It is with great sadness that the loved ones of Gary S. Clark, of Chichester, PA, share news of his passing. On Monday, July 20th, at the age of 52, Gary passed away suddenly while in Cape May, NJ. Gary graduated from Marple Newtown High School in 1986, and later attended the Automotive Training Center in Exton, PA for auto repair certification courses. During young adulthood, Gary worked at the Clark Exxon in Woodlyn with his father and brother. After working at Exxon for several years, Gary went on to start a new business in 1993. He was the owner of Clark’s Tire and Auto service in Swarthmore for 27 years.

Gary was a huge sports fan. His two favorite sports were baseball and football. During his youth, he was a great baseball player and played for many local teams. Gary collected sports memorabilia, including a vast collection of trading cards. At one point, he owned a sports memorabilia shop in Glenolden, PA. While not working, Gary enjoyed spending time at the shore with his family and friends. He made friends everywhere he went. Gary loved his children dearly. He was often heard talking about their accomplishments and made it clear that they were his pride and joy. Anyone who knows Gary will know that he will be deeply missed by many.

Gary is preceded in death by his mother, Elaine (Blais)Clark; his uncle David L. Vita; and his cousin David M. Vita.

Gary is survived by his sons Nicholas, Christian, and Jayden; his father Joseph Jr; his uncle Frank Yeager; his aunt Lois (Blais) Vita; his sister Dawn–Marie; his brother Timothy, spouse Melissa and their children Carley, Callie and Collin;his cousin Christine (Vita) Tini, spouse Nicholas, and their daughter Gina; his girlfriend Nicole and her children John and Aubrianna; and his former significant-other Catherine and her sons Michael, Ryan, and Daniel.
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Due to COVID restrictions, services will be private. A celebration of his life will be announced at a later date. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the National Foundation for Ectodermal Dysplasias. www.nfed.org

​William James Barnhurst (Bill), loving husband and father, and dedicated educator, passed away quietly at home in Wallingford, PA on June 29, 2020. He was 92.
Bill was the son of the late Douglas F. Barnhurst and Margaret Mary Daley. He had one brother, James Barnhurst, and one sister, Marie Barnhurst Govus, both of whom have predeceased him. He was raised in Totowa Borough, NJ and graduated Passaic Valley High School. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1946 to 1948, including time stationed in Shanghai, China. Following his Honorable Discharge from the Navy, Bill completed a B.S. from St. Bonaventure College in Olean, NY and a M.S. in Chemistry from Fordham University in New York, NY. He relocated to the Philadelphia area in 1953 to join the faculty of Villanova University. He remained at Villanova as an Assistant Professor in the Chemistry Department for 46 years, serving as Assistant Chair of the department for many of those years.
Bill became a student of Irish culture and took several trips to Ireland, including working trips to Habitat for Humanity sites in Belfast, Northern Ireland with other members of the Villanova community. He was an ardent fan of Villanova basketball and held season tickets for many years. At home, he enjoyed gardening, which he approached as both an art and a science. Bill was a member of St. John Chrysostom parish for 60 years, where he taught CCD and in the 1990’s served as a delegate to the Catholic Campaign for Human Development in the Philadelphia Archdiocese.
Bill is survived by his wife of 66 years, Bernadette Power Barnhurst. He was preceded in death by his grandson, LCpl Eric F Herzberg USMC, who was killed in action in Al Anbar province, Iraq in 2006. Bill will be remembered with love and gratitude by his five children (Marie Barnhurst Robinson, Peggy Goodfellow, Regina Barnhurst, Douglas Barnhurst, and Bernadette Martin), 14 grandchildren (Allison and Erin Barnhurst; Patrick, Colin, Liam, Tiernan, Evan and Mairead Goodfellow; Matthew Herzberg and Katie H Miller; Brendan and Mary Martin; and Christopher and Peirce Robinson), and one great-grandchild (Cali Miller).
Funeral Mass and interment will be private.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations to the following organizations will be appreciated by Bill’s family:

• Augustinian Defenders of the Rights of the Poor (A.D.R.O.P.), 2130 S 21ST ST, SECOND FLOOR, PHILADELPHIA, PA, 19145, United Way Donor Choice Code # 29721, or click here to donate online, https://www.augustinianfund.org/donate.
• Cape May Marianist Family Retreat Center. Donations made out to Marianist Society Inc can be mailed to PO Box 488, Cape May Point, NJ 08212 or click here to donate online through Network for Good, https://www.networkforgood.org/donation/MakeDonation.aspx?ORGID2=222868412&vlrStratCode=FehBZECLaM%2f5Z%2bCKARbtGqpJ%2bqhSOoTM%2b5jjtolcYMZ4loRfD2hHp41UYJ%2f3lC%2bg.

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​Deborah A. “Debbie” Davis Kerr, 57 of Wallingford passed away peacefully at home on June 15, 2020. Born and raised in Wallingford, she was the daughter of the late Carl A. Davis Jr. and Patricia A. (Morrison) Davis. Debbie was a longtime resident of the Garden City section of Wallingford.  She was a graduate of Nether Providence High School Class of 1981. She worked for the United States Postal Service for over 30 years and retired last year.

She is survived by her mother Patricia A. Davis of Wallingford, siblings Kimberly A. Ainge of West Chester and Carl A. Davis III of Wallingford, a niece and nephew, many cousins, aunts and uncles.

Services and burial are private.  Memorial lunch will be at a later date.
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In lieu of flowers contributions  in her memory to the Providence Animal Shelter 555 Sandy Bank Road, Media, PA 19063 are appreciated. 

​Anne Mary Conmy (nee Mulligan) passed away on June 1 st at Fair Acres Geriatric Center.  She was 84 years old.  Anne was born May 26, 1936 in County Mayo, Ireland.  She emigrated to the United States and became a US Citizen on September 1, 1965.  She was a resident of Brookhaven, PA for over 50 years.  Anne loved Big 5 college basketball, Phillies baseball and her grandchildren.  Her stories of growing up in Ireland were legendary as were her meatballs, her cheeseball and her unmatched Irish Potatoes.  She had a kind heart, a dry wit and a fierce devotion to her family.  She mostly was a homemaker, but worked for a time at Scott Paper, Pathmark Markets, and the Penn Delco School District as a crossing guard.  She volunteered as a classroom mom at Our Lady of Charity School. 
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Anne is predeceased by her husband Thomas Conmy, her parents Patrick and Ellen Mulligan, her siblings Mary, James, Anthony, Daniel and Martin. 

She is survived by sons Jim (Sheila), Kevin (Alisa) and five grandchildren Cecilia, Colin, Aidan, Kimberly and Sydney.  Services will be private.  In lieu of flowers please consider making a donation in her name to the Eastern Pennsylvania American Diabetes Association ( https://www.diabetes.org/community/local-offices/eastern-pennsylvania-delaware) or the Delaware Valley Alzheimer’s Association ( https://www.alz.org/delval).