Birth date: Oct 18, 1945 Death date: Feb 5, 2021
Leona M. Bialy (nee Slingbaum), 75, of Mohrsville, PA, formerly of Maple Shade, NJ, passed away peacefully on February 5, 2021. Devoted wife of Richard Bialy for 42 years. Dear mother to George Knoll, Lisa Knoll, and Heather Powel Read Obituary
Even tho I couldn’t be in person to your funeral, I thank Jesus for giving us the technology that we have...tho we are in different and difficult times Gods sovereignty is forever, His peace conquers all pain, His works makes a way for the unknown, His love heals all and overwhelmingly takes captive the darkness and turns it into light. You are at peace my dearest Aunt Lee I know your with Jesus right now, i know He has said “well done my good and faithful servant”. All you did was serve people, love people. You were so tender and loving all the time. You’d warm the coldest of hearts, you loved the most stubborn of people. You always exceeded the normal expectations. I love you so much. I know your with Jesus, u no longer have pain. there’s no pain in the home of the Lord.
Aunt Lee I love you so much! Just remembering all those time you took care of me when I was a toddler. Getting my big baby unstuck from the baby gate, lol. All those family meals/gatherings, your yard sale/antiquing trips and the one thing I will remember most is how you were always so loving just the amount of love you always gave could warm the coldest heart. I Can’t believe this time is here I will see you in Heaven when it is my turn. I know you are praising and rejoicing with Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. I love you to pieces I love you I love you, a million times.
Aunt Lee I love you so much! Just remembering all those time you took care of me when I was a toddler. Getting my big baby unstuck from the baby gate, lol. All those family meals/gatherings, your yard sale/antiquing trips and the one thing I will remember most is how you were always so loving just the amount of love you always gave could warm the coldest hear. I Can’t believe this time is here I will see you in Heaven when it is my turn. I know you are praising and rejoicing with Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. I love you to pieces I love you I love you, a million times.
To My Dearest Aunt Lee ,
I will miss you so much, you will always be in my thoughts ,and my heart .
I looked up to you my whole life ,as you are such a classy ,and dignified lady .
It was comforting to have shared your last ,and my first pregnancy together ,God blessed us with Heather ,and Freddy . So many wonderful shopping trips that you ,and Mom always made it special coming home for a visit . I will always remember your shrimp Victoria what a fabulous dish .So my Dearest Aunt , I thank God for the influence you had on my life that has inspired me in so many ways . The love you shared will forever shine in my heart .
I Love you ,
Doreen .
My beautiful Aunt Lee will be missed terribly. She was an integral part of my life. Aunt Lee was my rock. I could always go to her for whatever I needed whether it be a chat, a home cooked meal, a laugh, a glass of wine, an adventure or a good cry. Aunt Lee was the best adviser. She always made me feel better, always made me feel beautiful, appreciated but most of all she always saw the good and believed in me.
These last years have been very hard. She suffered from a horrible degenerative disease. To watch this amazing woman, who lit up the room and was always the life of the party, become wheelchair bound was excruciating. I can honestly say through my tears I am relieved she is not suffering any longer. She was a truly good person. I know I will see her again. Until then may God rest her soul. ✝️️ ❤️ Love, Kimmy
