A. Beatrice Kingsbury of Woodbury, New Jersey died Sunday, December 6, 2015 at Brightview Woodbury Lake. She was 92 years old. Beatrice was born September 23, 1923, the daughter of the late Edward G. Zepp and the late Mary G. Zepp (nee - Dermit). She is the beloved wife of the late Dr. Keith I. Kingsbury; mother of Karen Clark and her husband Raymond, Kay Kingsbury and John Pappas, and George Kingsbury and his wife Carol; sister of the late Virginia Lash; she is also survived by her six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Beatrice was born in Philadelphia and moved to Abington when she entered 7th grade. She was a graduate of Abington High School and Westminster College and received her Masters Degree from Temple University. She was a school teacher for many years at the Glenside Weldon Elementary School and she also taught at East Stroudsburg University. She had been a resident of Pocono Pines for many years. She had lived at Ann’s Choice in Warminster, PA from 2001 until moving to Brightview Woodbury Lake in 2011.
Beatrice enjoyed gardening and was a great baker. She was a past president of Clymer Library in the Poconos and loved taking walks in the mountains. She was devoted to her church where she was a member of the choir and was a Sunday School teacher. Beatrice loved traveling with her husband Keith. They managed to visit all 50 states over the years. She lived for her husband, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Funeral services were private.
Beatrice was born in Philadelphia and moved to Abington when she entered 7th grade. She was a graduate of Abington High School and Westminster College and received her Masters Degree from Temple University. She was a school teacher for many years at the Glenside Weldon Elementary School and she also taught at East Stroudsburg University. She had been a resident of Pocono Pines for many years. She had lived at Ann’s Choice in Warminster, PA from 2001 until moving to Brightview Woodbury Lake in 2011.
Beatrice enjoyed gardening and was a great baker. She was a past president of Clymer Library in the Poconos and loved taking walks in the mountains. She was devoted to her church where she was a member of the choir and was a Sunday School teacher. Beatrice loved traveling with her husband Keith. They managed to visit all 50 states over the years. She lived for her husband, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Funeral services were private.
A. Beatrice Kingsbury of Woodbury, New Jersey died Sunday, December 6, 2015 at Brightview Woodbury Lake. She was 92 years old. Beatrice was born September 23, 1923, the daughter of the late Edward G. Zepp and the late Mary G. Zepp (nee - Dermit). She is the beloved wife of the late Dr. Keith I. Kingsbury; mother of Karen Clark and her husband Raymond, Kay Kingsbury and John Pappas, and George Kingsbury and his wife Carol; sister of the late Virginia Lash; she is also survived by her six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Beatrice was born in Philadelphia and moved to Abington when she entered 7th grade. She was a graduate of Abington High School and Westminster College and received her Masters Degree from Temple University. She was a school teacher for many years at the Glenside Weldon Elementary School and she also taught at East Stroudsburg University. She had been a resident of Pocono Pines for many years. She had lived at Ann’s Choice in Warminster, PA from 2001 until moving to Brightview Woodbury Lake in 2011.
Beatrice enjoyed gardening and was a great baker. She was a past president of Clymer Library in the Poconos and loved taking walks in the mountains. She was devoted to her church where she was a member of the choir and was a Sunday School teacher. Beatrice loved traveling with her husband Keith. They managed to visit all 50 states over the years. She lived for her husband, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Funeral services were private.
Beatrice was born in Philadelphia and moved to Abington when she entered 7th grade. She was a graduate of Abington High School and Westminster College and received her Masters Degree from Temple University. She was a school teacher for many years at the Glenside Weldon Elementary School and she also taught at East Stroudsburg University. She had been a resident of Pocono Pines for many years. She had lived at Ann’s Choice in Warminster, PA from 2001 until moving to Brightview Woodbury Lake in 2011.
Beatrice enjoyed gardening and was a great baker. She was a past president of Clymer Library in the Poconos and loved taking walks in the mountains. She was devoted to her church where she was a member of the choir and was a Sunday School teacher. Beatrice loved traveling with her husband Keith. They managed to visit all 50 states over the years. She lived for her husband, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Funeral services were private.
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