​Michael Walter Granwehr, 80, of Wallingford, PA, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his children on September 8, 2026.
 
Born on January 12, 1946, in Suffern, NY, to Robert and Helen Granwehr, Michael was a proud first-generation Swiss-American. He graduated from St. Peter’s Prep (1963) and Boston College (1967). He was a proud U.S. Marine Corps Veteran, where he served courageously as a Field Artillery Captain and Aerial Reconnaissance Photographer in Vietnam from 1968 to 1969, receiving an honorable discharge in 1973.
 
Michael had a distinguished corporate career, working for Chase Manhattan Bank, Bankers Trust, Avon in NYC, founding Classic Development Corp. in Williamsburg, VA, and serving for 18 years as Partner and President of CTX America, Inc. in Wallingford, PA. Michael was a devout parishioner of St. John Chrysostom Church where he was heavily involved in the Knights of Columbus (serving as Grand Knight), a CYO basketball coach, and taught CCD. Above all, he was a devoted husband and father, cherished for his wonderful sense of humor and an unforgettable, comforting smile.
 
He is predeceased by his beloved wife of 49 years, Margaret "Peggy" Granwehr and survived by his children, Kevin (Leah), Kerry (John), Faith, Katie (Daniel), and Christopher; grandchildren, Adelle, Paige, Charlotte, Derrick, Zoey, baby Elle and siblings Veronica, Rita, Peter, Yvonne, and Stephen.
 
Services:
•        Viewings: Tuesday, Sept. 15th, 6–8 PM and Wednesday, September 16th, 9:30–10:30 AM at Carr Funeral Home, 935 S. Providence Rd., Wallingford, PA 19086.
•        Funeral Mass: Wednesday, September 16th, 11 AM at St. John Chrysostom Church, 617 S. Providence Rd., Wallingford, PA 19086. Burial to follow at St. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Springfield, PA 19064.
 
Thanks to all for their thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to:
Tunnel to Towers Foundation   or    Ways To Give | Gary Sinise Foundation

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• Theodora Jean (Kryworuka) Clark, age, 87 of Media, PA passed away on September 5, 2026, at Riddle Village. Born in Chester, PA and graduated from Chester High School, she was employed with PA CareerLink as an Employer Relations Representative for 45 years before retiring in 2006.  Theodora loved going down to the shore, especially Wildwood, NJ and relaxing in the sun, swimming and reading.
  She was preceded in death by beloved husband of 48 years, Harry G. Clark, along with parents, Theodore and Mary (Luczeczko) Kryworuka, brother Theodore Kryworuka Jr. and sister Dorothy Rouke.
  Theodora is survived by her son, William F. Pye and daughter in law Carolyn J. Pye of Wallingford, PA. 
  Funeral services will be private.

​John “Jack” Wood Sr. passed away peacefully at home on August 7th, 2026. Jack was born on August 31, 1931, to the late William and Marie Wood in Ridley Park, PA. Jack was raised in Essington, PA, and a 1949 Bulldog graduate from Saint James High School.

Jack was a proud Union Steelworker and shop steward at Lansdowne Steel for 35 years. His greatest joy was spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren and great grandsons, and traveling on many bus tours of the USA with his wife Maureen. He loved sports, especially the Green Bay Packers and Coach Vince Lombardi and Notre Dame football. Jack played the banjo and marched in many 1950s Mummers Day Parades. He also loved playing the lottery every day hoping to win the “big one.” Jack was a prankster, storyteller (including some whoppers) and enjoyed his life.

Jack is predeceased by and joins in heaven his beloved wife of 70 years Maureen Wood (nee Maillie), his sisters, Alice Buck, and Anne Hummel; brothers William, Francis, and Charles Wood.
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Jack is survived by his sister Lucy Buck, his children Judith Aydelotte (Bob), John Jr (Carol). Grandchildren Shanna (Andrew) Aydelotte, Corrie (Jarrod) Stein, and Brian Wood (Katelyn), great grandsons Jameson and Owen, Colin, and Jack. Jack was also beloved by his many nephews and nieces.
 
There is a special shoutout for Jack’s granddaughter Shanna and her sons Jameson and Owen for the wonderful care provided to Dad through many illnesses. We also thank the wonderful nurses and staff of Main Line Hospice for all the care they provided Dad.
 
There will be a Celebration of Life on Sunday August 30th from 1 to 4 pm at the Ogden Fire House, 4300 Naamans Creek Rd, Boothwyn, PA 19061. Come wearing your favorite sports jersey to honor Dad’s love of sports.

​Marilyn Claire McCauley (nee Quinn) May 7, 1944 – July 30, 2026

Marilyn was born May 7th, 1944, to single mother Loretta Quinn of Philadelphia, PA. From that day on, her grandparents, aunts and uncles encircled little Marilyn with love and pride, providing a family bond which continues today. After her mother married John Steer, Marilyn not only gained a loving father but her fiercely loved siblings; Janet Steer Slaton (Gerald,) John (Jack) Steer (Diane) and Joseph Steer (Delores.) In her late teens, Marilyn worked at the Hot Shoppes as a car hop where she met a line cook, John McCauley. They married in 1962 and started their 46-year marriage. They resided in various towns of Delaware County including Ridley Park and Aston where they enjoyed lifelong friendships with many neighbors.

Marilyn worked at Sears at the Granite Run Mall and Lawrence Park until her retirement when she moved to Bear, DE. In Bear, Marilyn again, was lucky enough to have some very special neighbors. Marilyn and her husband learned quickly what parenting entailed as they were instrumental in the rearing of her own siblings. But Marilyn’s true motherhood started when she had John, Jr., Maureen (Joseph,) Hugh (Donna,) and Michelle (Eric.) She raised her children steeped in her strong Catholic faith and a “nun like” discipline. Nothing got past Marilyn, her children can attest to it. Marilyn, as a highly favored aunt and grandmother, sealed the family bond even tighter. Her best times were spent with her 10 grandchildren, 19 nieces and nephews and 27 (and still counting) great nieces and nephews.

Marilyn will be lovingly remembered by her family not only for her delicious cooking but for her sense of humor, her solid advice and her loving hugs. Marilyn, at 82 years old, is preceded in death by many special people which enabled her large collection of funeral prayer cards. She treasured these memories and often enjoyed a cup of coffee with a slice of cake while she perused them.

​ Mass of Christian Burial: Thursday, August 6th, 2026 10:30 am Church of St Joseph 3255 Concord Road Aston, PA 19014 Visitation: Is at 9:30 am at Donnelly Hall (enter at rear of Church) Interment: SS Peter and Paul Cemetery

​Julia Rebecca Bush was born in Media, Pennsylvania, on April 18, 2002. She was raised in West Chester, Pennsylvania, as the daughter of Linda O’Connor and Michael Bush, sister of Anna Bush and Joe O’Connor, and stepdaughter of Mike O’Connor and Kristin Bush. 
 
She attended Hillsdale Elementary School, Peirce Middle School, Henderson High School, and Jean Madeline Aveda Institute in Philadelphia. 
 
Family was everything to Julia. She loved to drive around and listen to music with Anna. She attended concerts and music festivals with her Dad, Kristin, and Anna, and they took fantastic vacations to Italy, California, and other memorable locations. They spent valuable time watching movies and TV together, always making each other laugh, and Julia’s great sense of humor came from her Dad.
 
Julia loved to visit the Caribbean with her Mom, Mike, Anna, and Joe, and she would wake everyone up for the sunrise. She loved to cook and bake with her Mom, especially at the holidays, and enjoyed golfing with her Mom and Mike. (She was getting better each time.) Julia loved to watch Philadelphia sports with Joe and make runs to Dairy Queen on hot nights. 
 
Most importantly, Julia made countless memories in Sea Isle City with all of her family members, including grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. 
 
From the day she was born, Julia filled every room she entered with love and laughter. She was passionate about music, art, sports, astrology, spirituality, and anything that could bring her closer to people. 
 
Julia had an artistic nature. She was passionate about creating with paint, markers, pencils, hair, or makeup and could always rely on a canvas to help her express her emotions and inspirations. 
 
She lived in Philadelphia for several years and started careers in cosmetology and the service industry. Julia cared for her clients and “regulars” by sharing her stories and always being an incredible listener. She grew a strong network of friends who described her as brave, loyal, silly, supportive, funny, and welcoming. They all played an important part in her life and inspired her to be a strong and independent woman. 
 
Julia tried to build people up when they were feeling low and would do anything for her beloved family and friends. She left a mark on everyone’s life no matter how briefly she knew them. Julia will never be forgotten.
 
Julia is survived by her parents Linda and Mike O’Connor and Michael and Kristin Bush; her sister Anna Bush; her brother Joe O’Connor; her grandparents John E. Carr, Jr. and Nancy Bush; her bonus grandparents Christine and Ray Gothie and Kathy Johnson; and many aunts, uncles, cousins, and fur babies, all of whom will miss her dearly.
 
The celebration of Julia’s life will take place on Friday, July 24, 2026, at Carr Funeral Home, 935 S. Providence Road, Wallingford, PA. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and a tribute to Julia will follow. 
 
The O’Connor family will hold a Mass Saturday, July 25, 2026. Relatives and friends are invited to her visitation from 9 to 9:45 a.m., followed by a Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. at St. Agnes Church, 233 W. Gay Street, West Chester, PA. A burial of the O’Connor family’s ashes will follow at Lawn Croft Cemetery, 1000 W. Ridge Road, Linwood, PA.
 
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributing to Active Minds or the Chester County Art Association.