Obit: Foelsch, Beulah V. (1926 – 2015)
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Surnames: Foelsch, Roohr, Witte, Bloom, Littleton, Ferenz, Comstock
Source: Marshfield News Herald (Marshfield, WI) 06 Jun 2015
Foelsch, Beulah V. (12 APR 1926 – 31 MAY 2015)
Beulah Virginia Foelsch was born April 12, 1926, in Marshfield, Wisconsin,
daughter to Richard H. and Bernice (Roohr) Witte. She was a mid-western girl who
grew up on her parent's dairy farm near Colby, WI. In 1941, she was awarded the
title of Prom Queen of Colby High School. Beulah's first husband was Leo Bloom.
Later Beulah would meet and would marry George Foelsch, previous owner of Pine
Grove Cheese Factory in Riplinger, WI. From 1954-1971 Beulah served as secretary
and treasurer of Dairy Belt Cheese Co. in Moberly, MO.
Beulah loved keeping busy and later in life much of her free time was dedicated
to volunteer work. She held a position as an Area Representative to the South
Townhomes in Heather Gardens, Aurora, CO. Her favorite hobbies were antique
collecting, arts and crafts, and cooking.
Beulah's creativity did not go unnoticed. The Aurora Sentinel ran a feature on
her when she made individual gingerbread men with likenesses of every player of
her favorite football team, the Denver Broncos. Recently Beulah was again
featured in The Aurora Sentinel discussing her lifelong love of music and the
relationship between music and Alzheimer's disease. The story can be viewed from
the link below:
http://www.aurorasentinel.com/guide/play-music-brings-aurora-alzheimer-patients-life/
Beulah is preceded in death by, her loving husband, George Foelsch, her three
brothers, Hubert "Bud" Witte, Wilbur "Babe" Witte, Richard Jr. "Dick" Witte, and
her sister, Grace Witte .
Beulah is survived by her two sons, Ron Bloom (wife Judy) Atlanta, GA; and
Michael Foelsch (wife Sue)Littleton, CO; her daughter, Patricia Foelsch, Aurora,
CO; her three grandchildren, George Foelsch, Denver, CO; Megan Ferenz (husband
Josh), Durango, CO; Sandy Comstock, Pasadena, CA; and her great-granddaughter,
Hara Grace, Durango, CO.
Beulah loved her family more than anything. She passed away peacefully at
Juniper Village, Aurora, CO, on Sunday, May 31, 2015, at 89 years of age, from
Alzheimer's disease. A Memorial Service will be held in Aurora, CO, in the fall
of 2015.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's
Association - Colorado Chapter, 455 Sherman Street, Suite 500 Denver, CO US
80203 or a Hospice Chapter of your choice.
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