Anne Bennett, 61, of Palmer Township, PA, died July 20, 2015 in St. Luke's Hospice House, Lower Saucon Township, PA. Anne was a program director for Abilities of Northwest Jersey, Washington, NJ, where she was employed for 35 years. Born April 2, 1954 in New Brunswick, NJ, she was a daughter of the late Frederick and Josephine (Gorman) Albe. She was a member of St. Jane Frances de Chantal Catholic Church, Palmer Township. Anne and her husband, Michael W. Bennett observed their thirty-fourth wedding anniversay April 11th.
In addition to her husband, Anne is survived by a son, Sean and his wife Nicole of North Wales, PA; three daughters, Heather Kelly-McCann and her husband David of Wynnewood, PA, Megan LaBuda and her husband Nathan of Hamilton, NJ and Taylor of Palmer Township; two brothers, Frederick of Kintnersville, PA and William of Wallingford, CT; eight sisters, Mary Albe, Regina Lewis and Nancy Locke, all of Ocala, FL, Margaret Castles and Bernadette Yashkas, both of Flemington, NJ, Elizabeth Goldan and Maureen Huttenmoser, both of Martinsville, NJ, and Cathy Picchiello of Somerville, NJ; five grandchildren, Aine and Fionnuala McCann, Penelope and Sam LaBuda and Colin Bennett and many nieces and nephews. A brother, Joseph and her nephew Joey Yashkas died earlier.
In addition to her husband, Anne is survived by a son, Sean and his wife Nicole of North Wales, PA; three daughters, Heather Kelly-McCann and her husband David of Wynnewood, PA, Megan LaBuda and her husband Nathan of Hamilton, NJ and Taylor of Palmer Township; two brothers, Frederick of Kintnersville, PA and William of Wallingford, CT; eight sisters, Mary Albe, Regina Lewis and Nancy Locke, all of Ocala, FL, Margaret Castles and Bernadette Yashkas, both of Flemington, NJ, Elizabeth Goldan and Maureen Huttenmoser, both of Martinsville, NJ, and Cathy Picchiello of Somerville, NJ; five grandchildren, Aine and Fionnuala McCann, Penelope and Sam LaBuda and Colin Bennett and many nieces and nephews. A brother, Joseph and her nephew Joey Yashkas died earlier.
Anne Bennett, 61, of Palmer Township, PA, died July 20, 2015 in St. Luke's Hospice House, Lower Saucon Township, PA. Anne was a program director for Abilities of Northwest Jersey, Washington, NJ, where she was employed for 35 years. Born April 2, 1954 in New Brunswick, NJ, she was a daughter of the late Frederick and Josephine (Gorman) Albe. She was a member of St. Jane Frances de Chantal Catholic Church, Palmer Township. Anne and her husband, Michael W. Bennett observed their thirty-fourth wedding anniversay April 11th.
In addition to her husband, Anne is survived by a son, Sean and his wife Nicole of North Wales, PA; three daughters, Heather Kelly-McCann and her husband David of Wynnewood, PA, Megan LaBuda and her husband Nathan of Hamilton, NJ and Taylor of Palmer Township; two brothers, Frederick of Kintnersville, PA and William of Wallingford, CT; eight sisters, Mary Albe, Regina Lewis and Nancy Locke, all of Ocala, FL, Margaret Castles and Bernadette Yashkas, both of Flemington, NJ, Elizabeth Goldan and Maureen Huttenmoser, both of Martinsville, NJ, and Cathy Picchiello of Somerville, NJ; five grandchildren, Aine and Fionnuala McCann, Penelope and Sam LaBuda and Colin Bennett and many nieces and nephews. A brother, Joseph and her nephew Joey Yashkas died earlier.
In addition to her husband, Anne is survived by a son, Sean and his wife Nicole of North Wales, PA; three daughters, Heather Kelly-McCann and her husband David of Wynnewood, PA, Megan LaBuda and her husband Nathan of Hamilton, NJ and Taylor of Palmer Township; two brothers, Frederick of Kintnersville, PA and William of Wallingford, CT; eight sisters, Mary Albe, Regina Lewis and Nancy Locke, all of Ocala, FL, Margaret Castles and Bernadette Yashkas, both of Flemington, NJ, Elizabeth Goldan and Maureen Huttenmoser, both of Martinsville, NJ, and Cathy Picchiello of Somerville, NJ; five grandchildren, Aine and Fionnuala McCann, Penelope and Sam LaBuda and Colin Bennett and many nieces and nephews. A brother, Joseph and her nephew Joey Yashkas died earlier.
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