Ruth S. Floridis
March 28, 1931 - August 8, 2020
Ruth S. Floridis (Eschbaugh), age 89, residing in Hemet, CA,
entered Heaven’s gates on August 8, 2020. She was born to the late Harry
Irvin Schenck Jr. and Ruth Marie (McGreevy) Schenck on March 28, 1931, in
Dayton, OH, where she resided for most of her life.
Ruth
was a loving mother and homemaker and loved cooking for her family. She
also loved decorating her home, always making it a comfortable and inviting
place for others. Ruth was a truly kind and generous person, always
wanting to give to others. She loved conversing with people and enjoyed
talking for hours, recalling special memories of her childhood and past
experiences. She was an avid animal lover and was devoted to her pets
over the years, including Pepi, Tashi, and Hannah. Ruth loved to travel
with her second husband, Ron, and adored visiting different beaches. Ruth
had a great love for her granddaughters. They were the light of her
life. She loved sharing stories with them and spoiled them rotten, as
most grandmothers love to do.
Ruth
is survived by her son Brian Eschbaugh and his wife Christina, and her daughter
Julie Barnhart and her husband Paul. She is also survived by her two
granddaughters Alexandra Barnhart and Rachel Barnhart and others to include
nieces, a nephew, and cousins.
Ruth
was preceded in death by her first husband Emerson Eschbaugh Jr., her parents,
and stepfather Wilfred Hopfengardner.
An
intimate family celebration of her life will be planned later due to the
current restrictions.
The
family wishes to express heartfelt gratitude to all of those at Yorkshire
Village, who always lovingly cared for Ruth and were with her during her last
hours. Also, to those with Living Waters Hospice who helped care for her
in her final days. Thank you to all who prayed, supported, and showed
expressions of love during this time.
I
love you immensely Mom! You will be greatly missed!! Until we are
together again in Heaven….
“You make known to me the path of life; in Your
presence there is fullness of joy; at Your right hand are pleasures
forevermore.” (Psalm 16:11)
