Bob Jones was Pottstown Borough Manager from 1994 to 2002. He died last week in Florida.
World traveler, volunteer, and the first woman elected to the Owen J. Roberts School Board, Isabel Rosewarne inspired in many ways.
Pottstown's Nadia Lopez, 26, "had a heart of gold that was bigger than life," her obituary reads.
The Pottstown native sang in some of the country's largest venues, including performances on The Tonight Show and The Ed Sullivan Show.
Pottstown's Kristine Tufarolo, 48, "set a precedent for what a friend should be," her obituary states.
Alex Howell, 34, was described in his obituary as "socially and politically conscious." He loved sports, reading, and music.
Pottstown's Judith Sakal, 57, loved yard work, camping, and, most of all, her children.
Tascione, of Pottstown, died on Sunday. The former Ringing Hill fire chief was a firefighter for more than 50 years.
Kenny Long, a member of the Owen J. Roberts class of 2004, has passed away. He was 30.
The legendary folk singer contributed a song last year to a children's compilation album that benefits the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bucks County.
Ray Swavely was born in Pottstown,and attended Owen J. Roberts High School. Swavely was employed for many years as an installer for Waltz Turf Farm, and also worked as a driver for Quigley Bus Company,
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She was born in Pottstown and was later a Sunday school teacher.
He used his Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology to help patients.
He was a World War II veteran and a member of the Sheet Metal Workers Union.
Law was a Penn State alum who was a member of the Pottstown Elks.
Thomas Waters Jr. was also a solicitor for Abington and served and a MontCo DA.
Doris (Miller) McTavish, 92, was a resident at Manatawny Manor in Pottstown. She was born in Norristown and a long time resident of Royersford.
Member of the Pottstown Quoit Club; June 23.
Mrs. Yerger was a 1935 graduate of the former Warwick High School and also a 1938 graduate of the former Pottstown Hospital School of Nursing, retiring in 1964.
James March, known for his generosity, is described as "not your average person," by family.
He served in World War II in the U.S. Army, later co-owned and operated Swenson's Garage in Royersford for 45 years.
He was an Auto Mechanic, employed by a number of dealerships in the area including Knopf Chrysler Plymouth in Ambler and Gateway Nissan in Norristown prior to his retirement in 1999.
A local resident died on Sunday.
Ed Stone held three world records in diving.
Grace Wampler, 98, died on Monday.
Elmer Lorah, who has family in Pottstown, died suddenly on April 13.
The Lower Providence woman had been missing since early January. Her body was found earlier this month.
A local pastor recalls Pottstown community pillar Galen C. Royer Sr. The former optometrist and proprietor of Ben's Music died at age 85 on Wednesday.
Pottstown High School students and staff said goodbye to their beloved "Sarge," Master Sgt. Donald MacNeil.