In 1976, Patricia Palmerio opened a small business in Ocean City named Ocean City Secretarial Service. She saw the need for a secretarial service and successfully filled that need. As her clientele increased, so did their business needs. She eventually added a full retail office supply store and copying service. It was a natural progression to offer printing, as individuals would have her design a flyer and print several thousand copies. When the copier could no longer handle the workload, she purchased a small mimeograph machine, which over the years grew into several full-fledge, offset printing presses. It wasn't long before printing became the largest part of the business, and so in 1981, OCS officially changed its name and was incorporated as OCS Printing. Eventually, Patricia's husband retired from Richardson Vicks and joined her in her business venture.

Tragically, in 1994 Patricia was diagnosed with lung cancer and lost her arduous battle with the disease in October of 1995. All of her children have always helped with the business, but after Patricia's death, her daughter Cheryl joined her father, and along with several key and loyal employees, they have continued to run the business in her honor.

Recently, OCS Printing has become a Member of the Allegra Network. We are now offering unsurpassed products and services. Visit our new website to learn more: AllegraMarmora.com