Marcia Ann LAMBING d. 29 Apr 1977 Beckley, West Virginia

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Gender	Female
Died	29 Apr 1977	Beckley, West Virginia
Person ID	I2371	Johnson Hindin Tree
Last Modified	18 Mar 2013

Father	John Dean LAMBING, b. 9 Mar 1906, d. 1945
Mother	Frances Ruth ASHCOM, b. 16 Feb 1905, d. 16 Nov 1987, Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania
Family ID	F831	Group Sheet

Family 1 Arthur James BARTLETT, Jr., b. 16 Oct 1924, Marytown, West Virginia , d. 1 Mar 1982, Oakland, Maryland

Children

	1. Carol Ann BARTLETT
	2. Arthur James BARTLETT, III
	3. Deane Harman BARTLETT
	4. John D. BARTLETT, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois

Family ID F832 Group Sheet

Family 2	Robert SCHULTZ
Family ID	F833	Group Sheet

Notes

The following obituary appeared in the April 29, 1977 edition of the Evening Standard (Uniontown, Pennsylvanai):

Schultz Funeral

Mrs. Marcia Lambing Schultz, 47, of 252 Locust Drive, Beckley, W. Va., formerly of Uniontown, died yesterday afternoon in a Charleston, W. Va. hospital.

She was born Sept. 20, 1929, in Johnstown, a daughter of Mrs. Frances Lambing of Pittsburgh and the late John Lambing.

She was a representative of the Fayette County Chapter of the America Heart Assn. and worked actively in the Fayette County Assn. for Retarded Children. She was also camp director of the Happy Day Camp; was a researcher and illustrated the book, "Antiques, Oddities and Curiousities, " and did volunteer work at Uniontown Hospital. She also taught Sunday School at St. Peter's Episcopal Church here; was a vocalist with the Paul Stewart Orchestra and permformed in the summer stock performance of "Fiddler on the Roof," as Golda.

In addition to her mother, she is survived by her husband, Robert Schultz; two sons, Arthur James Bartlett, both of Beckley; two daughters, Carol Ann Bartlett of Chicago, Ill., and Deane Harman Bartlett of Morgantown, W. Va., and one brother, Dean Lambing of Pittsburgh.

Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home of Beckley. In lieu of flowers, donation may be made to individual charities.