639.66 50-5-112.10 BEERY NANCY E REITELBACH ERIC W E CUL DE SAC 1.7 AC DWG & POOL $30,769.01 50-5-179 HANDY DAWN P WS W STRASBURG ROAD LTS 2 & 3 & DWG $9,411.07 50-6-18 FAGERLI GLENN MAYBERRY CONSTANCE M SS SHADYSIDE RD 1.2 AC & DWG $7,963.87

52-5C-238 CAMPBELL GLOVER K JR SS OXFORD RD LOT 71 & DWG $13,272.46 52-5F-257 TRIMIMA LLC ES OF TURNER LA UNIT H & OFFICE $10,491.03 52-5G-55 LOVE PATRICIA S LOVE RICHARD R WS MAPLE LA LOT DWG & GAR $12,960.00 52-5G-57 LOVE PATRICIA S LOVE RICHARD R SS EDKIN AVE&MAPLE LA LOT & DWG $14,205.18 52-5G-65 SIMMONS RICHARD M SS OF WESST CHESTER PK LTS 14 & 15 DWG & GAR $7,245.81 52-6F-7 COLEBURN JOHN E SW EAGLE RD&FALCON LA LOT 93 & DWG $9,652.14 52-7-31.1A DENNEY REYBURN CO NE COR MATLACK ST & WEST C TRIANGULAR LOT $4,162.82 EAST GOSHEN 53-2J-110 BEGLEY KATHLEEN STRUB JOSEPH J SS OF FOXGLOVE LA LOT 16 & DWG $15,154.57 53-2P-245 BERNABEO BARBARA SNAPE VILLAGE OF BRIGHTON UNIT 157 DWG & GAR $7,647.12 53-2-41.2 DIBERNARDINO DOMINIC SE COR OLD ORCHARD LA 1 AC & DWG LOT 5 $13,622.33 53-2-951 MCGONAGLE ROSEMARIE E PRINCETON VILLAGE UNIT 1227 DWG & GAR $23,406.04 53-5-4.3 LANGELAND FREDERICA LANGELAND LEONARD WS OF DUTTON MILL RD 1.5 AC DWG & POOL LOT 3 $6,881.41 53-6G-12 ANKE ROBERT WS HILL ST LOT DWG & GAR $6,487.04 53-6-90.5 FUSARO FRANK I FUSARO PAOLA WS OF STURBRIDGE LA 1 AC DWG & POOL LOT 3 $22,290.30 WILLISTOWN 54-3-22.26 BEM LOIS JEAN BEM MICHAEL B ES SUSAN WAY 1 AC & DWG LOT 167 $4,195.89 54-8F-142 MASTERS MARY PATRICIA WILLISTOWN WOODS UNIT 2707E & DWG $2,383.18

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2022

CHESTER COUNTY PRESS

7B

Chester County Press

Legals

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NEW GARDEN

EAST MARLBOROUGH 61-2N-10 MICKEY TOO LP NE

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KENNETT

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WESTTOWN

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GREER ROBERT D NS OF W AVONDALE RD 1.3 AC & DWG $6,949.02 71-2-25 MCKINNEY HARRY W MCKINNEY HENRY W III ES OF STATE RD 2.3 AC & DWG LOT 1 $8,879.21 71-2-85.4 ROARK KENNETH P JR SS OF W AVONDALE RD LOT 2 MBL HMS & SHOP $12,706.03 71-3-25 LESTER HAROLD T JR WS OF STATE RD 12.1 AC FARM $14,057.14 71-3-29.2A SWISHER ROBERT A WS OF CREEK RD 1.1 AC & MBLHM LOT B1 $3,909.19 71-4-30.1 SZYMANSKI DAVID G SS OF WALNUT GLEN RD 39.5 AC P/O LOT 2 $2,371.90 FRANKLIN 72-2-66.1 YOHN MARTHA L YOHN RALPH C ES OF CHESTERVILLE RD 3.4 AC DWG & POOL $14,055.21 72-4-19 ROBBINS HEATHER L ROBBINS-BOATWRIGHT HEATHER L F/K/A NS OF RT 841 12.3 AC FARM & POOL $25,613.65 72-5-79 BRADY JAMES M SS OF RT 896 1.5 AC & DWG LTS 1 2B $10,843.99 72-5-84.3 HERITAGE PROPERTIES LLC NES OF RT 896 1.3 AC & DWG LOT 2 $7,858.35 LONDON BRITAIN 73-2-18.9 CARPENTER SANDRA NS OF MERCER MILL RD 2 AC & MBL HM $7,865.83 73-3-61.25 HEEBNER ROYCE R HEEBNER SUSAN C ES RIDGEWOOD DR 1.3 AC & DWG LOT 25 $20,467.10 73-4-58.16 MOYER RAYMOND D WARREN JENNIFER L ES NIVIN LA 2.4 AC & DWG LOT 8 $68,298.24 73-4-61 KALB JANET C SS OF INDIANTOWN RD 66.3 AC FARM $4,697.18 73-5-35.59 CICCARONE DONALD R CICCARONE SUSAN A SS REYNARD DR 1.7 AC DWG & POOL LT 31 $16,846.86 73-5-43 VASQUEZ ANTONIO WS OF NEW LONDON RD 1 AC & COMM BLDG PARCEL B $35,160.40 73-6-30.7 KELSCH EDWARD A KELSCH SANDRA W SS OF CHAMBERS ROCK RD 9.7 AC LOT & BLDG $9,343.95 MOBILE HOMES WEST GROVE MOBILE HOMES 5-4-384-T NAVA OMAR LUNA LOC ON DBL WD MBL HM $4,420.45 HONEY BROOK BOROUGH MOBILE HOMES 12-4-1.890-T MESSNER COLLEEN D VANCE JOSEPH M LOT 70 SGL WD MBL HM $7,970.41 12-4-2.700-T PACANA MARGUERITE PACANA RICHARD LOT 48 DBL WD MBL HM $5,846.76 12-4-70.052-T MCDANIEL RENEE L LOT 52 DBL WD MBL HM $5,907.69 12-4-70.058-T ARTERS AIMEE TRIMBLE R JOHN LOT 58 DBL WD MBL HM $4,624.84 EAST COVENTRY MOBILE HOMES 18-4-149.001-T CLARK ROBERT LOT 1 DBL WD MBL HM $3,394.69 18-5-5.350-T WALK GARY WALK MICHELE LOT 1 DBL WD MBL HM $2,008.73 WARWICK MOBILE HOMES 19-6-0.750-T KELLY JOHN LOT 19 SGL WD MBL HM $2,936.69 EAST VINCENT MOBILE HOMES 21-5-0.600-T BILYEU MICHELLE LOT 828A SGL WD MBL HM $2,144.25 21-5-3.600-T BEAUREGARD LUKUS LOT 885B SGL WD MBL HM $3,016.40 21-5-8.730-T ROMEU THOMAS S LOT 873B SGL WD MBL HM $2,936.61 21-5-8.850-T SEAVERS LLOYD SEAVERS MARY ANN LOT 885C DBL WD MBL HM $1,874.97 21-5-4108.61B-T MCCLAIN ASHLEE LOT 861B SGL WD MBL HM $6,354.22 HONEY BROOK TOWNSHIP MOBILE HOMES 22-8-0.900-T CAREY NORMAN LOT 140 DBL WD MBL HM

$2,456.63 22-8-3.700-T CRUICKSHANK ELAINE CRUICKSHANK KEVIN THOMAS LOT 11 DBL WD MBL HM $2,666.00 22-8-6.750-T TOLAND ROBERT J WALTERS DOROTHY LOT 3 SGL WD MBL HM $2,218.96 22-8-11.600-T STANLEY KATHLEEN LOT 138 SGL WD MBL HM $1,770.34 22-8-16.125-T SKOWOOD ERIC LOC ON DBL WD MBL HM $4,338.98 22-8-20.550-T PINKERTON BARB PINKERTON HOWARD LOT 141 DBL WD MBL HM $15,567.33 22-8-23.975-T HAGAMON VINCENT LOT 9 SGL WD MBL HM $3,774.17 22-8-85.094-T LIMOGES MICHAEL LYNCH KATHIE LOT 94 SGL WD MBL HM $2,640.73 22-8-7701.039-T FOGLIO CARA LOT 1039 DBL WD MBL HM $3,282.05 22-8-7701.088-T REFAAT PATRICIA LOT 88 DBL WD MBL HM $2,914.29 22-8-7701.155-T TINGLEY MATTHEW LOT 155 DBL WD MBL HM $5,509.78 22-8-7711.012-T FORTUNE JAMES FORTUNE MARY LOT 1012 DBL WD MBL HM $3,114.99 22-8-7711.028-T GRIEST DYLAN M LOT 1028 DBL WD MBL HM $3,121.87 22-8-7711.038-T SPOTS DIANE SPOTS MICHAEL LOT 1038 DBL WD MBL HM $4,593.58 22-8-7711.042-T GEIGER STEVEN F ZORICA LAUREN M LOT 1042 DBL WD MBL HM $3,530.68 22-8-7711.043-T HERRING DUSTIN LOT 1043 DBL WD MBL HM $5,372.83 22-8-7711.052-T BRANSFORD ELIZABETH BRANSFORD ZACARY LOT 1052 DBL WD MBL HM $3,383.48 22-8-7711.065-T FERGUSON JAMES FERGUSON TAMMY LOT 1065 DBL WD MBL HM $2,598.94 22-8-7711.067-T ASHTON NAOMI MARTINEZ ROGELIO LOT 1067 DBL WD MBL HM $8,546.55 22-8-8501.A30-T HORNER TIFFANY LOT 30 SGL WD MBL HM $2,497.83 22-8-851A.020-T KOVACH APRIL KOVACH TRACY LOT 20 DBL WD MBL HM $5,928.76 22-8-851A.068-T WALKER GAYLE LOT 68 DBL WD MBL HM $4,478.50 22-8-851A.153-T MORT NICHOLAS LOT 153 DBL WD MBL HM $2,702.55

$4,543.52 44-4-2.450-T LAUNI FLORENCE LOT 128 SGL WD MBL HM $2,236.89 44-4-1400.118-T NEAL JOSEPHINE S LOT 118 SGL WDE MBL HM $3,666.22 44-7-2.600-T SAVINO MICHAEL P LOT 10 DBL WD MBL HM $5,773.88 44-7-106.040-T COLDIRON HAROLD LOC ON DBL WD MBL HM $6,231.76 44-7-118.009-T FONSECA MIQUEL FONSECA PAMELA LOT 9 SGL WD MBL HM $3,047.51

SCHUYLKILL MOBILE HOMES

59-5-1140.099-T BUNN GRACE DIXON RICHARD LOT 99 DBL WD MBL HM $2,907.29 59-8-3.975-T MILLER DENISE LOC ON DBL WD MBL HM $10,168.69 59-11-3.500-T MALLARD RUTH LOC ON DBL WD MBL HM $3,546.82

27-2-93.038-T GREENHALGH DENISE LOT 38 SGL WD MBL HM $4,086.16 27-2-93.040-T DEBUS EUGENE LOT 40 SGL WD MBL HM $3,167.37 27-5-42.055-T BASARA DAVID LOT 55 SGL WD MBL HM $2,315.26

HIGHLAND MOBILE HOMES 45-3-0.125-T BEAVER KEITH LOT 2 SGL WD MBL HM $2,792.75 LONDONDERRY MOBILE HOMES 46-4-2.750-T RODRIGUEZ DANIEL LOT 35 DBL WD MBL HM $2,281.92 EAST FALLOWFIELD MOBILE HOMES 47-4-90.17F-T HIGHFIELD PATRICIA LOT 17 SGL WD MBL HM $2,504.04 WEST BRADFORD MOBILE HOMES 50-5-1601.540-T HARMON ELIZABETH LOT 1540-R DBL WD MBL HM $4,013.52 50-5-1609.03B-T NUQUI DENISE C NUQUI MAGNO M JR LOT 903-B DBL WD MBL HM $4,328.73 PENN MOBILE HOMES 58-3-5.150-T FLORIA ARNEL OXFORD VILLAGE LOT 64 SGL WD MBL HM $2,534.95 58-3-5.400-T MCAFEE RUTHANN LOT 19 SGL WD MBL HM $2,167.56 58-3-10.850-T KENNEDY JOHN LOT 156 DBL WD MBL HM $1,808.88 58-3-1402.004-T RINTYE CATHERINE RINTYE MICHAEL LOT 4 DBL HM MBL HM $3,015.60 58-3-1402.126-T ZIGMAN SCOTT LOT 126 DBL WD MBL HM $3,803.28 58-3-1402.190-T VERGARA ESTEBAN LOT 190 SGL WD MBL HM $1,099.02 LONDON GROVE MOBILE HOMES

NEW GARDEN MOBILE HOMES

WEST CALN MOBILE HOMES 28-8-7.950-T MCKENZIE MEGAN MCKENZIE THOMAS LOC ON DBL WD MBL HM $3,512.20 WEST BRANDYWINE MOBILE HOMES 29-4-3.850-T DAVIS DENISE DAVIS RALPH LOT A-7 SGL WD MBL HM $3,276.29 29-4-14.550-T ABREU FLOR A BORRERO HERSON R LOT K-3 SGL WD MBL HM $2,999.71 EAST BRANDYWINE MOBILE HOMES 30-3-0.750-T LAMBERT LYNNE S LAMBERT RONALD R LOT 15 SGL WD MBL HM $4,577.04 SADSBURY MOBILE HOMES 37-2-4800.105-T RODRIQUEZ MARILU LOT 105 SGL WD MBL HM $7,865.30 37-2-4800.426-T DEAN IDA DEAN JAMES LOT 426 SGL WD MBL HM $1,666.79 37-2-4800.505-T SETH APRIL LOT 505 SGL WD MBL HM $2,063.59 WEST FALLOWFIELD MOBILE HOMES 44-4-1.200-T PEACE GARRY LOT 102 SGL WD MBL HM $3,064.49 44-4-1.550-T BOSS GARY LOT 141 SGL WD MBL HM $2,970.77 44-4-1.950-T COMPTON JESSICA R COMPTON TRAVIS S LOT 3 DBL WD MBL HM

60-6-45.004-T FLORES EDILBERTO VILLALOBOS ELIZABETH LOT 4 SGL WD MBL HM $2,366.60 WEST NOTTINGHAM MOBILE HOMES 68-1-15.015-T DILLSWORTH JANET LOT 15 DBL WD MBL HM $4,680.24 68-1-15.061-T COSENZO CHRISTOPHER LOT 61 DBL WD MBL HM $3,093.23 68-2-2.800-T ROARK LOIS A LOT 110 DBL WD MBL HM $10,535.15 68-2-3.125-T EISMANN ROBERT EISMANN STEPHANE LOT 117 DBL WD MBL HM $4,099.96 68-2-7.750-T HERRERA VIRGINIA M LOT 121 DBL WD MBL HM $2,461.92 68-2-25.002-T OESTREICH KAREN LOT 2 SGL WD MBL HM $1,238.88 68-2-25.045-T JONES SANDRA L LOT 45 DBL WD MBL HM $2,896.88 68-6-1471.005-T SCHOOMAKER CONNIE LOT 5 DBL WD MBL HM $5,149.11 68-6-1471.040-T CAMBRIA VINCENT COURTNEY LUCIA LOT 216 DBL WD MBL HM $4,813.06 EAST NOTTINGHAM MOBILE HOMES 69-2Q-6.550-T ANAYA GILDARDO TRUJILLO LOT 13 SGL WD MBL HM $2,734.51 69-6-1540.204-T CASTILLO RAMIREZ FRANCISCO LOT 4 DBL WD MBL HM $3,700.59

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