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12A FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 2018 COURIER-POST Carol A. 66 Pennsauken 27-May Alloway Funeral Home 86 Sicklerville 27-May Farnelli Funeral Home EdithG. 87 WashingtonTwp. 29-May Egizi Funeral Home 94 Clayton 31-May Farnelli Funeral Home Ruth 89 Glendora 28-Jun Gardner Funeral Home Charles R. 82 Myrtle Beach, SC 13-Apr Myrtle Beach Funeral Home Carmen 79 Camden 31-May May Funeral Home Isaac F.

90 Somerdale 30-May Bradley Funeral Home Additional information in display obituaries Obituaries appear in print and online at www.legacy.com/obituaries/CourierPostOnline OBITUARIES AND DEATH NOTICES Name Age Town, State Death Date Arrangements MYRTLE BEACH, SC Charles Radvansky, of Myrtle Beach, S.C., for- merly of Williamstown, N.J., passed away peace- fully on April 13,2018, at the age of 82. He was preceded by his beloved wife, Terri (Gillen) and also by his beloved daughter, Kathleen (Capra), who passed away unexpectedly on December the age of 48. They are survived by Deborah McMi- chael(Joe), Theresalee Keilyk(Tom) and Kare Lonetto(Matt), as well as grand children Amanda, Tommy and Adam Keilyk, Matthew, Michael and Nicholas Lonetto and loving son of Kathleen Joey Ca- pra and a great grand child Ella Delessan- dro. They will also be greatly missed by Char- les brother James(Bud), his wife Eleanor, and their family.Charles and Kathleen will have Mass celebrated at Church of the Incarnation, 240 Main Street, Mantua, N.J. 08051, on Satur- day, June 2 at followed by luncheon at the Telford Inn, also in Mantua.

In lieu of flow- ers donations in their names can be made to the American Lung As- sociation. Charles R. Radvansky DA WILKINSON, Isaac F. On May 30th, 2018. Of Somerdale, NJ.

Age 90. Beloved husband of the late Joan H. (nee Haines). Devoted father of Kathy Davis (Craig), Linda Dor- man (William), David Wilkinson and Mark Wilkinson (Iris). Dear brother of Shirley Jean.

Loving grandfather of Laura Torres (Mike), Brad Dorman (Rachel), Daniel Ventura, Kelly Renschler (Matt), Za- riah and the late Richie Ventura. Caring great grandfather of Cyn- thia, Dominic and Tara. Relatives and friends are invited to his viewing on Monday June 4th from 9-11 AM at the Bradley Funeral Home, Rt.73 and Evesham Marlton, NJ. A funeral service will be held 11 AM Monday at the fu- neral home. Interment Locustwood Memorial Park, Cherry Hill, NJ.

Memorial donations may be made in memory through In Memory Of for the ben- efit of the Serenity Hos- pice at www.inmemory- Isaac F. Wilkinson SICKLERVILLE, NJ age 86, went home to be with the Lord on May 27, 2018, following a respi- ratory illness. Loving son of the late Charles and Ada Bussom. Born in Drexel Hill, PA, he moved to Sicklerville, NJ at the age of seven. He was a graduate of Trenton State College (BS), Temple University (M Ed), and Glassboro Sate Univer- sity (MA).

After serving two years in the Army, Charlie worked in the School District of Monroe Township for 36 years where he was a teacher of Industrial Arts, a Guidance Counselor and Director of Guidance. He was a member of the Sicklerville Fire Company for over 50 years, where he served as President and Secretary. He also served on the Board of Fire Commissioners where he was Sec- retary and Chairman. A lifelong member of the Sicklerville United Methodist Church, he served as treasurer of the Sicklerville Methodist Ceme- tery Association. He loved traveling, reading and woodworking.

He was a proud, loving man who will be warmly remembered by Janet (nee Thornton), his beloved wife of nearly 62 years, sons Richard (Lisa) and Robert (Kim), cherished grandchildren David, Rachel Close (Jacob), Jessica Griffith (Austin), John, Jaden and Jacey and three generations of nieces and nephews. Brother of the late Herman Bussom. Relatives and friends are invited to his viewing on Tuesday, June 5th from 9:00 10:45 am at the Sicklerville United Methodist Church, 406 Church Road, Sicklerville, NJ, where a service will follow at 11:00 am. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Sicklerville United Methodist Church Memo- rial Fund, 406 Church Sicklerville, NJ 08081.

To sign the guestbook online, please visit www. farnellifuneralhome.com Arrangements are under the direction of the Charles A. Bussom PENNSAUKEN On May 27, 2018, age 66, of Pennsauken, NJ for- merly of North Caro- lina. She was the be- loved daughter of the late Frances (nee Fro- elich) and Charles T. Ackerman.

She is sur- vived by one son Mi- chael (Kristin); two sis- ters Joyce (DJ) Price and Christine (Vartkas) Ap- karian and one brother Stephen Ackerman. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her visitation on Friday eve- ning from PM and Saturday morning from AM in the Alloway Funeral Home 315 East Maple Avenue Merchantville, NJ. A Funeral Service will be held on Saturday morning at 11:00 AM in the funeral home. Interment will follow in Bethel Memorial Park Pennsauken, NJ. In lieu of flowers, do- nations may be made to the Malaga Camp 4448 Arbutus Avenue New- field, NJ 08344.

Carol A. Ackerman- Griffith WASHINGTON TWP. (nee DiPrimio), on May 29, 2018. Age 87. Beloved mother of Dean (Lisa) and Eric (Suzanne).

Cherished sister of Barbara De- Prince (Daniel), and Dolores Balchaitis (Jo- seph). She will be dearly missed by her neighbor Mike Byrne and her caregiver Jonas. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her viewing Monday 9:45 10:45 AM at St. Charles Borromeo RC Church, 176 Stagecoach Road, Washington Twp. Mass of Christian Burial 11:00 AM.

Interment New St. Ceme- tery, Bellmawr. Condolences may be shared with family at www.egizifuneral.com. Life Well Lived Is Worth Edith G. Callahan GLENDORA Doris Ruth Fennimore (nee Marciano), on May 28, 2018, of Glendora.

Age 89. Beloved wife of the late Earl. De- voted mother of the late Thomas. Loving grandmother of Jessica and Stacey Fennimore and Michael Pennell. Great grandmother of Braiden, Kareem and Angelo Simmons.

Also survived by many nieces and her furry friend Baxter. There will be a Memorial Mass 10am Monday at Holy Child Parish, St. Teresa RC Church, 13 E. Evesham Runnemede, NJ 08078. Family and friends may share mem- ories at www.Gardner- FuneralHome.com.

Doris Ruth Fennimore CLAYTON, NJ Age 94, on May 31, 2018. For service info, please visit www.farnellifuner- alhome.com or call the FARNELLI FUNERAL HOME (856) 629-5291 Morven R. Doline CAMDEN Passed on Sun 6pm- 9pm and Mon 9am- 10am at May Funeral Home, 4522 Westfield Pennsauken, NJ. Int at Harleigh Cem. w.

ay a homes.com. Carmen Ruiz PLEASE SIGN THE GUESTBOOK AT COURIERPOSTONLINE.COM/OBITS Obituaries Those we love go away, They walk beside us everyday. Unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, still missed and very dear. A Paterson police has been ar- rested by FBI agents in connection with the beating of a suicidal hospital patient while the unnamed victim was in a wheelchair and in a bed, according to court documents. Roger Then, 29, is the fourth Paterson arrested by the FBI in the past two months, part of an ongoing federal probe that also has resulted in the ar- rests of three other city cops and the suspensions of two others.

He was arraigned in federal court in Newark on Wednesday and released on bail. Then is accused of making a video re- cording of the beating, which was alleg- edly carried out by an city police according to a federal davit establishing probable cause for Then's arrest. The alleged attack injured the victim's face, and he needed eye sur- gery as a result of the beating, federal authorities said. Then, who has been a member of the police department since July 2016, has been suspended without pay. Judge Lena Dunn Wettre approved release on $150,000 bail during a hearing in United States District Court in Newark late Wednesday afternoon.

Then was restrained in and he was wearing a black T-shirt and fad- ed blue jeans. He barely spoke during the proceeding. your he said when asked if he understood his rights and the potential penalties he faced. As conditions of his bail, Then can- not leave New Jersey, he had to give up his guns and was forbidden any contact with the victim, witnesses and his al- leged co-conspirator. Then was repre- sented by a lawyer from the federal pub- lic defender's is part of the Paterson police ongoing investigation be- ing conducted in partnership with the Passaic County and the said Paterson Police Director Jerry Speziale.

Paterson police de- partment will never accept this kind of behavior, but I want to make it clear that these allegations are not an indication of the other 418 men and women in the Paterson police department who act un- der the color of the law every Three other Paterson have been arrested on unrelated charges in April. Eudy Ramos and Jonathan Bustios were arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit civil rights violations. They allegedly made illegal stops, improperly detained mo- torists and took money and guns from them. Bustios also was charged with ex- tortion in that case. Another Ruben McAusland, was arrested at the end of April and charged with selling drugs while on the job.

In those cases, federal authorities cited extensive video and audio record- ings depicting the alleged crimes, part of the months of surveillance by FBI agents targeting suspected Paterson cops. The complaint against McAusland says an accused drug dealer wore a wire recording him. Ramos, Bustios and McAusland ini- tially were all suspended without pay at the time of their arrests, but are now on paid administrative leave. Under an un- common provision in contract with the police union, unpaid suspensions end after 30 days. Ramos, Bustios and McAusland all started work as police in 2014.

Two other Frank Toledo and Matt Torres were suspended with- out pay earlier this month on undis- closed departmental disciplinary charges, according to Paterson police Those suspensions were con- nected to the federal probe, said. The described as ac- complice in the alleged hospital assault also has been suspended without pay, said. His name has not yet been made public. Then and the unnamed re- sponded to a call about a suicide at- tempt and met the victim at St. Medical Center in Paterson, according to federal authorities.

The victim was described as an emotionally disturbed person who used a boxcutter to cut his wrist, according to court records. Mem- bers of the Paterson Fire Department had transported the victim from his home in the city to St. accord- ing to court records. The surveillance video shows the suicidal man throw some- thing down the hall while in a wheel- chair, authorities said. After that, the unnamed pushed the wheelchair and punched the suicide victim in the face, federal authorities said.

As the victim was falling from that blow, Then allegedly grabbed him by the neck and pushed him to the ground, au- thorities said. "Defendant Then and Police 1 omitted material facts from the police report," the states. "Namely (a) Police 1 punched the Victim and defendant Then grabbed the victim by the neck and pushed him to the ground." Then allegedly used his cell phone to record a subsequent attack in the vic- hospital room, while the victim was on his back in a bed, authorities said. The criminal complaint against Then revealed some of the alleged con- versation that Then recorded. At one point, the victim called the un- named an expletive meaning "female dog," authorities said.

a the allegedly re- sponded. The victim then said, In response, the unnamed put on hospital gloves and struck the victim twice in the face, according to the crimi- nal complaint. (expletive) playing with the allegedly said. The victim then covered his face with his hands and was silent, the complaint said. your (expletive) the unnamed said, according to the complaint.

Then is facing charges of misprison of felony, which is a charge that is for not reporting a crime. He is also fac- ing charges of conspiracy to commit civ- il rights violations. He faces a maximum of 13 years in prison if convicted of the two charges against him. Hospital patient beaten; police arrested Joe Malinconico and Andrew Ford Paterson Press and USA Today Network.