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DELAWARE COUNTY LEGAL JOURNAL Vol. 103 No. 24 6/10/16 ESTATE AND TRUST NOTICES BENJAMIN C. FRICK, ATTY. Rosemont Business Campus Notice is hereby given that, in the es­ 919 Conestoga Rd. tates of the decedents set forth below, the Bldg. 2, Ste. 309 Register of Wills has granted letters testa­ Bryn Mawr, PA 19010­1353 mentary or of administration to the persons LOUISE L. DOPHEIDE, dec’d. named. Notice is also hereby given of the Late of the Township of Concord, existence of the trusts of the deceased set­ t lors set forth below for whom no personal Delaware County, PA. representatives have been appointed within Admr.: Kennett B. Dopheide, 773 90 days of death. All persons having claims Concord Rd., Glen Mills, PA 19342. or demands against said estates or trusts CHARLOTTE ANN DRUMMOND are requested to make known the same, and a/k/a CHARLOTTE DRUMMOND, all persons indebted to said estates or trusts dec’d. are requested to make payment, without Late of the Township of Haverford, delay, to the executors or administrators or Delaware County, PA. trustees or to their attorneys named below. Extr.: Richard L. Drummond c/o FIRST PUBLICATION Michael A. Ruggieri, Esquire, 3405 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, MARIE R. BENEKE a/k/a MARIE PA 19073. RITA BENEKE, dec’d. Late of the Borough of Ridley Park, MICHAEL A. RUGGIERI, ATTY. Delaware County, PA. Law Offices of Admr. d.b.n.­c.t.a.: Barry W. Michael A. Ruggieri, LLC VanRensler, 10 S. Plum St., Media, PA 3405 West Chester Pike 19063. Newtown Square, PA 19073 BARRY W. VanRENSLER, ATTY. JOHN A. DUNCAN, JR., dec’d. Plum Street Lawyers Late of the Township of Upper Darby, 10 S. Plum St. Delaware County, PA. Media, PA 19063 Admx.: Shirley Ann Bryson c/o Rebecca STUART W. CHURCHILL, dec’d. Sallen Berdugo, Esquire, 408 Merion Late of the Township of Nether Place, Merion Station, PA 19066. Providence, Delaware County, PA. REBECCA SALLEN BERDUGO, Extx.: Diana G. Zajic, 501 Plush Mills ATTY. Rd., Apt. 412, Wallingford, PA 19086. 408 Merion Place LINDA M. ANDERSON, ATTY. Merion Station, PA 19066 Anderson Elder Law JEFFREY PAUL FEATHERSTONE 206 Old State Rd. a/k/a JEFFREY FEATHERSTONE Media, PA 19063 and JEFFREY P. JOSEPH M. CORR, dec’d. FEATHERSTONE, dec’d. Late of the Township of Newtown, Late of the Borough of Media, Delaware County, PA. Delaware County, PA. Extxs.: Pamela E. Stewart and Alexis Extx.: Nancy L. Featherstone, 507 Corr Davis c/o Matthew A. Levitsky, Wildflower Lane, Media, PA 19063. Esquire, Ten Sentry Parkway, Ste. LINDA M. ANDERSON, ATTY. 200, P.O. Box 3001, Blue Bell, PA Anderson Elder Law 19422­3001. 206 Old State Rd. MATTHEW A. LEVITSKY, ATTY. Media, PA 19063 Fox Rothschild LLP Ten Sentry Parkway CLARENCE L. FORTNER, dec’d. Ste. 200 Late of the Borough of Rose Valley, P.O. Box 3001 Delaware County, PA. Blue Bell, PA 19422­3001 Extx.: Kathryn Klass, 109 Brightling HELEN SNIDER DeBLIEU a/k/a Way, Holly Springs, NC 27540. HELEN S. DeBLIEU, dec’d. DENNIS M. TWIGG, ATTY. Late of the Township of Concord, Hoffman, Comfort, Offutt, Scott & Delaware County, PA. Halstad, LLP Extrs.: Kenneth A. DeBlieu and Janice 24 North Court Street K. DeBlieu c/o Benjamin C. Frick, Westminster, MD 21157 Esquire, Rosemont Business Campus, 919 Conestoga Rd., Bldg. 2, Ste. 309, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010­1353. 19 DELAWARE COUNTY LEGAL JOURNAL Vol. 103 No. 24 6/10/16 PATRIA C. LUISTRO a/k/a PATRIA DANIEL T. RENSHAW, dec’d. REGINA De CASTRO LUISTRO, Late of the Township of Haverford, dec’d. Delaware County, PA. Late of the Township of Upper Darby, Extx.: Mary C. Donley c/o Patrick T. Delaware County, PA. Henigan, Esquire, 300 W. State St., Extx.: Elsie L. Herrera c/o Stephen Ste. 300, P.O. Box 319, Media, PA Loester, Esquire, 100 W. 6th Street, 19063. Suite 204, Media, PA 19063. PATRICK T. HENIGAN, ATTY. STEPHEN LOESTER, ATTY. Eckell, Sparks, Levy, Auerbach, Monte, 100 W. 6th Street Sloane, Matthews & Auslander, P.C. Suite 204 300 W. State St. Media, PA 19063 Ste. 300 CASMIR WILLIAM MALINOWSKI P.O. Box 319 a/k/a CASMIR W. MALINOWSKI, Media, PA 19063 dec’d. RUTH B. RHOADS, dec’d. Late of the Borough of Media, Late of the Township of Lower Delaware County, PA. Chichester, Delaware County, PA. Extxs.: Joyce Ann Owen, 200 Ayershire Admr.: David Michael Rhoads c/o John Ln., Myrtle Beach, SC 29575 and Jay Wills, Esquire, 4124 Chichester Gail Marie Beam, 642 N. Monroe St., Ave., Boothwyn, PA 19061. Media, PA 19063. JOHN JAY WILLS, ATTY. MARK D. FREEMAN, ATTY. 4124 Chichester Ave. P.O. Box 457 Boothwyn, PA 19061 Media, PA 19063 PATRICIA C. RICCI, dec’d. KATHLEEN S. McNAMEE, dec’d. Late of the Township of Ridley, Late of the Township of Haverford, Delaware County, PA. Delaware County, PA. Extx.: Denise A. Politarhos, 630 Agnes Admr.: David B. McNamee c/o John F. Avenue, Morton, PA 19070. Walsh, Esquire, 653 Skippack Pike, ELEANOR B. SHAPIRO, dec’d. Ste. 317, Blue Bell, PA 19422­0702. Late of the Township of Springfield, JOHN F. WALSH, ATTY. Delaware County, PA. 653 Skippack Pike Extx.: Judith Ann Shapiro (Named Ste. 317 in Will As Judith A. Shapiro) c/o Toni Blue Bell, PA 19422­0702 Lee Cavanagh, Esquire, 112 W. Front BEVERLY OHNTRUP, dec’d. Street, Media, PA 19063. Late of the Borough of Ridley Park, TONI LEE CAVANAGH, ATTY. Delaware County, PA. 112 W. Front Street Extr.: Wayne Simmons c/o Samantha Media, PA 19063 Green, Esquire, 2700 Aramark Tower, FRANCES M. STEIN, dec’d. 1101 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA Late of the Township of Haverford, 19107. Delaware County, PA. SAMANTHA GREEN, ATTY. Extrs.: Jack M. Stein and Nora Silver, 2700 Aramark Tower 520 Norwich Ln., Villanova, PA 19085. 1101 Market Street McKINLEY C. McADOO, ATTY. Philadelphia, PA 19107 McCausland, Keen & Buckman MICHAEL A. PALINA, dec’d. 80 W. Lancaster Ave. Late of the Township of Tinicum, 4th Fl. Delaware County, PA. Devon, PA 19333 Admx.: Cheryl L. Palina c/o Harry J. KATHARINE RISHELL TANNAHILL Karapalides, Esquire, 42 Copley Rd., a/k/a KATHARINE R. TANNAHILL, Upper Darby, PA 19082. dec’d. HARRY J. KARAPALIDES, ATTY. Late of the Township of Upper Darby, Law Offices of Harry J. Karapalides Delaware County, PA. 42 Copley Rd. Extr.: Richard C. Tannahill c/o Paul H. Upper Darby, PA 19082 Masciantonio, Esquire, 1806 Callowhill St., Philadelphia, PA 19130. PAUL H. MASCIANTONIO, ATTY. 1806 Callowhill St. Philadelphia, PA 19130 20 DELAWARE COUNTY LEGAL JOURNAL Vol. 103 No. 24 6/10/16 SUSAN WRIGHT a/k/a SUSAN JESSIE M. GRAVES, dec’d. C. WRIGHT a/k/a SUSAN C. Late of the Borough of Yeadon, JABLONSKI and SUSAN Delaware County, PA. JABLONSKI, dec’d. Extx.: Pearlease Wyatt c/o Harry J. Late of the Borough of Collingdale, Karapalides, Esquire, 42 Copley Rd., Delaware County, PA. Upper Darby, PA 19082. Admr.: Christopher P. Wright c/o HARRY J. KARAPALIDES, ATTY. Richard J. Landry, Esquire, P.O. Box Law Offices of Harry J. Karapalides 217, Lansdowne, PA 19050­0217. 42 Copley Rd. RICHARD J. LANDRY, ATTY. Upper Darby, PA 19082 Hennessy, Bullen, McElhenney & ANNE FOX HAYES, dec’d. Landry Late of the Township of Upper Darby, P.O. Box 217 Delaware County, PA. Lansdowne, PA 19050­0217 Extr.: John F. Hayes c/o J. Stoddard MARY N. ZAHN, dec’d. Hayes, Esquire, 17 E. Gay Street, Late of the Township of Newtown, Suite 100, P.O. Box 562, West Chester, Delaware County, PA. PA 19381­0562. Extr.: William A. Zahn, 1154 J. STODDARD HAYES, ATTY. Schoolhouse Lane, West Chester, PA Gawthrop Greenwood, PC 19382. 17 E. Gay Street Suite 100 SECOND PUBLICATION P.O. Box 562 WAYNE A. BEAL, dec’d. West Chester, PA 19381­0562 Late of the Township of Concord, ALBERT MATHIAS MARTINSON, Delaware County, PA. dec’d. Extrs.: Joseph J. Beal and Katrina Ann Late of the Township of Nether Beal­Parnacott c/o Michaelangelo L. Providence, Delaware County, PA. Dippolito, Esquire, 712 Kimberton Rd., Extr.: Christopher N. Martinson, Sr. Chester Springs, PA 19425. c/o Raymond J. Falzone, Jr., Esquire, MICHAELANGELO L. DIPPOLITO, 22 East Third Street, Media, PA 19063. ATTY. RAYMOND J. FALZONE, JR., ATTY. 712 Kimberton Rd. Chester Springs, PA 19425 Falzone & Wyler 22 East Third Street MARY M. CORSON, dec’d. Media, PA 19063 Late of the Township of Haverford, Delaware County, PA. HELEN FITZGERALD McANDREW Extx.: Catherine F. Corson c/o Kristine a/k/a HELEN F. McANDREW, dec’d. F. Hughey, Esquire, 22 West Second Late of the Township of Edgmont, Street, Media, PA 19063. Delaware County, PA. KRISTINE F. HUGHEY, ATTY. Extr.: Mark T. McAndrew, 39 Grant Speare and Hughey Ave., Mt. Ephraim, NJ 08059. 22 West Second Street THOMAS X. McANDREW, JR., ATTY. Media, PA 19063 Siana Bellwoar & McAndrew, LLP MADELINE A. COURSEY, dec’d. 941 Pottstown Pike Late of the Township of Ridley, Suite 200 Delaware County, PA. Chester Springs, PA 19425 Extx.: Margaret Henry c/o Dana EDWARD DOYLE McNULTY, dec’d. M. Breslin, Esquire, 3305 Edgmont Late of the Borough of Clifton Heights, Avenue, Brookhaven, PA 19015. Delaware County, PA. DANA M. BRESLIN, ATTY. Admx.: Mary Patricia McNulty c/o Pappano & Breslin Harris J. Resnick, Esquire, 22 Old 3305 Edgmont Avenue State Road, Media, PA 19063. Brookhaven, PA 19015 HARRIS J. RESNICK, ATTY. MARGARET M. GILL, dec’d. 22 Old State Road Late of the Borough of Media, Media, PA 19063 Delaware County, PA. Extr.: Joseph B. Cosden, 122 Augusta Drive, West Chester, PA 19382.
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  • Nasa and the Search for Technosignatures

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