Miidred A. Beaston, 50, of 141 W. Hazel Ava,
Marietta, died Sunday night at Hershey Medical Center after a two month illness.
She was the wife of Christian D. Beaston Sr., who died in September 1992.
Born in Columbia, she was a daugther of the
late Lester and Mary Steinmetz Minnich.
She retired on disability as a waitress and
barmaid for the Little Inn in Mount Joy.
A member of Marietta Community Chapel. She
was former president of the ladies auxiliary of William Brenner Post No. 466 of the American Legion in Marietta.
Surviving are three daughters, Christine, wife of Kenneth Ingem of Elizabethtown, Darlene Beaston of Mount Joy and Cindy, wife of James F. Jiminez 0f Columbia; three sons, Christian D. Beaston Jr. of Wrightsville, Michael E. Beaston of Columbia and Steven E.
Beaston of Washington Boro; 11 grandchild-
ren; four brothers, Lee and Henry Minnich, both of Lancaster, Leroy Minnich of Columbia and Earl Minnich 0f York; and three sisters, Betty, wife of Ronald Beyer, and Dorothy Minnich, both of Lancaster, and Margaret Geib of Columbia R1.
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal
Marietta, died Sunday night at Hershey Medical Center after a two month illness.
She was the wife of Christian D. Beaston Sr., who died in September 1992.
Born in Columbia, she was a daugther of the
late Lester and Mary Steinmetz Minnich.
She retired on disability as a waitress and
barmaid for the Little Inn in Mount Joy.
A member of Marietta Community Chapel. She
was former president of the ladies auxiliary of William Brenner Post No. 466 of the American Legion in Marietta.
Surviving are three daughters, Christine, wife of Kenneth Ingem of Elizabethtown, Darlene Beaston of Mount Joy and Cindy, wife of James F. Jiminez 0f Columbia; three sons, Christian D. Beaston Jr. of Wrightsville, Michael E. Beaston of Columbia and Steven E.
Beaston of Washington Boro; 11 grandchild-
ren; four brothers, Lee and Henry Minnich, both of Lancaster, Leroy Minnich of Columbia and Earl Minnich 0f York; and three sisters, Betty, wife of Ronald Beyer, and Dorothy Minnich, both of Lancaster, and Margaret Geib of Columbia R1.
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal
Miidred A. Beaston, 50, of 141 W. Hazel Ava,
Marietta, died Sunday night at Hershey Medical Center after a two month illness.
She was the wife of Christian D. Beaston Sr., who died in September 1992.
Born in Columbia, she was a daugther of the
late Lester and Mary Steinmetz Minnich.
She retired on disability as a waitress and
barmaid for the Little Inn in Mount Joy.
A member of Marietta Community Chapel. She
was former president of the ladies auxiliary of William Brenner Post No. 466 of the American Legion in Marietta.
Surviving are three daughters, Christine, wife of Kenneth Ingem of Elizabethtown, Darlene Beaston of Mount Joy and Cindy, wife of James F. Jiminez 0f Columbia; three sons, Christian D. Beaston Jr. of Wrightsville, Michael E. Beaston of Columbia and Steven E.
Beaston of Washington Boro; 11 grandchild-
ren; four brothers, Lee and Henry Minnich, both of Lancaster, Leroy Minnich of Columbia and Earl Minnich 0f York; and three sisters, Betty, wife of Ronald Beyer, and Dorothy Minnich, both of Lancaster, and Margaret Geib of Columbia R1.
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal
Marietta, died Sunday night at Hershey Medical Center after a two month illness.
She was the wife of Christian D. Beaston Sr., who died in September 1992.
Born in Columbia, she was a daugther of the
late Lester and Mary Steinmetz Minnich.
She retired on disability as a waitress and
barmaid for the Little Inn in Mount Joy.
A member of Marietta Community Chapel. She
was former president of the ladies auxiliary of William Brenner Post No. 466 of the American Legion in Marietta.
Surviving are three daughters, Christine, wife of Kenneth Ingem of Elizabethtown, Darlene Beaston of Mount Joy and Cindy, wife of James F. Jiminez 0f Columbia; three sons, Christian D. Beaston Jr. of Wrightsville, Michael E. Beaston of Columbia and Steven E.
Beaston of Washington Boro; 11 grandchild-
ren; four brothers, Lee and Henry Minnich, both of Lancaster, Leroy Minnich of Columbia and Earl Minnich 0f York; and three sisters, Betty, wife of Ronald Beyer, and Dorothy Minnich, both of Lancaster, and Margaret Geib of Columbia R1.
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal
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