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Terry Fares Quinn P.O. Box 178 Pipersville, Pa. 18947
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Harry Felton 1024 E. Cushmore Road Southampton, Pa. 18966-4113
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L. Carl Fetzer 2029 Old York Road Hartsville,Pa. 18974-1058
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Barbara Fighera Harrison 190 Belmont Avenue Doylestown,Pa. 18901 |
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Suzanne Fisher Zwerling 1006 Washington Lane Rydal, Pa. 19046 |
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Karl Fox 1532 Latchford Avenue Hacienda Heights, Ca. 91745
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Leanne Frick Kirk of Doylestown went on to be with her Lord on Sunday, Feb. 25, 2018. She was 79. Leanne was born in Forty Fort, Pa., the daughter of Earl J. Frick and Grace Lutes Frick of Doylestown and Ship Bottom (LBI), N.J. Leanne graduated from Central Bucks High School, Class of ’56, where she enjoyed choir, theater, and was the cheerleading captain. She graduated from Bloomfield College, Bloomfield, N.J., in the Class of ’61, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology and the honor of being Homecoming Queen. She worked for the Commission for the Blind in Newark, N.J., before marrying and raising a family. Later in life, she enjoyed working as a teacher’s aide in nursery schools and daycare. She loved singing with the choirs of Connecticut Farms Presbyterian Church (Union, N.J.), Celebration Singers (New Providence, N.J.), The Wayne Choralaires (Wayne, Pa.), and back home at the Doylestown Presbyterian Church. For many years she sang with The Masterwork Chorus, Morristown N.J., which annually sang Handel’s Messiah at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Leanne also loved travel, theater, arts and crafts, the outdoors, and spending time with family and children. She often volunteered at the Pine Run Health Center and made teddy bears for children in Doylestown Hospital. Leanne was preceded in death by her husband, George David Kirk of Bloomfield, whom she married at Doylestown Presbyterian Church in 1962. They raised a family in Union, N.J., before moving to Walker Lake (Shahola, Pa.), Hemlock Farms (Lords Valley, Pa.), and then returning to Doylestown where they became active members of the Pine Run Retirement Community. Leanne is survived by her son, Scott of Edison, N.J.; daughter, Bonnie of Carlisle, Pa.; son, Douglas, and daughter-in-law, Theresa, of West Orange, N.J.; as well as her sisters, Miriam Bach of Doylestown and Caryl Tressler of Warrenton, Va. |
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Wanda Froehlich Slack 2224 Forest Grove Rd. Furlong, Pa. 18925
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Ruth Garges Erickson 2954 Mill Road Doylestown, Pa.18901-7652 |
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Jackie Gegan Ott Jacqueline A. Ott, of Mesquite, 74, went to be with the Lord June 16, 2012, at Dixie Regional Hospital in St. George. She was born in Shenandoah, Pa., to Clarence T. and Florence M. Gegan. She married Charles E. Ott in Lansdale, Pa., Aug. 22, 1959. Jacqueline was raised in Pennsylvania and moved to New York in 1984. She worked as a keno auditor for the Excalibur Hotel in Las Vegas for many years before retiring to Mesquite. Her passions were her family, sewing, embroidering and her two small dogs. She loved her church family at Mesquite United Methodist Church. She is survived by her husband Charles E. Ott; daughter, Karen Ransdell; son-in-law Jerry Ransdell; grandson, Ryan Yost and his wife Amber Yost, and great grandchildren Cierra Ethridge and Mason Yost, all of Mesquite. She is also survived by her brother, Thomas Gegan of Florida, and countless nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; a brother, Ches Gegan, and three sisters, Doris Budick, Jean Biolata and Teresa Lebo. |
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Barbara Genner Burghardt 8605 SE Bayberry Terrace Hobe Sound, Fl. 33455 |
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Frederick H. Geyer (Fred) passed away on June 22, 2018, at the age of 80 after a long battle with cancer. Fred was born in Philadelphia, PA to Fritz & Elise Geyer. He graduated from Central Bucks High School in Doylestown, PA and attended Penn State Univ. He loved hunting and fishing and spent his life as a carpenter and mason. He built his first home and later restored a 1783 New England Style home along the Susquehanna River in Sheshequin, PA. His favorate hobby was building and riding in his 1932 Chev. Coupe street rod. In 2006 he and his wife, Patricia, moved to The Rocky Mountains of Conifer, CO. to be near his son Stephen and enjoy good fishing. He spent his final years fishing The South Platte River and Bear Creek. He is survived by his wife of 49 years, Patricia; a son, Stephen (Gail), two step children--Sharon (Cliff), Christopher (Janet) and a granddaughter, Kelly (Steven).
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Margaret Gilbert Constantine 81 Evergreen Drive New Britain, Pa. 18901 |
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William Given 126 Chaparral Road Carmel Valley, Ca. 93924 After graduation I enlisted with the US Navy and served a term of three years and three months. This experience was an "eye opener" for this reserved kid from Pennsylvania, who had never been away from home before. With an honorable discharge in the communications system, I returned home and began my life as a civilian. Over the course of the next 15 years, I worked as an inventory control clerk and a draftsman. During that time I bought property and later had a house built in the Pocono mountains in a wonderful community of Hemlock Farms. I had intentions of living there permanently, but after eight years of ownership, I became frustrated of not finding suitable employment ... thus I decided to sell and move on to greener pastures" as it were. I moved to Englewood, Florida (gulf coast) and began working for a printing firm in Venice just north of Englewood) in the art department. I was there for a year and a half, and although I liked my job, I was constantly coping and struggling with the weather conditions, the poisonous plants and bugs! During this time I was also thinking of California and the ocean side community of Carmel. Thus my "wandering lust" took over and I decided to head west. I had never visited California, didn't know a soul had no job lined up and didn't know where I was to stay. BUT, through all of this, in my heart of hearts I knew that whatever I was to experience, all would be just fine. And as it has turned out, that's exactly how it is! I had found a wonderful "guest house" in Carmel Woods and my landlady became my "Mentor". The bottom line is that she directed me in the direction of commercial art, and thus I began a free-lance illustrating career that has sustained me in a lifestyle that in my wildest dreams I couldn't have imagined. Thus making the move across country has been the best decision in my life. I've illustrated both men's and women's fashion for catalogs, mailers, newspapers, magazines and special events. I've also been involved in erotic drawing and abstract watercolor painting over the course of the last 27 years. It was just last year that I decided to withdraw from all the "deadlines" and dealing with publishers, and to spend the bulk of my time working around the house and garden and enjoying all that Mother Nature has to offer. I'm so very fortunate and thankful to be able to live in such a beautiful area, and to say "I've done it my way"... of course with the help of others! |
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Arleen Gommel Gonsoulin
Arleen passed on Friday, August 27, 2013, in Fresno, Ca.. She was a homemaker and hobbyist with many loved friends. |
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Romaine Goodman Grundy Hall 1290 Almshouse Road Apt.519 Doylestown, Pa. 18901 |
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Alice Graber Troester 99 Keely Avenue New Britain, Pa. 18901 |
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Edward Greiner 30 Adams St. Apt 5Q Gardiner, ME. 04345-1828 |
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Frederick M. Hadland Jr. 6016 Stump Road Pipersville, Pa. 18947 |
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Rev. Joseph Hager 139 Winfield Village Road Sugarloaf, Pa. 18249 |
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Eustace Hallowell 760 Charingworth Road Westminster, MD. 21158 |