Beatrice M. Zentner

My Deepest Sympathy goes out to all Family members. I worked with Beady for almost 10 years at Atlas as a Receptionist and her voice was one of those you truly remember whether she was speaking to you in person or over the phone. She was always ready, willing, and certainly able to talk "Phillies-talk" with you. Harry Kalas now has someone he can truly talk shop with. I have missed hearing her voice asking,” Is Joanne off the phone?” or asking if I watched the Phillies game last night. I have lost a true friend and will miss her.

Betty Adam

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Sunday, April 19, 2009 at 20:35 (EDT)

My fondest childhood memories include Friday nights when my parents, Ray (Nupper) and Frieda Stauffer, would play cards with Beady and Welton. I always sat next to Beady watching her shuffle and deal like a pro. She was a snappy dresser (black business suits and jewelry) and had a seemingly endless amount of pizzaz and enthusiasm. Sometimes at their home we would put a scroll in the player piano and sing the old time songs. It was a wonderful time and place to grow up, made even more special by such generous friends as these. I'll miss you Beady, love,

Bev Stauffer Reinik

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Wednesday, April 22, 2009 at 16:58 (EDT)

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