Edward Cicero

Birth date: Mar 4, 1927 Death date: Apr 12, 2019

Edward Cicero, 92, longtime resident of Delran, NJ passed away on Friday April 12, 2019. Edward was a WWII Navy Veteran, who loved his country dearly and cherished the American Flag and all that it represented. He was extremely p Read Obituary

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Amber Benjamin

371w ago

in honor of Edward.

I have fond memories of Uncle Ed from my childhood. When we would visit Grandmom and Grandpop Creagh, we would always go over to his house and he would give us popsicles and let us watch TV. You could always expect Uncle Ed for lunch and often times dinner. He was the go to man if you wanted to discuss politics! I still to this day talk about how he kept the most immaculate lawn, house, and vehicles I have ever seen.

I'm sorry I'm not able to attend his memorial service. My thoughts and prayers are with Aunt Sally and the rest of our family.

Amber Creagh- Benjamin

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John And Olga Nelson

371w ago

in honor of Edward.

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Mark

371w ago

Uncle Ed was a true gentleman. He was a great family man. He supported his mother, all of his brothers and sisters, their spouses, and all of his many nieces and nephews. He was a hard worker and would grind projects to completion. Attesting to this impeccable work ethic, he was still cutting lawns until a couple years ago. He was an avid sports fan, and he especially loved the Eagles and the Phillies. Uncle Ed was an outstanding recreational golfer in his own right. As a youngster, he took me to my first Eagles game at Franklin Field. He attended many football games at Pennsauken High School in support of my brother, Brian, and me, and continued to follow Brian when he went off to continue his football career at the University of Maryland. With his passing, Uncle Ed joins in heaven those who preceded him, including his three older sisters, Dorothy, Jean, and Frances, and two younger brothers, Frank and George.

Love,
Mark

Jaimie

371w ago

Uncle Ed always held a special place in my heart and always will; we shared a love for sports and most importantly Penn State football. He always knew I loved Penn State growing up and he couldn’t be more excited about it, even when I chose to attend another university I was still his Penn State girl and buddy; his smile would always light up when he saw me because he was so excited to chat with me about the most recent Penn State stats and it always made my day knowing we had that special bond. This was of course just one of many memories we shared with him. Thank you Uncle Ed for having such a special presence in all of our lives and being the best uncle to Missy and I and most importantly our moms; you are extremely loved and cherished. We love you more than you know <3 Love, Jaimie.

Louri

371w ago

We will always remember Sunday morning breakfast with Uncle Ed and Aunt Sally. We would always have to call when we got over there and he would never answer, but would always show up. We had great conversations and many memories were shared. Thank you Uncle Ed for all the memories.

Love,
Louri and Frank

Melissa

371w ago

Uncle Ed would always come over for Thanksgiving and our two dogs, Junior and Maddie, would get SO excited to see him! He would sit for hours with Junior on his lap, chatting about sports, politics, the weather and my schooling. He always showed interest in whatever I had to share and was always encouraging me to keep going, even when I changed my major 3 times.

Joann Reynik

371w ago

Christmas time was a very special time for me as a youngster. Most of my childhood Christmases were spent on Discher St in Northeast Philadelphia. My Dad was in the Air Force, so if we lived close enough (Cape Cod) we would spend Christmas with my Grand-mom Sadie and Uncle Ed. One of our family traditions was to purchase the Christmas tree on Christmas Eve. Uncle Ed and my Dad would spend Christmas Eve shopping for the best Christmas tree for a dollar. They could afford more, but they liked the challenge. Usually their tree was met with not so pleasing remarks from my Mom and Grand-mom, but with Santa's magic my brother Keith and I would come down to a spectacularly decorated and lit Christmas tree. Racing around the tree was a toy train set my Uncle Ed had spent the night putting together. Thank you Uncle Ed for all the precious memories we shared. Love you, JoAnn