Beatrice N. "Bea" Wenger

Dear Valerie,
I just read your mother's obituary (I have been out of town), and I want to tell you I am sorry for your loss. I have many good memories of your entire family, including Toby! I always enjoyed chatting with your Mom when I went to the library. I think of you often and of all the the times we spent growing up on Radcliffe.
Kim Mitchell ([email protected])

Bea's children and mine grew up together on Radcliffe Road , a happy time for us. Later, when I would bring my grade school students to the Library, Bea would help me to enroll them and introduce them to the library process. I respected her work and valued the short chats we had during those visits. Please know that Jim and I send our sincere condolences to Bea's family.

Dearest Ken, Valerie, Keith, Jody,and all the extended Wenger Family, Mike and I wish to say to you that we also will miss Bea as a great Lady, friend and neighbor. She was an interesting woman. I loved to hear her stories of when she met Ken and of when she lived in England. She adored Ken. Mike and I had great respect for there marriage. We can only hope for the consistency, love and respect for each other as the years go by that Ken and Bea had grown into. We will miss her very much. She...

Ken, I share your greif as I remember your marrage to Bea. At this time life seems too short. I pray for you and your family for strength.

I was saddened to hear of Bea's death. She was a wonderful woman and a delightful colleague. I always enjoyed working with her. My deepest condolences to all.

Valerie and Family,

So sorry to hear of your loss! I'll be praying for all of you!

Dianne

I'm very sorry to hear about Bea. Thinking of you at this difficult time.