At some point in the last 8 years you either helped or received help from Reys of Hope
That is why I am writing to you.
Last Tuesday 11/10/15, my sister Patricia, who was an active part of the Reys of Hope organization, died. She had been very ill during the last 3 years and her death though sad was expected. Her last 2 weeks were spent in Samaritan Hospice Care at Virtua Hospital in Mt Holly, where she received excellent care. Father John and our mother were with her until the end. Reys of Hope, which was such a big part of her life for the last 8 years will continue on and as always we will need donations for that to happen.
But right now I am asking for your assistance with something else that is as important. I want to make sure Father John knows that others are thinking of him. Excluding the time when each of them were in the hospital, he was with my sister during most of the hours that they were awake for almost 9 years. That is a long time to now be spending most of his time alone. At this time he could benefit from simply knowing he is being remembered. With the loss of Patricia, and his inability to drive due to health reasons, there will be hours when he will have nothing but time to think. Some times that is not a positive thing. He also will be turning 84 in a matter of days and within the past few weeks has had to move out of NJ into PA ( to an area no where near where he had been living).
With all of these changes it could become very easy for sadness to take over. He is a wonderful man and I would
hate to see that happen to him. His email is not active at this time but if you are willing, a simple you are being
thought of card sent thru the mail would be welcome. Please pass this request on to anyone who may have been touched by their kindness.
There can never be too much positive energy being sent his way. Thank you~ Peaches Yacono
Fr. John Bellezza
31 Stoney Hill Rd #220
Morrisville, PA 19067
Non-Profit Charity Helping those in need in Southern New Jersey - Burlington, Camden, Ocean, Mercer, Gloucester and Atlantic counties. Registered under Holy Angels Children's Society 501(c)(3) in the State of New Jersey. Please visit our web site http://www.reysofhope.com. Reys of Hope is only made possible through generous people and their private donations. We get no funding from Federal, State or local government. Without the help of our supporters we could not help those less fortunate.
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Wednesday, November 18, 2015
Letter from Peaches.....
c> Last
Tuesday 11/10/15 my sister Patricia who was an active part
of the Reys of Hope organization died. She had been very ill
during the last 3 years and her death though sad was
expected. Her last 2 weeks were spent in Samaritan Hospice
care in Mt Holly hospital where she received excellent care.
Father John along with our mother were both there at the
end. Reys of Hope which was such a big part of her life for
the last 8 years will of course continue on and as always we
will need donations for that to happen. But right now I am
asking for your assistance with something else that is as
important. Though he of course is a religious man so he
never feels alone I want to make sure that Father John knows
that others are thinking of him. Excluding when one of them
were in the hospital he was with my sister during most of
the hours that they were awake for almost 9 years. That is a
long time to now be spending most of his time alone.At this
time he could benefit from simply knowing he is being
remembered. With the loss of Patricia, and his inability to
drive due to health reasons there will be hours where when
he will have nothing but time to think. Some times that is
not a positive thing. He also will be turning 84 in a matter
of days and within the past few weeks has had to move out of
NJ into PA ( to an area no where near where he had been
living). With all of these changes it could become very easy
for sadness to take over. He is a wonderful man and I would
hate to see that happen to him. His email is not active at
this time but if you are willing a simple you are being
thought of card sent thru the mail would be welcome. He has
no idea I am sending this email because there is no need for
him to know. Please pass this request on to anyone and
everyone that would be willing to send him a letter or card
to him as there can never be to much positive energy being
sent his way. Thank you~ Peaches Yacono
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Sunday, November 15, 2015
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Condolences
For those who may wish to send condolences to Fr. John and/or Pat's family, here is their contact information:
Fr. John Bellezza
631 Stoney Hill Rd #220
Morrisville, PA 19067
Sara Yacono & Family
35 Forrest Avenue
Eastampton Twsp, NJ 08060
Please also remember you are welcome to attend her graveside service at Mount Holly Cemetery on Monday at 11:00AM.
Fr. John Bellezza
631 Stoney Hill Rd #220
Morrisville, PA 19067
Sara Yacono & Family
35 Forrest Avenue
Eastampton Twsp, NJ 08060
Please also remember you are welcome to attend her graveside service at Mount Holly Cemetery on Monday at 11:00AM.
Friday, November 13, 2015
Memorial Service for Pat
For those who would like to attend Pat's Memorial Service - it will be held on Monday, November 16th at 11:00AM at Mt Holly Cemetery, 225 Ridgway St, Mount Holly, NJ 08060 · located near Rancocas Valley High School. Fr. John will perform the service.
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Our Pat
It is with great sadness that I write this. After a lengthy illness,
our Pat passed away this Tuesday at 4PM. She had been in hospice care
for several weeks. Father John was with her until the end and she was
able to say a few last words to him before dying. She was aware he was there
as was her mother.
Pat was the most generous, selfless woman I've known. She thought of others before herself - ALWAYS. When I last visited with her - her main concern was Linda's Hats for Hope - because the folks that rec'd them were so happy to be warm.
Reys of Hope will continue on as she wanted to make sure the important work she was part of will continue. At her request there will be no viewing, there will be a graveside service at Mount Holly Cemetery, 225 Ridgway St., Mount Holly, NJ 08060. I will post details as soon as they are finalized. Everyone is welcome.
For those who would like to send condolences to Father John and her family - please give me a day to get all their contact info as they recently moved.
Pat was the most generous, selfless woman I've known. She thought of others before herself - ALWAYS. When I last visited with her - her main concern was Linda's Hats for Hope - because the folks that rec'd them were so happy to be warm.
Reys of Hope will continue on as she wanted to make sure the important work she was part of will continue. At her request there will be no viewing, there will be a graveside service at Mount Holly Cemetery, 225 Ridgway St., Mount Holly, NJ 08060. I will post details as soon as they are finalized. Everyone is welcome.
For those who would like to send condolences to Father John and her family - please give me a day to get all their contact info as they recently moved.
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