As far as Carolyn and I are concerned, we remember with great appreciation our trip in 1985 to your beautiful home in Harrogate as we celebrated our first trip abroad. There were so many loving and creative gifts and I always felt you both were working on the side of the angels. Ken…as I tried to think of a worthy moment of our many memories of Jean, there were many especially those involving Kathy whose birthday was never forgotten by Uncle Ken and Aunt Jean. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Jean’s memory may be made to The Arc of Lehigh and Northampton Counties, a service organization for the disabled and their families, 2289 Avenue A, Bethlehem, PA 18017. Family and friends will be received from 10:30AM-11:30AM at the funeral home on Tuesday. Interment will follow in the Indiantown Gap National Cemetery. Funeral Home & Crematory, 3110 Lititz Pike, Lititz PA, 17543 with Rev. Also surviving are eleven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.Ī Memorial Service will be held at 11:30AM on Tuesday, Septemat the Charles F.
and a sister, Carolyn Burke, wife of Thomas of Nazareth, PA. In addition to her husband Ken, she is survived by her children: Linda Kenney, wife of David of Perkasie, PA, Deborah Lanscek, wife of William of Bethlehem, PA, Douglas Pyne, husband of Karla, Kimberly Pyne, both of Boyertown, PA and Donald Pyne, husband of Jennifer of Macungie, PA. She especially enjoyed beating her husband in tennis as well as watching rugby and golf. She was a sports enthusiast both as a spectator and a participant. Jean enjoyed knitting, quilting, traveling, attending theatre, concerts, watching British comedies and mysteries on TV. She was a member of the Lititz Moravian Congregation Church. Jean held membership in a variety of organizations including Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, York Agricultural Society, Yorkshire Yank Quilting Society, and the Royal Society of St. Jean was awarded many letters of appreciations, commendations and various cash awards for her outstanding work. She served as an executive secretary in the Directorate of Research & Engineering and also served two tours in the UK at a joint field site as an executive secretary in the Office of Technical Support. She retired after 12 years of dedicated service to the government and to the mission of the NSA. Alongside her husband she had worked in the Department of Defense for the NSA. After completing high school she went on to work as a secretary at a private doctor’s office and later became the secretary to the registrar at Moravian College. She was a 1950 graduate of Fountain Hill High School. Pyne with whom she shared over 39 years of marriage. Born in Fountain Hill, PA she was the daughter of the late Edwin C. Pyne, 85, of Lancaster, formerly of Bethlehem, PA, has changed her address and now resides in Heaven.
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