Obituary of Mary T Rosenello

Rosenello, Mary. North Wildwood 88-Mary was born to James & Catherine Conway on December 20, 1933, in Philadelphia. She resided in Philadelphia and Bucks and Montgomery Counties before moving to North Wildwood in 1977. She entered eternal life with her lord and savior on December 24, 2021. Mary was predeceased by her parents, her husband Joseph Rosenello, her brothers Mike, James and Manus Conway, her beloved sister Pat Morton and dear son-in-law Gerry Monaghan. Mary is survived by her large and loving family, including Christina Rosenello, Ann Monaghan, Michael and Margie (Gavin) Rosenello, Joseph and Carolyn (Keil) Rosenello, Stephen Rosenello (Lynn Marie), Daniel and Kathleen (Wheeler) Rosenello, Mary and Ben Clark, Patrick and Michelle (Davenport) Rosenello and Regina and Chris Collett. She is also survived by 20 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Mary was lovingly cared for in her final year by her companion Isabella Shannon. Mary graduated from St. Stephen’s Elementary School in 1947 and Little Flower High School in 1951. Before raising her family, she worked at Bell Telephone and Atlantic Refinery in Philadelphia. While her nine children were going through school, Mary served as a volunteer lunch mom at St. Michaels the Archangel Elementary School in Levittown, PA and St. Ann’s Elementary in Wildwood, NJ. In ‘retirement’ she spent 15 years as the Guidance Secretary at Wildwood Catholic High School where she helped hundreds of students with their college admissions process, often chasing them down the hall to make sure they had applied to every available scholarship. Mary was a proud and dedicated member of the Little Flower Alumni Association of Cape May County and the Cape May County Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians. A mass of Christian burial to celebrate her life will be held at St. Ann’s Roman Catholic Church in Wildwood, NJ on Saturday, January 8, 2022 at 11:00 AM, where friends and family are welcome to visit from 9:00 AM. For those wishing to honor Mary, please make donations in her name to Wildwood Catholic Academy or Little Flower High School. Condolences may be sent to ingersollgreenwoodfh.com