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Hope Fry
March 11, 2012
Bea was an inspiration. I have known who she was since a young child as my dad, (Francis Hart) was an IFYE under tutelage. I was also an IFYE and met one of her friends in the Netherlands on my travels. My prayers are with her family at this time.
March 9, 2012
What an inspiration to 4-H Youth Development professionals!! The impact you had on young people and adult volunteers continues to be felt years and years after your interaction with them. What a role model you have been for me since I began my work as a 4-H agent in Madison County just before you retired. Thank you for ALL you did for youth, 4-H professionals, for the Ohio 4-H program, and for the Ohio 4-H Center!!! May your memory be eternal! Niki Nestor McNeely, Mason, Ohio
Debi Cook
February 26, 2012
Bea was my mother's Home Economics teacher at Walnut. My mother talked of Bea not being much older than the students in the class and what a great teacher she was. Several years ago we visited Bea at Westminster-Thurber Village. She shared memories of her time as a teacher and we shared 4-H memories of summer camps and participating in 4-H activities at the Pickaway County Fair. She was a remarkable woman and I was honored to have met her.
February 25, 2012
In 1964 Bea was my first boss. Those 7 yrs. in the 4-H office were fun, full filling, and a friendship made for the rest of our lives. All of her words of wisdom and guidance were greatly appreciated, not only by me, but everyone she knew...she was a people "magnet". I love you Bea and thanks for your friendship and all our good times.
Judy Jenkins, Colorado Springs, CO
February 25, 2012
Bea was a favorite of the Vance family, Mom and Dad worked with her and thier 4 children all benifited from Bea's guidance and 4-H support. Bea touched so many young 4-Hers and helped them grow to great young men and women. Will miss our talks and your great smile. Jerry Vance(Columbus, OH)
Carolyn Seymour Hansen
February 24, 2012
Bea, you were my first mentor and certainly the most impactful. We all knew we could count on candid advice and unconditional love and support from you. I will miss you.
February 22, 2012
Like so many, I will miss Bea as a lifelong mentor. With her deep commitment to IFFE I'm sure she would have been happy to know I was in India the day she died. Her spirit will live on.
Jennie McCormick, Columbus, Ohio
Marietta Marvin-Mason
February 21, 2012
What a woman of love who died on the day we specifically set aside for love. She was an inspiration to many.
Helen Storer
February 21, 2012
I will miss you, friend.
Joan Cornell
February 20, 2012
I will miss your Christmas Letter that you mailed every July.RIP Bea.
Richard Seymour
February 20, 2012
An amazing woman . . . thanks for all you did to enhance 4-H in Ohio and across the planet. You inspired many through your blessings; we appreciated the friendship, benefitted from your support, and marveled at your level of service. RIP
Betsy Cornell
February 19, 2012
Cousin Bea, thank you for your guidance, support, and conversation. I so much enjoyed our lunches over the past decade. You have achieved so much and helped so many - may you rest well, now. Love, Cousin Betsy
julie gossett
February 19, 2012
RIP Bea, She was a very sweet person,
Georgene Bender
February 18, 2012
Rest in Paradise, Bea - you believed in me - thank you. You have touched so many lives. Continue your magic in Heaven! Love you - Georgene
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