Mildred Beer Ketterer
Mildred Beer Ketterer, a longtime resident of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, passed away unexpectedly on October 11, 2015, at age 94. She was married to…
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Mildred Beer Ketterer, a longtime resident of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, passed away unexpectedly on October 11, 2015, at age 94. She was married to…
Simon repaired engines, radios, and sometimes plans that had gone sideways. He loved old trucks, open roads, and the particular satisfaction of findin…
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Mildred Beer Ketterer, a longtime resident of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, passed away unexpectedly on October 11, 2015, at age 94. She was married to George O. Ketterer for 70 years until his death in 2013. Mildred worke…
Simon repaired engines, radios, and sometimes plans that had gone sideways. He loved old trucks, open roads, and the particular satisfaction of finding the one loose wire causing all the trouble. Friends knew they could…
Ruth could find a book for almost anyone and a constellation for anyone willing to stand outside after dark. She spent forty years in libraries, ran a small astronomy club, and asked careful questions that made people th…
Mateo cooked with the confidence of someone who trusted people to come back for seconds. He worked in busy kitchens, but his favorite meals were crowded ones at home, with music playing and chairs borrowed from next door…
June made bowls with slightly uneven rims because she liked the evidence of the hands that made them. Her studio smelled of clay and toasted rice, and visitors were always offered tea. She taught patiently, gave generous…
Arthur spent four decades introducing listeners to music they had not yet heard. Off air, he collected jazz records, told terrible jokes with great confidence, and showed up early to help set the tables. His voice was fa…
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Mara taught elementary school for thirty-four years and believed every child deserved a quiet place to read. At home, she grew tomatoes, kept an overfull recipe box, and hosted Sunday soup for anyone who happened to stop…
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