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Ned Harry Beamesderfer passed away June 27, 2025. Beloved son to the late Charles R. and May (Nee Scherb) Beamesderfer.
Ned is survived by his loving niece Jennifer Clifton (Dan) and his grandnieces, Lily and Emma. He was predeceased by his siblings, Robert Charles Beamesderfer and Cynthia May Smith (Sur. Tom).
Ned worked for the Embreeville State Hospital for 35 years. When the hospital closed he worked in a secure juvenile facility and eventually retired as a social worker for Chester County.
A man of many passions and talents, Ned was deeply devoted to his family, particularly his beloved niece Jennifer and his two grandnieces, Lily and Emma. His presence at family gatherings was a constant, bringing joy and love that will be profoundly missed.
Ned was an accomplished pigeon flyer, dedicating over 40 years to raising and racing these remarkable birds. His expertise and enthusiasm in this hobby were a testament to his commitment and patience. Beyond this, he had a profound love for music, playing bass and curating an impressive collection of CDs and albums. Concert outings with his niece were treasured moments that showcased the bond they shared through their mutual love for music.
In addition to his musical interests, Ned was an avid gardener and an enthusiastic supporter of the Philadelphia Phillies and Eagles. His passion for sports provided him with countless hours of enjoyment, further enriching his spirited personality. He also held a special affection for collecting Peanuts merchandise and enjoyed exploring antique malls and thrift stores, seeking hidden treasures. These adventures were particularly meaningful as he often shared them with his nieces, creating lasting memories filled with laughter and joy.
Services and interment will be private.
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