Hattie "Penny" Foster passed on April 4, 2014 of natural causes.
Originally from Boston, Massachusetts, the family moved to Albuquerque in 1964.
Penny was preceded in death by her husband, Benjamin in 2000 and her eldest son, Karl in 1971.
Penny is survived by two daughters, Martha and Mimi and two sons, Malcolm and Jonathan.
Penny was an Administrative Assistant to D.W. Falls Land and Development for many years. Coupled with raising five children, her energy seemed limitless as well as her love for her family. Along with her arts and crafting talents, she was a cross between June Cleaver and the better side of Martha Stewart. We were fortunate to have mom for so many years.
Penny will now rejoin her own mother whom she lost at age 29.
We love and will miss you, Mom.
Services will be private. Burial will be at Santa Fé National Cemetery.
Originally from Boston, Massachusetts, the family moved to Albuquerque in 1964.
Penny was preceded in death by her husband, Benjamin in 2000 and her eldest son, Karl in 1971.
Penny is survived by two daughters, Martha and Mimi and two sons, Malcolm and Jonathan.
Penny was an Administrative Assistant to D.W. Falls Land and Development for many years. Coupled with raising five children, her energy seemed limitless as well as her love for her family. Along with her arts and crafting talents, she was a cross between June Cleaver and the better side of Martha Stewart. We were fortunate to have mom for so many years.
Penny will now rejoin her own mother whom she lost at age 29.
We love and will miss you, Mom.
Services will be private. Burial will be at Santa Fé National Cemetery.
Hattie "Penny" Foster passed on April 4, 2014 of natural causes.
Originally from Boston, Massachusetts, the family moved to Albuquerque in 1964.
Penny was preceded in death by her husband, Benjamin in 2000 and her eldest son, Karl in 1971.
Penny is survived by two daughters, Martha and Mimi and two sons, Malcolm and Jonathan.
Penny was an Administrative Assistant to D.W. Falls Land and Development for many years. Coupled with raising five children, her energy seemed limitless as well as her love for her family. Along with her arts and crafting talents, she was a cross between June Cleaver and the better side of Martha Stewart. We were fortunate to have mom for so many years.
Penny will now rejoin her own mother whom she lost at age 29.
We love and will miss you, Mom.
Services will be private. Burial will be at Santa Fé National Cemetery.
Originally from Boston, Massachusetts, the family moved to Albuquerque in 1964.
Penny was preceded in death by her husband, Benjamin in 2000 and her eldest son, Karl in 1971.
Penny is survived by two daughters, Martha and Mimi and two sons, Malcolm and Jonathan.
Penny was an Administrative Assistant to D.W. Falls Land and Development for many years. Coupled with raising five children, her energy seemed limitless as well as her love for her family. Along with her arts and crafting talents, she was a cross between June Cleaver and the better side of Martha Stewart. We were fortunate to have mom for so many years.
Penny will now rejoin her own mother whom she lost at age 29.
We love and will miss you, Mom.
Services will be private. Burial will be at Santa Fé National Cemetery.
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