
Mary Jane Beale passed away peacefully on February 3rd 2021, at the family farm where she lived her entire life. She went to be with her Lord and Savior at the age of 78.
Born in Lancaster she was the daughter of the late V. Ferry Rohrer and A. Miriam (Hollinger) Rohrer. She was preceded in death by her brother Paul A. Rohrer.
Mary Jane is survived by her loving husband of 57 years, John C Beale, of Mountville.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by three daughters Mary Ann, wife of Craig Lawrence of Lititz; Lori, wife of Rick Rehm of Conestoga; And Sharon Nauman of Saint Clair.
She loved being a grandmother to her 8 grandchildren, Ryan Rehm and wife Breann, Patrick Rehm and fiancé Laken McCoy, Sean Rehm, Shannon and Tiffany Lawrence, Gage, Alexis and Cassidy Nauman. She also had 3 great grandchildren Cora Lynn, Donovan and Charlie.
Mary Jane attended and graduated from Penn Manor high school in 1961.
She was a wife, mother and homemaker that lived a very quiet, conservative lifestyle.
Mary Jane attended Calvary Church with her parents since the age of 6 and became a member in 1952.
She was very involved in the church including numerous short-term missions and community outreach programs.
Mary Jane was employed by Watt & Shand as a secretary & sales associate at the jewelry counter.
She loved camping, spending time with her family, and photographing nature.
10 years ago she battled and overcame breast cancer! For the past 5 years she struggled with dementia and Alzheimer’s
Service will be held at Calvary church February 13th,
•Visitation from 10am till 11am
•Service from 11am till 12pm
We will be live streaming her service for those who are unable to attend at the following link.
in Lieu of flowers we would appreciate people making donations to the Alzheimer’s Association
•http://act.alz.org/donate or breast cancer awareness •Give.bcrf.org
Sherry Nace
Dear Mr. Beale, Mary Ann, Lori, and Sharon ~
When I think of the many from the Calvary Church family who greeted Mary Jane at the gates of Heaven, it gives comfort. Praying for the timeless promises of God’s word to comfort you and the hope we have in Christ to carry you through your sorrow. I’m thankful for Mary Jane’s life, her sweet and gentle manner and wonderful smile. My sincere sympathies.
Jean Zook
Your Husband, girls and their families are living testimonies to Mary Jane’s joy for life. I know they will miss you greatly, but look forward to the blessed hope of meeting again in heaven. Enter into your rest good and faithful servant.
Lovingly with thoughts and prayers,
Roger and Jean Zook
George Weis
Dear Mr Beale,
We just want to extend our deepest symathy to you and your family..we will remember your dear wife’s friendliness and warm smile, she was a delightful member of our Calvary Church family.
May our Lord comfot and strengthen you in the days ahead.
In Christ,
George and Terry Weis
Vickie Lowe
Prayers lifted for you the family who are left on earth to miss her, as she rests in Jesus’ arms, but knowing one day you will see her again. She was very nice and always had a smile. Hugs
Ray Naugle
Brother John,
I am praying for you during these trying days. Missing you and your friendship and wish I could greet you in person on Saturday. May you experience God’s peace and presence in a unique way in your loss of dear Mary Jane. Love in Christ, Ray and Judy Naugle
Fred Rudy
John, I pray that the Lord will comfort you at this difficult time. It’s been quite a while since we’ve seen either you or Mary Jane, but we have fond memories of her when we were doing ABF activities together. May the Lord bless you and your family and give you peace in the days and years ahead. It’s wonderful to know that she is now experiencing the joy of the Lord forever.
Frank
Dear Lori
Frank and I are sending you and your family hugs at this time -we are keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers.
Sincerely,
Frank & Lisa Sahd
Elaine Brenneman Charles
Dear John,
With many fond memories as classmates with both Mary Jane and you, we are sorry to learn of Mary Jane’s passing. Our thoughts are with you and your family in this time of sorrow. In the days ahead, may you find some small comfort in your many happy memories. With our deepest sympathy, Elaine & Rich Charles