DEDICATED TO OUR BROTHER
Walter “Sarge” Jankowski (1949-2023)
Rest In Peace Sarge
Walter F Jankowski of Cinnaminson, New Jersey | 1949 - 2023 |
Relatives and friends are invited to pay their respects, with no receiving line, on Saturday, August 19th from 10:00am to 11:00am, followed by a Celebration of Life beginning promptly at 11:00am, all at Weber Funeral Home, 112 Broad St., Riverton, NJ 08077. Inurnment will follow at Lakeview Memorial Park, Cinnaminson, NJ
DEDICATED TO OUR BROTHER
Bryan “Skully” Muller (6-1-2023)
Rest In Peace Skully
Bryan K. Muller, on June 1, 2023, of Southampton, NJ; formerly of Burlington County. Age 53.
Beloved husband of the late Michelle Muller (nee Interlante). Devoted father of Alexandra, Aurora, Nicholas (Taylor), and Luke (Angelina). Loving grandfather of Logan and LJ. Dear brother of Steve Muller and Joe Muller. Cherished son of Chuck and Maryann Muller. Also survived by many nieces and nephews, and his many brothers from the Nam Knights Club.
Bryan was a hard worker. He was a proud member of the Nam Knights of America Motorcycle Club. He enjoyed riding his bike, drinking, and having a good time with family and friends.
DEDICATED TO OUR BROTHER
Steve “Road Dog” Berry (7/16/1950 - 4/15/2023)
Rest In Peace Road Dog
DEDICATED TO OUR BROTHER
Michael “Magoo” Nespoli
January 8, 1948 - September 9, 2020
Rest In Peace Magoo
On September 9, 2020, Mickey Nespoli, also known as "Magoo," passed away. Mickey was born on January 8th, 1948 in Philadelphia, PA to the late Albert A. Nespoli and Carmella F. (nee Salvo).
He was also predeceased by a brother, Albert A. Nespoli, and loving sister, Louise B. Nespoli. Mickey is survived by daughters Natalie Nespoli-Lawson of Pennsville, and Michelle Nespoli of Williamstown; cherished grandson Justin Nespoli; granddaughters Zoewe and Marlee Lawson; and great-grandsons Cohen Sutton and Elias "BIG E" Nespoli. He was one proud PopPop!
Mickey loved the Philadelphia Eagles, playing pool, telling stories, cracking jokes, and most of all riding his Harley! He was the happiest when riding his Harley Davidson and being with his brothers in the club. Mickey was an active and proud member of DelVal Nam Knights. We will think of him fondly whenever we hear the roar.
Thank you to everyone who helped him along the way and to the very special people in his life. He will truly be missed.
DEDICATED TO OUR BROTHER
Edmund “Chief” Parsons
July 31, 1949 - January 10, 2019
Rest In Peace Chief
Edmund Thomas Parsons was the embodiment of the American Dream. A soldier, a Chief of Police, member of the Medford Mason's Lodge, Two-Time President of the Square Circle Sportsmen, and Past-President of the Nam Knights Motorcycle club (NK CHIEF).
Father to 2 sons: Derik and Sean, 2 daughters: Roux and Nicole and husband of 32 years to his devoted, strong, and beautiful wife Mickey. He was also a brother in an Irish-Catholic family that is just far too large to list. He spent his life leading, helping, and laughing with others.
Ed was the definition of charisma and a magnet for every room he walked into. He will be missed not because he is gone, but because of what he added to every occasion in life. He was however bigger than life, and his family, to whom he gave a better life than he had, will honor and forever revere their rock, their lion, their Chief.
DEDICATED TO OUR BROTHER
Mark “Casino” Brandt
July 26, 2017
Rest In Peace Casino
Mark Brandt, of Levittown died on Wednesday, July 26, 2017 at Aria Hospital Bucks County. He was 61.
Born in Bristol, Mark is the son of the late Margaret (Cherry) and Alton Carl Brandt, Sr., and has been a life long resident of Lower Bucks County. He was a proud U.S. Navy veteran.
Mark lived to ride and he loved being a part of the Nam Knights Motorcycle Club where he was known as “Casino”. He also enjoyed trips to the casinos, however, most of all, he loved his Friday night date nights with his daughter.
Mark is survived by his beloved wife of 37 years, Teresa and loving daughter, Amber and her husband Clinton “CJ” Walters.
He is the dear brother of Alton C. “Skip” Brandt Jr. (late Cindy), Victor Brandt (Cathy), Cheryl Krieger (Alfred), Rose Parson (Glen), Diane Paslo (late Michael), John Brandt and Kim Duffy (George).
He is the devoted uncle of Joseph Stitt, Zach and Tyler Parson, Jennifer Karonika, Brittany Blackwell, Jessica Sims, Caitlyn Carter, Victoria Paslo, Saranna Pembroke and Hayleigh Blackwell.
Mark will also be missed by his mother-in-law, Florence Marchetti; sister-in-law, Kathy Stitt (Tracy); the friends and members of the Nam Knights Motorcycle Club and his beloved dog, “Scotch”.
