Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Verna, Antoinette M. April 24, 2009
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  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 4/26/2009 
  Verna, Antoinette M.    
   
  Antoinette M. Verna, 80, of North Wildwood, NJ, passed away at home on Friday, 
  April, 24, 2009. Born in Lebanon, PA, to the parents of Domeico and Angelina 
  Mongelluzzi, Verna graduated from Lebanon Catholic High School and worked for 
  Catholic charities in Harrisburg, PA. Upon relocating to the Wildwood area, 
  Verna was employed by The New Jersey Association for the Mentally Disabled. She 
  was also employed by the City of Wildwood and served as secretary and treasurer 
  for the City of Wildwood Parking Authority, secretary and bookkeeper for 
  Wildwood Convention Hall Authority, secretary to Wildwood Mayors Charles 
  Masciarella and Earl Ostrander, as well as Commissioner Richard Nordaby. 
  Antoinette retired from the City of Wildwood in 1993 after 26 years of service 
  as Acting Director of Tourism, where she introduced to the area the Wildwood 
  International Kite Festival and National Marbles Tournament and the Wildwood 
  Antique Car Show. Verna was also a former H&R Block franchise owner in the 
  Wildwood and North Cape May areas. Verna is predeceased by her husband, Joseph 
  L. Verna, her sister, Mary Reigle, her brothers, Monsignor Francis Mongelluzzi, 
  John Mongelluzzi, James Mongelluzzi and Matthew Mongelluzzi. Verna is survived 
  by her daughters, Michelle Morkun (Anthony), Nina Catanoso (Charles), Barbara 
  Gallagher (John), and Cecilia Cooper (William), her brother Louis (Gene) 
  Mongelluzzi , her 13 grandchildren, Debrah, Dyanna, Carli Quinn (Kevin), 
  Brooke, Amber, Jimmy, Shyvonne, Jay, Bill Cooper (Lauren), Brandon, Natalie, 
  Joe, Trever, and two greatgrandchildren, Nola and Stella, as well as many 
  nieces and nephews. Mass and Christian burial will be celebrated Tuesday, April 
  28, at 11 a.m. at St. Ann's Church, located at 2900 Atlantic Avenue, Wildwood, 
  NJ. Friends may call St. Ann's Church at 10 a.m., followed by internment at St. 
  Mary's Cemetery in Lower Township. In lieu of flowers, her family wishes 
  donations be made to: The Brain Tumor Foundation 1350 Avenue of the Americas 
  Suite 1200 New York, NY 10019 Holy Redeemer Home Care 1801 Route 9 North 
  Swainton, NJ 08210  
  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 4/26/2009  
  
  
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