Sadly Hazel J. Dunn, a long time resident of Gloucester City and Wildwood passed away Thursday the 2nd. of June 2010 at her home in Wildwood with her children at her side.She was born August 3, 1928 in Sewell N.J. to the late Howard Munyon and Salina Woodrow nee {Sharp} both of Sewell N.J. Predeceased by two siblings Walter Sharp and Rebecca Cappola nee {Munyon} . Hazel was married September 23, 1961 to Fremont H. Dunn (Jack) in Delaware. They had many wonderful years together. Hazel became widowed on July 29, 1987. She was employed at the China Clipper in Camden, N.J. where she retired in 1976. After retiring Hazel continued on and began working for Malin's Candy on Wildwood Boardwalk untill she became ill in 2004. Hezel enjoyed entertaining family, friends, and anyone wanting to have a good time. Hazel would say "My door is always open." She enjoyed riding the Cape May Ferry , crabbing, going to Cowtown and yard sales. She was a member of the Wildwood Moose Lodge since 1981. Predeceased by her daughter Joyce A. Grarton {DiFelice} of Gloucester City. Hazel is survived by her daughter Hazel R.Dunn of Wildwood NJ and son Fremont Dunn of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She also leaves 10 Grand children, Renee {DiFelice} Fox and Alan Fox of Wildwood NJ; Monique {DiFelice} Forte and Randy Forte of Gloucester City; Roxanne DiFelice} Nitowski and Ronald Nitouski of Westville; Jacqueline Feller of Gloucester City; Christa Dunn of Oklahoma City; Emily J.Dunn of Oklahoma City and Adam Dunn of Gloucester City ; 7 Great Grandchildren, Melissa; Brian; Aron; Nicole; Randy; Christopher; Bradley; 1 Great Great Granddaughter Isabella ; and Many nephews and nieces. She will be missed by her longtime friends Joseph and Janet DiFelice of Gloucester City, and Lillian White of Pennsauken. A special thank you to Wildwood Police Dept. , Wildwood Rescue, Bonnie Parker, John Risley, Marge Saunders, at St. Mary's Rectory in Gloucester City and long-term caregiver Teal Boyer. Miss Me, But Let Me Go When I come to the end of the road, and the sun has set for me, I want no rites in a gloom-filled room, Why cry for a soul set free? Miss me a little- but not too long, and not with your head bowed low. Remember the love that we once shared, Miss me, but let me go. For this journey we all must go alone. It's all part of the master's plan, a step on the road to home. When you are lonely and sick of heart, go to the friends we know. Bear your sorrow in good deeds, Miss me, but let me go . But "buy the bar a round"...