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01/28/2026

Susan Caruso DiPatrizio

Susan Caruso DiPatrizio passed away on January 26, 2026 at age 75. She is the Beloved Wife of Benedetto and Loving Mother of Anthony. Relatives and friends are invited to her viewing and funeral on SATURDAY January 31st from 10:30am to 12:00pm at The PENNSYLVANIA BURIAL CO., INC., 1327-29 S. Broad Street. Prayer Service begins at 12:00pm. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill, NJ.

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01/28/2026

Muoi Nguyen

Họ tên : Mười Nguyễn

Năm sinh :12/12/1944

Có vợ , 1 con gái và 1 con trai

Cháu nội , ngoại

Mười Nguyễn, sinh ra ở làng quê Duy Xuyên Đà Nẵng, là con út trong gia đình có 9 anh chị em, trong thời kỳ chiến tranh loạn lạc. Nhưng đã có 1 tuổi thơ hồn nhiên,yên bình, vui vẻ ở Bán Đảo Cam Ranh. Chính nhờ đó ông đã có 1 tinh thần lạc quan vui vẻ trong suốt cuộc đời sau này. Ông kết hôn năm 1978 và có 1 con gái và 1 con trai. Ông trải qua cơn tai biến năm 2003 và đã cố gắng tập vật lý trị liệu trong suốt nửa năm để có thể nói chuyện và đi lại bình thường. Năm 2011 Ông đến Mỹ để đoàn tụ với con gái. Từ đó sống cuộc sống lành mạnh và vui vẻ. Ông làm vườn, cắt cỏ,trồng hoa, tưới cây,tập thể dục, đi bộ mỗi ngày, chăm sóc 2 chú chó nhỏ. Sống 1 cuộc sống yên bình và hiền hòa. Năm 2023 sức khoẻ Ông dần yếu nhưng ông vẫn tham gia Hội nhóm Người cao tuổi, cố gắng vận động và sống lạc quan. Tuổi tác đã không giúp ông sống lâu hơn với con cháu và gia đình. Ông ra đi trong yên bình không đau đớn như chính cuộc đời hiền lành và nhân hậu của ông. Sinh thời ông yêu nhạc Trịnh và thích ca hát. Với tình thần đó xin tiễn ông về cõi vĩnh hằng mây bay theo lời ca da diết “bao nhiêu năm rồi còn mãi ra đi…”

Mr. Mười Nguyễn was born in the rural village of Duy Xuyên, Đà Nẵng, the youngest of nine siblings, growing up amid the hardships and uncertainty of wartime. Yet fate granted him a childhood filled with innocence, peace, and simple joy on the Cam Ranh Peninsula. Those gentle early years nurtured in him a bright, optimistic spirit—one that stayed with him throughout his life. He married in 1978 and devoted his life to his family, raising one daughter and one son with quiet love and responsibility. In 2003, he suffered a stroke that changed his life, but never his will. Through six months of determined physical therapy, he patiently relearned how to speak and walk, facing each challenge with resilience and quiet strength. In 2011, he came to the United States to reunite with his daughter. From that moment on, his days were simple and full of peace. He found joy in tending the garden, cutting grass, planting flowers, watering trees, exercising, and taking daily walks. He lovingly cared for his two small dogs, finding comfort in routine and harmony with nature. His life flowed gently—kind, calm, and unassuming. By 2023, his health gradually weakened, yet his spirit remained strong. He continued to participate in senior community groups, staying active, connected, and optimistic, always choosing light over hardship. Time did not allow him to stay longer with his children, grandchildren, and loved ones. Still, he departed this world peacefully and without pain—just as he had lived: with gentleness, compassion, and a quiet kindness that touched those around him. He loved the music of Trịnh Công Sơn and often found joy in singing. With that same tender spirit, we now bid him farewell on his final journey, drifting into eternity with the lingering melody: “So many years have passed, yet still, we continue to depart…”

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01/25/2026

Angela Andreozzi

Angela Andreozzi (née Giordano) went to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on January 24, at the age of 96.

She was the devoted wife of the late R. Joseph Andreozzi, with whom she shared more than 65 years of marriage until his passing in 2023. Angela was a loving and devoted mother of Andrew Andreozzi (Lorraine) and Jonathan Andreozzi (Joanie).

She was a cherished grandmother of Vincent, Matthew (Jessica), Nicholas, and Danielle, and a beloved great-grandmother of Santino and Natalia.

Angela was a devoted homemaker whose life was centered on her faith, her family, and her unwavering love for her husband. Her cooking, baking, and hospitality was a powerful display of the love of Jesus and her infamous Italian cookie recipes have become a staple in many kitchens. She will be fondly remembered for her beautiful smile, her gentle spirit, and her unshakable faith in her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ - a faith that guided her life and brought comfort to all who knew her.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests donations be made in her memory to Family Radio at 4057 Rural Plains Circle Ste 300, Franklin, TN 37064 or www.familyradio.org.

Service days and times are pending and will be announced.

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01/24/2026

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01/24/2026

Tuyet Lan T. Nguyen

Tuyet Lan T. Nguyen was born in Vietnam on July 29, 1970. Before beginning her life in the United States, she lived in the Philippines and California with her mother, eventually laying down roots in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania—a place she proudly called home. She passed away peacefully on January 23, 2026, at 5:27 p.m., surrounded by love.

She is survived by her devoted husband, Kent; her beloved mother, Tuyet; and her five children: Mimi, Kathy, Lucy, Nancy, and Kenny.

Tuyet Lan was vibrant, fun-loving, deeply caring, and truly the life of the party. She loved to sing karaoke, dance, and cook—passions she was able to live out daily as the owner and operator of the family restaurant, where laughter, music, and love filled the space as much as the food did.

In 2021, our family received the news of her Stage IV lung adenocarcinoma diagnosis. Over the next four years, eight months, and eleven days, she fought with remarkable strength and resilience. Through radiation and chemotherapy, she continued to show up for her family and her life, never allowing her illness to define her. During this time, she fulfilled one of her lifelong goals—becoming a United States citizen—an achievement she was incredibly proud of.

Having been orphaned at a young age, Tuyet Lan always dreamed of building a big, loving family, and she did just that. Family was the center of her world. She passed peacefully and pain-free, surrounded by her husband, her mother, and her five children by her side.

Her legacy lives on in the love she gave, the memories she created, and the family she built with intention, joy, and heart.

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01/23/2026

01/23/2026

Lien Huynh

Lien Huynh, a devoted Wife of Tuan Ma, beloved Mother of Linh, Teresa, Allec, and Nghi, Sister of Long Huynh, and loving Grandmother of Andrew (Linh & Samuel); Alyssa and Harry (Teresa & Ed); Abigail and Ayden (Allec & Anna); Jonathan, Brandon, and Danielle (Nghi & Tommy), passed away on January 22, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of warmth, perseverance, and unconditional love. Born on March 22, 1942, in Vietnam and immigrated to Philadelphia in 1979, Lien lived her eighty-four years with purpose, loyalty, and love for her husband, children, and grandchildren.

She had health issues since she was an infant and was always sick, but it never stopped her from becoming that devoted wife and caring mother. Her heart was always anchored in her family. While her husband worked multiple jobs to support their family, she stayed home to care for her children. She made sure they were well fed, clothed, and supported to become successful in schools, careers, and their own families. She never stopped worrying and caring for and about her children even in her last days and weeks. She had always put her family first with an unconditional love that is both undeniable and unshakable.

She found joy in cooking, eating, and traveling. She did everything with dignity, grace, and love. You could smell and taste it in every home cooked meal, see it in the clothes that she had sewn for her children in her early years, and feel it on her pristine kitchen countertops, dishes, and appliances. However, her greatest joy was her role as grandmother to her grandchildren Andrew, Jonathan, Alyssa, Brandon, Harry, Abby, Danielle, and Ayden to whom she was deeply loving.

Though her time with us was cut short in her battle with illness, Lien’s spirit lives on in every life she touched. She will be deeply missed and forever loved, remembered always for her forgiving spirit and quiet beautiful soul.

Mười Nguyễn, sinh ra ở làng quê Duy Xuyên Đà Nẵng, là con út trong gia đình có 9 anh chị em, trong thời kỳ chiến tranh loạn lạc. Nhưng đã có 1 tuổi thơ hồn nhiên,yên bình, vui vẻ ở Bán Đảo Cam Ranh. Chính nhờ đó ông đã có 1 tinh thần lạc quan vui vẻ trong suốt cuộc đời sau này.

Ông kết hôn năm 1978 và có 1 con gái và 1 con trai. Ông trải qua cơn tai biến năm 2003 và đã cố gắng tập vật lý trị liệu trong suốt nửa năm để có thể nói chuyện và đi lại bình thường.

Năm 2011 Ông đến Mỹ để đoàn tụ với con gái. Từ đó sống cuộc sống lành mạnh và vui vẻ. Ông làm vườn, cắt cỏ,trồng hoa, tưới cây,tập thể dục, đi bộ mỗi ngày, chăm sóc 2 chú chó nhỏ. Sống 1 cuộc sống yên bình và hiền hòa.

Năm 2023 sức khoẻ Ông dần yếu nhưng ông vẫn tham gia Hội nhóm Người cao tuổi, cố gắng vận động và sống lạc quan.

Tuổi tác đã không giúp ông sống lâu hơn với con cháu và gia đình. Ông ra đi trong yên bình không đau đớn như chính cuộc đời hiền lành và nhân hậu của ông.

Sinh thời ông yêu nhạc Trịnh và thích ca hát. Với tình thần đó xin tiễn ông về cõi vĩnh hằng mây bay theo lời ca da diết “bao nhiêu năm rồi còn mãi ra đi…”

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01/23/2026

Senh Phun Chen 陳榮青

Cherry Hill, NJ — Senh passed away on January 21, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of strength, sharp wit, and unbreakable devotion to those he held dear.

From the very beginning, Senh walked to the beat of his own drum. Fiercely independent, he navigated life on his own terms—never waiting for permission to pursue a dream or speak his mind. His life was not defined by convention, but by the courage to be authentically himself.

While he cherished his autonomy, Senh’s heart belonged wholly to his family. He loved fiercely and protected loyally. Though he did not always take the traditional path, he was the first to show up when it mattered most.

A life so boldly lived deserves to be celebrated. Senh will be deeply missed and forever remembered.

Senh is survived by his siblings Paul Cheng, Don Cheng, Amanda Chen, Va Chen, and John Chen. He was born to Sang Nhit Chen and Loc Mui Lenh. Please see Funeral Arrangements below

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01/23/2026

01/21/2026

Kien Tu Ho

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01/20/2026

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Frank P. Olivieri
1938 2026

01/20/2026

Dolores Filipponi

Dolores Filipponi (nee Rosetti) passed away on January 19, 2026 at age 83. Beloved Wife of Peter Sr.; Loving Mother of Peter Jr. (Rosanne) and the late Denise (the late Robert), and the late Danielle. Dear Mom Mom of Bobby, Angelo, Christopher (Kevin), Peter III (Brianna), and Destinee (Sean); survived by 4 loving great grandchildren; Sister of Jeanette (the late Ronald) Minore and the late Sylvia and Lucille. Also survived by nieces and nephews. Her family will greet relatives and friends on THURSDAY January 29th from 10:00am to 11:00am at The PENNSYLVANIA BURIAL CO., INC., 1327-29 S. Broad St. Prayer Service begins at 10:30am Interment private.

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