Ruth M. Spencer

Ruth M. (Morgan) Spencer, born July 3, 1942, resident since 1985 of 1010 Font Rd., Glenmoore, Pennsylvania, fell asleep in the Lord on Sunday, June 16, 2019.  

She was the wife of the late William J. Spencer, Sr.  She was the daughter of the late Elizabeth M. (McKelvie) and the late Eberlin Starr Morgan.  She was the twin sister of Nancy E. (Morgan) Ninos of West Chester, Pennsylvania.  She was Mom to Edward Eberlin Blain, Ph.D. (husband of Tena) of Talmage, Pennsylvania and Jaclyn Elizabeth (Blain) Dowlin also of Glenmoore.  She was predeceased by her brother, J. David Morgan.  She was Granny to five grandchildren: Daniel, Aaron, Levi, Bruce and Elisabeth; She was Aunt Ruth to one nephew, Andrew J. Ninos (husband of Kelly) of Drumore, Pennsylvania; and Great Aunt Ruth to two nieces Tarah Ninos of Conestoga, Pennsylvania and Kymberly (Ninos) McKivison (wife of Brian) of Shaefferstown, Pennsylvania. 

She was a graduate of West Chester High School and the Empire Beauty School of Coatesville.  She was the retired employee of Pepperidge Farm of Downingtown having served thirty-two years. 

She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of West Chester.  After her retirement, she was a volunteer with over 4000 hours of service in the Radiology Department of the Fern Hill Medical Center of West Chester.  Her greatest love was for her family and friends.  

She was the beloved friend of many endearing co-workers, neighbors, volunteers, classmates and parishioners.  She took time to visit and care for those with debilitating disabilities or illnesses.  She supported many charities, especially her local fire company and military veterans.  She was an avid fan of the Philadelphia Phillies.  She loved to feed the birds and wildlife.  She loved flowers, oldies music and volunteering. 

Her funeral service will be held at the DellaVecchia, Reilly, Smith & Boyd Funeral Home, Inc. 410 N. Church St. West Chester, PA 19380, 610-696-1181. www.DellaFH.com on Saturday, June 22, 2019 at 11am with a visitation starting at 10am. 

Burial to follow at the Bradford Cemetery in Marshallton, Pennsylvania. 

In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the J. David Morgan Memorial Music Fund held at the First Presbyterian Church of West Chester, 130 W. Miner St. West Chester, PA 19382.