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Christine A. Stoudt, 73, passed away at home on Sunday April 28, 2024 following an extended battle with cancer. Born in Trenton, N.J., she was the daughter of the late Thomas and Gertrude (Ulmer) Olkowski. She first lived in Trenton, N.J. and then was a longtime resident of Bucks County, PA. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree and Masters degree from Trenton State College in Trenton, N.J.. She then spent her career teaching special education in Bristol Twp. School District for 34 years. She was very active in the Bristol Township Education Association, spending many years as a building representative and also many years as the sick leave bank administrator. She earned the respect of both students and colleagues during her time in the district. Christine enjoyed reading, doing hand embroidery, sewing and attending plays and concerts. She was also a staunch supporter of women's rights and animal rights organizations. She also self proclaimed to be an accomplished pianist. Chris was an outstanding baker, as well. Her Christmas cookies were legendary. But, she especially, enjoyed traveling every summer in her RV with her husband and dogs. They crossed the United States 20 times, including driving to Alaska. Her dogs brought her much joy and she loved them dearly. She is survived by her beloved husband, Donald B. Stoudt, of Langhorne, PA. Also her beloved sister, Diane Kale, of Robbinsville, N.J. and her mother in law, Beverly Stoudt. She will be sadly missed by her family, whom she deeply loved. She will also be missed by her families at Right at Home and Gentiva Hospice who all cared for her with love.

Eleanor Cherry Kunz, passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by her loving family on Tuesday, September 17, 2024. She was 99 years old. Born in Bristol, PA to the late Joseph and Annie (nee Carson) Cherry, Eleanor was a first generation American. Eleanor spent her childhood years in Philadelphia where she attended Hopkinson Elementary School and Frankford High School. She worked as a secretary throughout the years at schools and businesses before retiring in 1993 from Pennsbury Manor. After marrying the love of her life in 1949, she fully embraced her role as a minister's wife, particularly focusing her energies on youth ministry and children's choirs. Together they served churches in many locations, enjoying a very rich life together full of adventures. After retirement, the pair enjoyed traveling, with Eleanor's favorite destination being Ireland. As a widow, Eleanor continued to travel with family as well as a close group of friends. Throughout her life, she was known for her "Irish" wit, storytelling, beautiful singing voice, and her excellent cooking. She loved to entertain family and friends, welcoming an astounding number of people into her home, and taking special pride in a beautifully set table with Irish linens and fine china. She also loved reading, embroidery, quilting, and the many animals that were part of the family over the years. Along with her parents Eleanor was predeceased by her beloved husband of 58 years, Rev. W. Richard Kunz. Eleanor will be deeply missed by her children Richard A. Kunz (Barbra McCune), Joanne I. Kunz, and Mary Ellyn Kunz. She also leaves her cherished grandchildren John Kunz (Laura McWethy), Juliana Kunz, Elena Kunz, Anna (Gregory) Mannering, and her great-grandchildren Hendrick and Beckett Mannering.

Hugh Ronald Ladley, aka "Ron" passed away peacefully on April 16, 2023, at Juniper Village in Bensalem; he was 77 years old. Born in Philadelphia to the late Eston Thomas Ladley and Mary Jane (nee Carney) Ladley, he worked in the Auto Body Repair industry most of his life. He retired from Center Square Motors in Bluebell, PA in 2016. Prior to that Ron also worked for many years as the General Manager of The Auto Ranch in East Norriton, PA.