PA Julie (David) Bolick of Salt Lake City, UT Carol (Frank Theodore) Fetchak of Cranberry Twp., PA Diane (James) Cieslinski of Sterling Heights, MI and Patricia (Theodore) Nowlen of South Park, PA. Left to forever cherish in her memory are her son Kenneth (Holly) Pschirer of Ellwood City, PA Sherry (James) Dykes of Mars,

Her tablemates at Cumberland Crossing Manor called her “The Captain of the Ship”. Betty loved and cared for her family and friends deeply and maintained friendships of more than 60 years and continued to make new friends as well. Sewing was a favorite hobby as evidenced by her cherished embroidered quilts. Always welcoming, Betty hosted many holiday celebrations for friends and family. After the youngest went to school, Betty focused on her careerĪnd held various roles over the years, including secretary at St.

Betty was devoted to her Catholic faith, and she and Jim raised 6 children. On June 27 th, 1953, when she was only 17 years of age, she married her cherished husband Jim. Also preceding her in death was her brother Richard (surviving Jayne) Schneider, brothers-in-law Ray ManzĪnd Ernest (Doris) Pschirer and sister-in-law Edna Mae (Joseph) Watenpool. Her loving parents Richard and Jean (Haley) Schneider precede her in death. If desired the family suggests memorial donations to the Special Olympics ( Pschirer, Elizabeth Jean “Betty”Īge 87, went to the Lord peacefully on July 28 th, 2022, to join her beloved husband of 66 years, the late James F. There will be a Celebration of Life service in the future. Sandy enjoyed a long career at Goodwill Industries and participating in the Special Olympics. Those who knew Sandy knew she could be found sitting for hours listening to music while clipping coupons, painting a masterpiece (one color at a time) or painting her nails with one of her many bottles from her nail polish collection. We are very grateful to her second family, the staff of Mainstay Life Services for the many years of great care, love and support for Sandy. Sandy leaves behind her three sisters Sally Mannas (Fred Hartman), Judy 'Du-ude' (Sonny Linden) and Kathy 'Boot'(Sal Cerra) along with numerous nieces and nephews. Now she is united again with her momma, Teresa O'Donnell Simpson and her three brothers Dougy, Barry and Donny Simpson in heaven. We always knew she was our angel on earth. In October, 1962 the Simpson family was blessed with our special baby sister, Sandy Simpson. In lieu of flowers the family suggests memorials to the National Kidney Foundation, (Simpson, Sandy. Funeral mass on Monday, August 8, at 10 am in St.Ferdinand Church - Divine Grace Parish, Cranberry Township. Family and friends received Sunday, August 7, 2-4 and 6-8 pm at the George A, Thoma Funeral Home,Inc. He loved spending time with his grandchildren and his dog Ruby. He enjoyed fishing, hunting and riding his Harley. Tom is remembered for his generous nature and kind heartedness. Son of George and Ruth Ann Richard Husband of Kathleen (Collins) Richard Father of Thomas Richard (Nikki), the late Julia Eckman (surviving spouse Jeff), Ashley Swidarski, Katie McCaffrey and Elizabeth Stephens Brother of Janice Holz (Carl), Linda Welsh (Patrick), Jill Michener (Don) and the late Kevin and Keith Richard Grandfather of Lucas Eckman, Connor Richard, Kendall Ray Swidarski, Caiden and Liam McCaffrey also survived by many nieces and nephews. The family requests that masks be worn for the visitation and funeral services.Īge 58 of Zelienople, formerly of Wexford, unexpectedly on Tuesday, August 2, 2022. Funeral services Wednesday, August 24 at 10 am at the funeral home. Family and friends received Tuesday, August 23, 2-4 and 6-8 pm at the George A. Husband for 50 years to Sandra Whipple Stewart father of Jennifer Crider (Kevin) and Tina Connor (Josh) brother of Patty Barnett and Roger Stewart also survived by three grandchildren. A Memorial Service will take place at a later date.Age 79 of Evans City on Thursday August 18, 2022. His personal hobbies included hunting and fishing, travel and horseback trail riding with his wife.Ī burial will take place at Mount Hope Cemetery in Waterloo Township. He was an Air Force Veteran, acted as local law enforcement in Waterloo Township, and spent his career as an IBM systems specialist. He is known for his service to the community through church, Waterloo Horsemen and Back Country Horsemen, along with his support for wilderness activity conservation. Surviving are his brother, Lester Beyer, his three children, Scott (Lisa) Beyer, Mark (Cynthia) Beyer, and Gayle (Anthony) Fischer, and his loving grandchildren and great-grandchildren. (Hess) Bohne Beyer, parents, Harry and Selma Beyer, and brothers, Larry Beyer and Duane Beyer. He was preceded in death by his loving wife, Amelia H. Ronald Beyer, longtime resident of Waterloo Township, passed from this world Sunday, April 5, after an unexpected short illness.

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