Ruth A Jung

journeyed to dance with Angels on May 21, 2013. She died of natural causes. She was

preceded in death by her husband George J. Jung who she married in 1944. Ruth is

survived by her children Mark and wife Barbara of McFarland Wi, daughter Jean of

Fairfax, CA . Ruth has three grandchildren, Ben Jung,(wife Julie) Tatiana Jung-Maisel

Macias (husband Jeremie Macias) and Danushka Jung-Maisel (engaged to John

Emerson), two great grandsons Ronin and Daegan Jung-Maisel Macias, and many

beloved nieces and nephews. She was a devoted member of Beymer Methodist Church

in Winter Haven, FL. Donations in her memory can be made to Beymer Methodist

Church or Hospice, Winter Haven. A memorial service and celebration of Life, is

planned for Saturday May 25, 2013, 11:00 a.m. at Beymer Methodist Church, Lake

Howard Dr. Winter Haven, FL. A celebration of life will be held in Wisconsin at a later

date.

Ruth was preceded in death by her parents John B. Cupp and Inez Travers Cupp, her

three brothers: Marion, Glennis and John Cupp, and two sisters Grace Walser and

Ardeth Preston all of Wisconsin.

She graduated from Teacherʼs College Richland Center,

Wisconsin and taught in rural Wisconsin country schools.

She worked as a clerk cashier for Reliable Life and Casualty, Madison Wisconsin for 19

years.

She has been a member of Beymer Methodist church since moving to Florida from

Wisconsin in 1981. She was also a member of Wesley Fellowship Sunday School class

and United Methodist womenʼs Frieda Martin Circle. She became the “Sunshine” Chair

around 1986 keeping track of all members, circulating get well and sympathy cards for

class members to sign and send to those in need. She made numerous telephone calls

and visits to members who were experiencing difficult times in their lives. She would

always say “donʼt sweat the small stuff” and would bring a cheery perspective and

compassionate touch to all she knew and helped. She had a dry and witty sense of

humor which came to light in refreshing ways as she talked with people.

Ruth was extremely curious, always trying to learn new things - wanting to see what

would happen next in a world where she experienced the days of horse and buggy to

the high tech era of the twenty first century. Ruth was a talented writer immortalizing the

events of her life with her creative prose and poetry. She led a life of honesty, generosity

and goodness with an unwavering faith in God.

Ruth Jung used the Golden Rule---Do unto others as you would have them do unto

you---as a way of life. We will greatly miss and always remember her shining spirit.

And if her dance card with Angels is not too full she will probably check in on whatʼs

happening next on planet earth.