Vincent Del Pidio

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Vincent Del Pidio, 71, of 1873 S. 4th st., died Wednesday night in West Jersey Hospital after a short illness. He was born in Italy, lived in Camden 45 years and was employed by the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines for 35 years, retiring five years ago. He was a member of the Maria SS. Dell'Assunta Society of Camden. Surviving are his widow, Filomena; four daughters, Mrs. Jean Mazola, Camden; Justine, Mary and Antoinette, all at home; two sons, Vincent Jr., at home, and Michael, in the Navy; and two sisters, Mrs. Clementine Di Patri and Mrs. Helen Sabatino, both in Italy.

Vincent Del Pidio, 71, of 1873 S. 4th st., died Wednesday night in West Jersey Hospital after a short illness.

He was born in Italy, lived in Camden 45 years and was employed by the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines for 35 years, retiring five years ago. He was a member of the Maria SS. Dell'Assunta Society of Camden.

Surviving are his widow, Filomena; four daughters, Mrs. Jean Mazola, Camden; Justine, Mary and Antoinette, all at home; two sons, Vincent Jr., at home, and Michael in the Navy, stationed at Port Smith Naval Hospital, Virginia, and two sisters, Mrs. Clementine Di Patri and Mrs. Helen Sabatino, both in Italy.