Later in her career she assisted her life-long friend, Helen Jean Spyker with bookkeeping at the ElmView Store in the heart of Ft. Post retirement Ruth was again sought out to help construct a quality record system for what is now the Shawnee Township Cemetery. Much of her career was in public service helping to make her community and world a better place. For almost 10 years the Village offices were run out of her home. Her impeccable work and tireless dedication helped bring the Village into being. In the late 50’s and early 60’s she was sought out to become the Finance Director for what eventually became the Village of Fort Shawnee. After school, she gained employment at the Lima Army Tank Plant where she was known for her precise accounting work. Ruth enjoyed accounting in high school and attended Bowling Green State University where she was a member of Alpha Pi. She was elected Homecoming Queen in her Senior year and was recognized in recent years as being the oldest living Queen in the school’s history. She moved into the Shawnee area during the second grade and went on to graduate from Shawnee High School in 1942. Ruth was born in Lima, Ohio to Melvin and Mary Mook on April 23, 1924. Smith, 97, passed away peacefully with her family in Salisbury, North Carolina, where she had been living for the past year.
Yet something in Ruth's sweet smile and gentle manner makes him yearn to settle down-with her at his side.Ruth E. Not yet part of the church, Eli Lapp is allowed to run wild. But when a handsome young man comes to Kent County, Ruth starts to rethink her plans. Still, sensible Ruth believes it's God's will that she stay home and help care for her younger sisters. Can Eli convince her that their lives should be entwined together on God's path?Īmish widow Hannah Yoder prays her daughters will each find a husband someday. Yet something in Ruth's sweet smile and gentle manner makes him yearn to settle down-with her at his side. Amish widow Hannah Yoder prays her daughters will each find a husband someday.
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