"Dorothy Moore Fenstermacher, 94, died January 16, 2007 in Elm Terrace Gardens, Lansdale . She was the wife of 65 years to Harold ["Fence"] G. Fenstermacher. The couple lived in Neshaminy Falls for 16 years before moving to the retirement community in 2003. They also resided in Doylestown, Blue Bell and Flourtown.
Born in Broad Axe, she was the daughter of the late C. Orville and Elsie M. (Williams) Moore. She attended the Lansdale School of Business, Tyler Art School and University of Pennsylvania.
Known professionally by her maiden name, Dot Moore, she worked at a school for orphaned children known as Carson Valley School in Flourtown, retiring as executive director in 1964, after 34 years of service.
She previously held memberships in the Montgomery County Social Worker's Club, the Flourtown Women's Club, the Springfield-Whitemarsh Women's and Professional Club and the Germantown - Mt. Airy Camera Club.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by two sisters, Ethyl Kaufman of Roslyn and Eleanor Souder of Elizabethtown .
At Dot's request, there will be no services. Arrangements are by Huff & Lakjer Funeral Home in Lansdale."
http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=17729031&BRD=2275&PAG=461&dept_id=466402&rfi=6
NOTE: no relation to B.E.F. Stienstra.
Miss Moore, employed my parents when my father was a seminarian at The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Mt. Airy, Philadelphia to be houseparents (Stork Hill, Lower Beech, Mother Goose) at Carson Valley School, Flourtown, Pennsylvania. She wanted to employ him after Chaplaincy training in 1964 to Pastor (see also: The Rev. Robert Martin Feist, also at "findagrave.") a Chapel on Chapel Hill at Carson, and the idea was nixed by the hierarchy. She was successor to Miss Ueland who was the first director at Carson (who was incidently a classmate of Maria Montessori known for the "Montessori" methodology incorporated into Nursery School and Kindergarten at Carson Valley School, of which I, Barbara Feist was a graduate.)
Born in Broad Axe, she was the daughter of the late C. Orville and Elsie M. (Williams) Moore. She attended the Lansdale School of Business, Tyler Art School and University of Pennsylvania.
Known professionally by her maiden name, Dot Moore, she worked at a school for orphaned children known as Carson Valley School in Flourtown, retiring as executive director in 1964, after 34 years of service.
She previously held memberships in the Montgomery County Social Worker's Club, the Flourtown Women's Club, the Springfield-Whitemarsh Women's and Professional Club and the Germantown - Mt. Airy Camera Club.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by two sisters, Ethyl Kaufman of Roslyn and Eleanor Souder of Elizabethtown .
At Dot's request, there will be no services. Arrangements are by Huff & Lakjer Funeral Home in Lansdale."
http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=17729031&BRD=2275&PAG=461&dept_id=466402&rfi=6
NOTE: no relation to B.E.F. Stienstra.
Miss Moore, employed my parents when my father was a seminarian at The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Mt. Airy, Philadelphia to be houseparents (Stork Hill, Lower Beech, Mother Goose) at Carson Valley School, Flourtown, Pennsylvania. She wanted to employ him after Chaplaincy training in 1964 to Pastor (see also: The Rev. Robert Martin Feist, also at "findagrave.") a Chapel on Chapel Hill at Carson, and the idea was nixed by the hierarchy. She was successor to Miss Ueland who was the first director at Carson (who was incidently a classmate of Maria Montessori known for the "Montessori" methodology incorporated into Nursery School and Kindergarten at Carson Valley School, of which I, Barbara Feist was a graduate.)
"Dorothy Moore Fenstermacher, 94, died January 16, 2007 in Elm Terrace Gardens, Lansdale . She was the wife of 65 years to Harold ["Fence"] G. Fenstermacher. The couple lived in Neshaminy Falls for 16 years before moving to the retirement community in 2003. They also resided in Doylestown, Blue Bell and Flourtown.
Born in Broad Axe, she was the daughter of the late C. Orville and Elsie M. (Williams) Moore. She attended the Lansdale School of Business, Tyler Art School and University of Pennsylvania.
Known professionally by her maiden name, Dot Moore, she worked at a school for orphaned children known as Carson Valley School in Flourtown, retiring as executive director in 1964, after 34 years of service.
She previously held memberships in the Montgomery County Social Worker's Club, the Flourtown Women's Club, the Springfield-Whitemarsh Women's and Professional Club and the Germantown - Mt. Airy Camera Club.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by two sisters, Ethyl Kaufman of Roslyn and Eleanor Souder of Elizabethtown .
At Dot's request, there will be no services. Arrangements are by Huff & Lakjer Funeral Home in Lansdale."
http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=17729031&BRD=2275&PAG=461&dept_id=466402&rfi=6
NOTE: no relation to B.E.F. Stienstra.
Miss Moore, employed my parents when my father was a seminarian at The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Mt. Airy, Philadelphia to be houseparents (Stork Hill, Lower Beech, Mother Goose) at Carson Valley School, Flourtown, Pennsylvania. She wanted to employ him after Chaplaincy training in 1964 to Pastor (see also: The Rev. Robert Martin Feist, also at "findagrave.") a Chapel on Chapel Hill at Carson, and the idea was nixed by the hierarchy. She was successor to Miss Ueland who was the first director at Carson (who was incidently a classmate of Maria Montessori known for the "Montessori" methodology incorporated into Nursery School and Kindergarten at Carson Valley School, of which I, Barbara Feist was a graduate.)
Born in Broad Axe, she was the daughter of the late C. Orville and Elsie M. (Williams) Moore. She attended the Lansdale School of Business, Tyler Art School and University of Pennsylvania.
Known professionally by her maiden name, Dot Moore, she worked at a school for orphaned children known as Carson Valley School in Flourtown, retiring as executive director in 1964, after 34 years of service.
She previously held memberships in the Montgomery County Social Worker's Club, the Flourtown Women's Club, the Springfield-Whitemarsh Women's and Professional Club and the Germantown - Mt. Airy Camera Club.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by two sisters, Ethyl Kaufman of Roslyn and Eleanor Souder of Elizabethtown .
At Dot's request, there will be no services. Arrangements are by Huff & Lakjer Funeral Home in Lansdale."
http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=17729031&BRD=2275&PAG=461&dept_id=466402&rfi=6
NOTE: no relation to B.E.F. Stienstra.
Miss Moore, employed my parents when my father was a seminarian at The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Mt. Airy, Philadelphia to be houseparents (Stork Hill, Lower Beech, Mother Goose) at Carson Valley School, Flourtown, Pennsylvania. She wanted to employ him after Chaplaincy training in 1964 to Pastor (see also: The Rev. Robert Martin Feist, also at "findagrave.") a Chapel on Chapel Hill at Carson, and the idea was nixed by the hierarchy. She was successor to Miss Ueland who was the first director at Carson (who was incidently a classmate of Maria Montessori known for the "Montessori" methodology incorporated into Nursery School and Kindergarten at Carson Valley School, of which I, Barbara Feist was a graduate.)
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