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I want to thank you for everything you did, before, during and after dad's passing. You are all a first class operation and I believe dad made a wise choice in selecting your home to perform his funeral arrangements. You made us feel as though we were part of your family; you really did a fantastic job. We so appreciated all that you and the Bauer Family Funeral Services have done for our family.
Bea was a licensed beautician before attending Duff's Secretarial School and then went on to work for a local dentist. She would marry Thomas McConnell Scheeren in 1948. He survived 50 missions in Europe as a bombardier in World War II, and returned to the Ford City area where they met working at Schenley Distillery shortly after the war. They had their first born child - Thomas Frederick in 1950 and a daughter Lynda Suzanne in 1953 while residing in the East Liberty area.
Glenn M. McCullough
I want to thank everyone at Bauer for the incredibly professional and thoughtful manner in which the entire funeral process was handled. Dear Jennifer, your help in arranging the details of my mother's viewing and service was much appreciated. Everything went smoothly and all our questions were answered.
You and your staff have lightened our load and helped ease the pain. The professional way you handled things, both large and small was quite impressive.
Bauer Funeral and Cremation Services, Inc.
You brought a calm and peace to some very uncertain days, and helped us navigate through the chaos with grace and ease. We all wanted to thank you for all your help and for making a difficult time a little easier. You did a really great job with everything and we appreciated it more than you know.
On Monday, Dec. 26, 2022 at the Clark Chapel of the Bauer Funeral Home, Inc., 238 S. We would like to thank you again for your help and assistance when my mom passed away last month. Thank you for the excellent and professional job you did for Ron's funeral. We are very pleased and recommend you to everyone we know. Your kind and compassionate care of my family was deeply appreciated.
Thomas R. Mong
Additional visitation will be from 10 AM until the time of the funeral service at 11 AM on Monday, January 14, 2019, at the funeral home, with the Rev. Dana Wilmot officiating. A sincere thank you to all of you for your caring and kindness to Sandy and me and all the extended family. You each made an emotional period in our lives less stressful and more bearable. Thank you for providing our community the opportunity to participate in the wonderful activities under the Steps Ahead program. When we travel with them we are made comfortable and any special needs are met.
They traveled around the country as a family to see the landmarks and National Parks of the nation and later she and husband Tom would visit many parts of the world together. When they were home, they enjoyed golfing, gardening, and Grandchildren. For 60 years Bea called Campbell Hollow her home, and was a longtime member of The First Presbyterian Church of Ford City. She loved keeping a beautiful home, loved to read, was a talented seamstress and enjoyed making some of her own clothes.
She will be deeply missed by her loving husband, William J. "Bill" Waugaman, whom she married on March 30, 1974; son, William J. Waugaman Jr. of Eau Claire; daughter, Becky Waugaman of Kittanning; and her grandchildren, Jake, Luke, Dylan, Dave, and Alex. Thank you very much for all your care and support during this time of loss. The professionalism of your entire staff was evident throughout and was deeply appreciated by our entire family. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her brother Robert Toy, son Thomas Frederick and husband Thomas McConnell Scheeren. She is also survived by her nephew Alan Stewart of Kittanning, and niece Pamela Grace, husband Kel and great niece Madeline, of Australia.
Her ever-precious grandson, James King III. Brother Paul Colligan and his wife Patty of Kittanning, PA. Sister Cathy Hale and her husband John of Pittsburgh, PA. Numerous nieces and nephews. Her faithful and loving Golden Retrievers, Molly and Gracie. Additional visitation will be from 10 AM until the time of funeral services at 11 AM on Monday, November 21, 2022 at the funeral home with the Rev. Brandon Cooper officiating. Patty graduated for Kittanning High School in 1945 and lived in Kittanning most of her life.
Jack and Staff, Thank you for handling the funeral arrangements for Linda Cashdollar, our dear wife and mom. In this time of great loss, we appreciated your professionalism, understanding and guidance. For over 70 years, my family has been caring for the community and I am honored to continue the tradition of providing funerals with the greatest attention to compassion, dignity and respect. As a third-generation funeral director, I take pride in the lessons and experience gained by watching my grandfather and father serve our local families.
We deeply appreciate all of the help you gave us and your caring & concern. Your staff is truly professional and was a great comfort to us. Leone was preceded in death by her parents; loving husband, Robert L. Reedy, whom she married May 9, 1950 and who died November 5, 1994; and brothers, Earl and Neilen Hopper.
We would like to express our sincere thanks to the many wonderful friends and family members who made the anguish of losing Mike a little easier to bare. To the Bauer Family Funeral Home for going above and beyond during this difficult time. Built in 1907 as a private home, this building became a funeral home in 1947 when Amberson C. Bauer purchased it to establish the first Bauer Funeral Home.
Glenn attended Kittanning High School and was a lifelong resident of the Kittanning area. He retired in 1982 after 31 years with Union Carbide Linde Division. He enjoyed spending time at his camp near Sigel and walks in the woods. Glenn was an avid reader and loved picnics with his family.
