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Calvin E. Dauernheim, age 79, of Hellertown PA, died Wednesday, April 3, 2002 in his home. He was the Husband of Josephine J. (Pinero) Dauernheim. The couple celebrated their 56th Wedding Anniversary last December.
Born in Quakertown PA, he was the son of the late John C. and Annie K. (Snyder) Dauernheim. He worked in the Heat Treatment Department of the Bethlehem Steel for 41 years, retiring in 1982. He was a Veteran of the United States Army, having served during World War II. He was of the Protestant Faith.
He is survived by his Wife; Daughters, JoAnn M. Mabie of Phillipsburg NJ, Barbara J. Kline of Hellertown PA and Donna L. Gasper of Allentown PA; 5 Grandchildren and 5 Great Grandchildren.
Funeral Services will be held 11:00 a.m. Saturday, April 6, 2002 in the Heintzelman Funeral Home, Inc., 326 Main Street, Hellertown. Family and Friends may call 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. Saturday in the Funeral Home. The Reverend Phillip C. Spohn officiating. Interment in Union Cemetery of Hellertown.
In lieu of flowers, Memorial Contributions may be made to the Dewey Fire Company Ambulance Squad, 502 Durham Street, Hellertown PA 18055.
Hi Pop-Pop! just wanted to say hi and tell you i have been thinking of you. It was Memorial Day yesterday. I cant believe its almost a year since god took you from all of us. They say god puts everyone here for a purpous and them returns them home when they r done. But i dont know why he took you yet. You werent done yet. You never got to see all your grandchildren and great-grandchildren get married or have families of their own. I always imagined you being here for the rest of my life but unfortunately god had other plans for you. This is the hardest thing i have ever had to write. I looked up to you and i will never forget your home made pickles or your famous egg salad sandwich cut in to fours that you always made for me as a little girl when you baby sat me while mom was at work. Or the times we used to dance in the kitchen while you held me tight on your feet so i could learn how to dance with you. You were an amazing mom,friend,and grandfather. I hope i can raise Katelinne just as perfect as you raised Aunt Donna,Aunt Joanne,&Mommy. Please look over everyone especially mommy and Katelinne. Continue to be our Guardian Angel. Mommmy isnt doing real good health wise anymore and i worry each day about her. So please keep her safe and help me to be strong for her and Katelinne. Well i guess i should go for now i know you are reading this from your new home so keep shining. When the sun is shining i know your smiling down on us,When the rays hits all our faces we know that is you kissing us and when it is raining out we know you are crying with us because you cant be here with us. But we all know you are here in our hearts,prayers,and spirits. Love you Pop-Pop. Love,Dawn
Dawn
Allentown, Pa
Wednesday, May 28, 2003
Hi Pop-pop! Its dawn! I cant beleive its been a year since you exited our lives!I miss you sooo much pop! I never got to say Ilove you one last time nor did i get to say good bye one last time. You and nana were the best grandparents us Grandkids could ever ask for! We were so lucky to have you in our lives and get to grow up with all your wonderful cooking and all the loving caring holidays we were able to share. you made them extra special for us. ones we never be able to forget. but i know that whever you are you and nana are together just like you always have been. You taught what true love was really about. because you and nana shared it every day of your lives together. And i know none of us will ever forget that. And we will all pass that on to our children just like im doing now. Sometimes i feel you are right there with me when i am driving in my car. And i know you are. But even though you and nana can never be here again phsically, you will always be here spiritually and in our hearts forever. I love you and Nana!!!! May you rest in peace and fly with nana and the angels forever. all our love,
Dawn&katelinne
Allentown, PA
Thursday, May 22, 2003
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