Lois Mae Beringer born May 10, 1931 died November 23, 1981. Born in Warren, Pennsylvania and moved to Erie, Pennsylvania at the age of 16. Her parents were John Luther Hale and Rose Nugent Hale Gregory. Lois was married to Karl Henry Beringer on October 23, 1950. Children Eric J Beringer, Gary M Beringer, Margaret L Beringer McGarvey, and Dean K Beringer. Grandchild at the time of her death was Carrie R Rodgers and she was 3 months old. After her death the following grandchildren were born: Emily K Rodgers, Amanda L Beringer, Erica R Beringer, and Adam M Beringer and one Great Grandchild, Ethan A Belfiore.
Everyone called my Mom, Mae. Mom had a great sense of humor and she made friends very easily. I remember how the neighbor ladies would come to the house and spend hours talking and drinking coffee in the kitchen with her. I love you, Mom! Love "Cookie"
Everyone called my Mom, Mae. Mom had a great sense of humor and she made friends very easily. I remember how the neighbor ladies would come to the house and spend hours talking and drinking coffee in the kitchen with her. I love you, Mom! Love "Cookie"
Lois Mae Beringer born May 10, 1931 died November 23, 1981. Born in Warren, Pennsylvania and moved to Erie, Pennsylvania at the age of 16. Her parents were John Luther Hale and Rose Nugent Hale Gregory. Lois was married to Karl Henry Beringer on October 23, 1950. Children Eric J Beringer, Gary M Beringer, Margaret L Beringer McGarvey, and Dean K Beringer. Grandchild at the time of her death was Carrie R Rodgers and she was 3 months old. After her death the following grandchildren were born: Emily K Rodgers, Amanda L Beringer, Erica R Beringer, and Adam M Beringer and one Great Grandchild, Ethan A Belfiore.
Everyone called my Mom, Mae. Mom had a great sense of humor and she made friends very easily. I remember how the neighbor ladies would come to the house and spend hours talking and drinking coffee in the kitchen with her. I love you, Mom! Love "Cookie"
Everyone called my Mom, Mae. Mom had a great sense of humor and she made friends very easily. I remember how the neighbor ladies would come to the house and spend hours talking and drinking coffee in the kitchen with her. I love you, Mom! Love "Cookie"
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