Elizabeth P Betty Lou Ziegler, May 21, 1932 — October 25, 2018

Elizabeth P Betty Lou Ziegler (Hightstown, New Jersey, NJ) May 21, 1932 October 25, 2018 Death notice, Obituaries, Necrology
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Obituary for Elizabeth P “Betty Lou” Ziegler Elizabeth Louisa Peters Ziegler (Betty Lou), of Cranbury, NJ, passed away on October 25 at the age of 86, listening to Tommy Dorsey, to which she and Jack danced many many times. She was the proud mother of two sons, John Kenneth Ziegler, Jr. (Paddi Rogers) and Walter Lewis Ziegler (Susan Ryan), both of Cranbury, and grandmother of Olivia (John and Paddi) and Brigid (Walter and Sue). Her husband of 54 years, John Kenneth Ziegler, Sr. (Jack), preceded her in death as did her parents Walter Lewis Peters (aka ‘Dutch’) and Hazel Simons Peters.

She is also survived by many cousins, nephews and nieces, grand-nephews and grand-nieces, all of whom she loved dearly. Born and raised in Medford, NJ, Betty Lou was a fixture in her adopted town of Cranbury. A graduate of Rider College, where she met Jack, she was an elementary school teacher, first in Cranbury and then in Plainsboro, NJ.

Subsequently she became the Cranbury Township Deputy Clerk, and was active in the Cranbury Historical and Preservation Society in which she was an early president, playing an instrumental role in having Cranbury being named to the National Register of Historic Places. She also invested many hours at the Cranbury History Center and Museum, where she enjoyed sharing with visitors the heritage of Cranbury. She and Jack were members of the Cranbury United Methodist Church, where they were Youth Group leaders.

She was also a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Cranbury Volunteer Fire Company. She loved the shore, and from early childhood spent summers in Surf City on Long Beach Island, where her father built a modest cottage so he could enjoy his surf fishing. She loved painting beach and lagoon scenes with her mother, and cooking the fresh catch of the day.

Her family and friends will miss her dearly. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Cranbury Volunteer Fire Company, the Cranbury First Aid Squad, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and St. Jude’s Research Hospital for Children. Please visit the Barlow & Zimmer Funeral Home website for memorial arrangements.

To send flowers to the family of Elizabeth P “Betty Lou” Ziegler, please visit our Heartfelt Sympathies Store. Immediate Need Contact Us / Location 202 Stockton Street HIGHTSTOWN, NJ 08520 Phone: 609-448-3456 Elizabeth P “Betty Lou” Ziegler May 21, 1932 – October 25, 2018 Share this tribute Funeral Details Memory Wall Photos & Videos Send Flowers Obituary for Elizabeth P “Betty Lou” Ziegler Elizabeth Louisa Peters Ziegler (Betty Lou), of Cranbury, NJ, passed away on October 25 at the age of 86, listening to Tommy Dorsey, to which she and Jack danced many many times. She was the proud mother of two sons, John Kenneth Ziegler, Jr. (Paddi Rogers) and Walter Lewis Ziegler (Susan Ryan), both of Cranbury, and grandmother of Olivia (John and Paddi) and Brigid (Walter and Sue).

Her husband of 54 years, John Kenneth Ziegler, Sr. (Jack), preceded her in death as did her parents Walter Lewis Peters (aka ‘Dutch’) and Hazel Simons Peters. She is also survived by many cousins, nephews and nieces, grand-nephews and grand-nieces, all of whom she loved dearly. Born and raised in Medford, NJ, Betty Lou was a fixture in her adopted town of Cranbury.

A graduate of Rider College, where she met Jack, she was an elementary school teacher, first in Cranbury and then in Plainsboro, NJ. Subsequently she became the Cranbury Township Deputy Clerk, and was active in the Cranbury Historical and Preservation Society in which she was an early president, playing an instrumental role in having Cranbury being named to the National Register of Historic Places. She also invested many hours at the Cranbury History Center and Museum, where she enjoyed sharing with visitors the heritage of Cranbury.

She and Jack were members of the Cranbury United Methodist Church, where they were Youth Group leaders. She was also a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Cranbury Volunteer Fire Company. She loved the shore, and from early childhood spent summers in Surf City on Long Beach Island, where her father built a modest cottage so he could enjoy his surf fishing.

She loved painting beach and lagoon scenes with her mother, and cooking the fresh catch of the day. Her family and friends will miss her dearly. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Cranbury Volunteer Fire Company, the Cranbury First Aid Squad, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and St. Jude’s Research Hospital for Children.

Please visit the Barlow & Zimmer Funeral Home website for memorial arrangements. To send flowers to the family of Elizabeth P “Betty Lou” Ziegler, please visit our Heartfelt Sympathies Store. Service Information A memorial service will be planned for a future date and time.

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death notice Elizabeth P Betty Lou Ziegler May 21, 1932 — October 25, 2018

obituary notice Elizabeth P Betty Lou Ziegler May 21, 1932 — October 25, 2018

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