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The newspaper obituary for Carmen Lippo.

It announces that he passed on May 3, 1994, and lists the surviving relatives, and invites people to the funeral home that will host the viewing, and the church where the service will be held.

The newspaper obituary for Dominic A. Iezzi.

It announces that he passed at the age of 48, worked as an Assistant Vice President at Continental Bank in Philadelphia, was a veteran from the Korean War, and lists his surviving family members.

The newspaper obituary for Dominic A. Iezzi.

It announces that the surviving relatives, and invites people to the funeral home that will host the viewing, the church where the service will be held, and the cemetery where the burial will take place.

The newspaper obituary for Frank Lippo.

It announces that he passed on July 4, 1998, lists the surviving relatives, and invites people to the church where the service will be held, the cemetary where the burial will take place, and the funeral home is listed at the bottom of the announecement.

The obituary also requests for donations to be made to the American Cancer Society at their Philadelphia location.

The newspaper obituary for Frank Lippo.

It announces that he passed from cancer at the age of 75, was born in South Philadelphia, became an OBGYN and maintained a private practice in Methodist Hospital for 40 years with his wife as a partner - who was also an OBGYN. It also mentions that we was in the 777th tank batallion during World War 2, and was part of the Battle of the Bulge.

The obituary also lists the surviving relatives, the church where the service will be held, and the cemetary where the burial will take place.

The obituary also requests for donations to be made to the American Cancer Society at their Philadelphia location in lieu of flowers.

The Philadelphia Inquirer printing a correction and clarification of information that was printed within Frank Lippo's obituary in the Philadelphia Inquirer. 

The newspaper obituary for Jill Scott.

It announces that she passed on August 4, 1999, lists the surviving relatives, and lists the church where the service will be held.

The obituary also requests for donation to be made to Vitas Hospice or the Alzheimer's Association of Broward County.

The newspaper obituary for Jill Scott.

It announces that she passed on August 4, 1999, lists the surviving relatives, and lists the church where the service will be held.

The obituary also requests for donation to be made to Vitas Hospice or the Alzheimer's Association of Broward County.

The newspaper obituary for Joe Lippo.

The obituary mentions his surviving family members, his career as a prison guard for Philadelphia County Prisons, and explains that services will occur at his residential home on Wednesday, March 20^th, at 1p.m.

Friends were welcome to offer condolences by phone on Tuesday evening, the night before the services and burial occurred.  

The newspaper obituary for Lucy Lippo Buonanno, who passed away on August 15, 1961.

The obituary mentions Lucy's surviving family, gives the address for the Funeral home, the location of the church service, and the cemetery where the burial would occur. 

The newspaper obituary for Mary Lippo Marrongelli.

It announces that the surviving relatives, and invites people to the funeral home that will host the viewing, the church where the service will be held, and the cemetery where the burial will take place.

The newspaper obituary for Nicholas Marrongelli, who passed away on December 21, 1982. The obituary includes his surviving family members, the Funeral Home that will host the wake ceremony, the church that will host the mass ceremony, the location of the cemetery where he would be buried, and the time when people may call to express condolences the day before.