Ruth E. Beckwith 89, of Swanzey died after a short illness. Her parents were Oscar Bloom and
Alice Goyette. Ruth was a lifelong resident of the Keene area. Ruth's hobbies included gardening and crafts and she loved the peaceful setting of her back yard. She loved life and her greatest pleasure was being a mother and grandmother and a homemaker. Ruth and her husband V. Glenn had two daughters, Mary E. Beckwith and Sylvia Ann Johndrow, both of Swanzey. Ruth had an adored granddaugher, Nicole Johndrow Marshall. Ruth had a sister
Arlene Vogel of Keene; a brother, Roger Bloom of Bangor, Maine; and many nieces and nephews.
Ruth loved to sit along the tree line overlooking the pond behind her house in West Swanzey and reflect on God’s blessings. She was a devoted Christian who was known for her quick smile, gentle spirit and loving heart. Ruth was the oldest living member of the Keene Church of the Nazarene.
Alice Goyette. Ruth was a lifelong resident of the Keene area. Ruth's hobbies included gardening and crafts and she loved the peaceful setting of her back yard. She loved life and her greatest pleasure was being a mother and grandmother and a homemaker. Ruth and her husband V. Glenn had two daughters, Mary E. Beckwith and Sylvia Ann Johndrow, both of Swanzey. Ruth had an adored granddaugher, Nicole Johndrow Marshall. Ruth had a sister
Arlene Vogel of Keene; a brother, Roger Bloom of Bangor, Maine; and many nieces and nephews.
Ruth loved to sit along the tree line overlooking the pond behind her house in West Swanzey and reflect on God’s blessings. She was a devoted Christian who was known for her quick smile, gentle spirit and loving heart. Ruth was the oldest living member of the Keene Church of the Nazarene.
Ruth E. Beckwith 89, of Swanzey died after a short illness. Her parents were Oscar Bloom and
Alice Goyette. Ruth was a lifelong resident of the Keene area. Ruth's hobbies included gardening and crafts and she loved the peaceful setting of her back yard. She loved life and her greatest pleasure was being a mother and grandmother and a homemaker. Ruth and her husband V. Glenn had two daughters, Mary E. Beckwith and Sylvia Ann Johndrow, both of Swanzey. Ruth had an adored granddaugher, Nicole Johndrow Marshall. Ruth had a sister
Arlene Vogel of Keene; a brother, Roger Bloom of Bangor, Maine; and many nieces and nephews.
Ruth loved to sit along the tree line overlooking the pond behind her house in West Swanzey and reflect on God’s blessings. She was a devoted Christian who was known for her quick smile, gentle spirit and loving heart. Ruth was the oldest living member of the Keene Church of the Nazarene.
Alice Goyette. Ruth was a lifelong resident of the Keene area. Ruth's hobbies included gardening and crafts and she loved the peaceful setting of her back yard. She loved life and her greatest pleasure was being a mother and grandmother and a homemaker. Ruth and her husband V. Glenn had two daughters, Mary E. Beckwith and Sylvia Ann Johndrow, both of Swanzey. Ruth had an adored granddaugher, Nicole Johndrow Marshall. Ruth had a sister
Arlene Vogel of Keene; a brother, Roger Bloom of Bangor, Maine; and many nieces and nephews.
Ruth loved to sit along the tree line overlooking the pond behind her house in West Swanzey and reflect on God’s blessings. She was a devoted Christian who was known for her quick smile, gentle spirit and loving heart. Ruth was the oldest living member of the Keene Church of the Nazarene.
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