Geraldine H. Seipt, 92, of Williams Twp., died Monday, May 25, 2020 at her residence. She is the wife of Donald V. Seipt. Geraldine was born in the family farmhouse at Keystone Farm in Williams Twp. on December 27, 1927 to the late Bayard and Mary (Fox) Hindenach.
Geraldine was a graduate from Liberty High School, Bethlehem and The Pennsylvania State University with a B.S. in Home Economics in 1949. She worked for The Pennsylvania State University as an Extension Agent in home economics in Perry County from March 1949-Dec.1950. Geraldine was co-owner of Keystone Farm from Sept. 1961-Oct. 2006 where she was the caretaker of thousands of Holstein dairy calves in her lifetime. She was a leader of the Northampton County 4-H Home Economics. She was a lifetime member of Evangelical Lutheran Church of Durham, where she served as Council President & WELCA President. She volunteered for Northampton County Meals on Wheels. Geraldine enjoyed making and sending photo cards to her family, friends & church family for many occasions.
SURVIVORS: In addition to her husband of 69 years; children: Kathryn (Joseph) Hlavaty, Donald A. Seipt, W. Douglas (Bonnie) Seipt, all of Williams Twp.; grandchildren: Sara (Joseph) Aquino, Bryant (Holly) Hlavaty, Tim Seipt, Margaret (Ryan) Stocum, Courtney and Luke Seipt. Predeceased by sisters: Adele Haas and Rachel Gross.
Due to the ongoing global constraints, a private graveside service will be held at the Durham Cemetery. A Memorial Service will be held at a later date.
Heintzelman Funeral Home
Geraldine was a graduate from Liberty High School, Bethlehem and The Pennsylvania State University with a B.S. in Home Economics in 1949. She worked for The Pennsylvania State University as an Extension Agent in home economics in Perry County from March 1949-Dec.1950. Geraldine was co-owner of Keystone Farm from Sept. 1961-Oct. 2006 where she was the caretaker of thousands of Holstein dairy calves in her lifetime. She was a leader of the Northampton County 4-H Home Economics. She was a lifetime member of Evangelical Lutheran Church of Durham, where she served as Council President & WELCA President. She volunteered for Northampton County Meals on Wheels. Geraldine enjoyed making and sending photo cards to her family, friends & church family for many occasions.
SURVIVORS: In addition to her husband of 69 years; children: Kathryn (Joseph) Hlavaty, Donald A. Seipt, W. Douglas (Bonnie) Seipt, all of Williams Twp.; grandchildren: Sara (Joseph) Aquino, Bryant (Holly) Hlavaty, Tim Seipt, Margaret (Ryan) Stocum, Courtney and Luke Seipt. Predeceased by sisters: Adele Haas and Rachel Gross.
Due to the ongoing global constraints, a private graveside service will be held at the Durham Cemetery. A Memorial Service will be held at a later date.
Heintzelman Funeral Home
Geraldine H. Seipt, 92, of Williams Twp., died Monday, May 25, 2020 at her residence. She is the wife of Donald V. Seipt. Geraldine was born in the family farmhouse at Keystone Farm in Williams Twp. on December 27, 1927 to the late Bayard and Mary (Fox) Hindenach.
Geraldine was a graduate from Liberty High School, Bethlehem and The Pennsylvania State University with a B.S. in Home Economics in 1949. She worked for The Pennsylvania State University as an Extension Agent in home economics in Perry County from March 1949-Dec.1950. Geraldine was co-owner of Keystone Farm from Sept. 1961-Oct. 2006 where she was the caretaker of thousands of Holstein dairy calves in her lifetime. She was a leader of the Northampton County 4-H Home Economics. She was a lifetime member of Evangelical Lutheran Church of Durham, where she served as Council President & WELCA President. She volunteered for Northampton County Meals on Wheels. Geraldine enjoyed making and sending photo cards to her family, friends & church family for many occasions.
SURVIVORS: In addition to her husband of 69 years; children: Kathryn (Joseph) Hlavaty, Donald A. Seipt, W. Douglas (Bonnie) Seipt, all of Williams Twp.; grandchildren: Sara (Joseph) Aquino, Bryant (Holly) Hlavaty, Tim Seipt, Margaret (Ryan) Stocum, Courtney and Luke Seipt. Predeceased by sisters: Adele Haas and Rachel Gross.
Due to the ongoing global constraints, a private graveside service will be held at the Durham Cemetery. A Memorial Service will be held at a later date.
Heintzelman Funeral Home
Geraldine was a graduate from Liberty High School, Bethlehem and The Pennsylvania State University with a B.S. in Home Economics in 1949. She worked for The Pennsylvania State University as an Extension Agent in home economics in Perry County from March 1949-Dec.1950. Geraldine was co-owner of Keystone Farm from Sept. 1961-Oct. 2006 where she was the caretaker of thousands of Holstein dairy calves in her lifetime. She was a leader of the Northampton County 4-H Home Economics. She was a lifetime member of Evangelical Lutheran Church of Durham, where she served as Council President & WELCA President. She volunteered for Northampton County Meals on Wheels. Geraldine enjoyed making and sending photo cards to her family, friends & church family for many occasions.
SURVIVORS: In addition to her husband of 69 years; children: Kathryn (Joseph) Hlavaty, Donald A. Seipt, W. Douglas (Bonnie) Seipt, all of Williams Twp.; grandchildren: Sara (Joseph) Aquino, Bryant (Holly) Hlavaty, Tim Seipt, Margaret (Ryan) Stocum, Courtney and Luke Seipt. Predeceased by sisters: Adele Haas and Rachel Gross.
Due to the ongoing global constraints, a private graveside service will be held at the Durham Cemetery. A Memorial Service will be held at a later date.
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