Beverly J. Lupin

Beverly J Lupin

August 12, 1942-January 22, 2025

Beverly J. Lupin, beloved wife and mother, passed away peacefully at home,

surrounded by her loving family on January 22, 2025. Beverly was married to the

love of her life, Frank, for 62 years.

She was preceded in death by her parents, John and Beulah (Fenner)Bertucci Sr.;

her in-laws, Charles and Jeanne (Snyder) Lupin; her brother, John “Chooch”

Bertucci Jr.; and many other family members.

She is survived by her husband, Frank Sr., and their 5 children: Son Frank and

Leslie Lupin Jr. of Danielsville, PA, and their children, Monica of Bethlehem, PA;

Laura of Houston, TX; and Dennis of Bethlehem, PA. Daughters, Kristine and

Christopher Mendolia of East Stroudsburg, PA, and children Matthew and

Katherine Burger of Foshan, China; Alex and Brittany Burger of Sunland Park, NM;

and Thomas Burger of East Stroudsburg, PA. Michelle and Bill Hoffman of East

Stroudsburg, PA, and their children, Willie of Hop Bottom, PA, and Andy from East

Stroudsburg PA. Kathleen and William Keiper of Brodheadsville, PA, and their

daughter Brenna. Jennifer and Duane Miller of East Stroudsburg, PA, and their

children Austin, Dawson and Hunter. She is also survived by many Bertucci, Miller

and Fenner cousins, nieces and nephews.

As a teenager, Beverly played the piano for the Methodist church, worked at the

Sherman Theatre in the ticket and candy counter and worked at Rea & Derrick in

the soda fountain and makeup counter.

Upon getting married Beverly and Frank moved to Binghamton, NY, to start their

family. They later settled in Waverly, NY where they lived for 11 years and made

lifelong friends. After moving back to East Stroudsburg in 1980, Beverly began her

career as a pharmacy technician at Rite Aid, where she worked until her

retirement.

Bev cherished spending time with her 12 grandchildren at the beach, camping and

attending their sports games, musical concerts and plays. She was an avid

Washington Redskins fan, an enthusiastic reader, and a skilled knitter and

crocheter. She was also a puzzle enthusiast and loved taking quick trips to Casinos

and capturing pictures along the way. Bev especially enjoyed watching the East

Stroudsburg Warriors football team on Saturdays. In addition to these activities,

Bev looked forward to her nights out with her bowling league, attending nationals

and quickly forming close friendships.

A celebration of Beverly’s life will be held at a later date.