Elizabeth Hilda (Lambert) Lund, daughter of, Leon and Euginie (Seckler) Lambert.
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert passed away at the age of 37 years old.
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert siblings are:
Leo Frances Lambert b. 1 Apr 1884
Frank Xavier Lambert b. 17 Aug 1885
Edourd Lambert b. 1887
Bertha Lambert b. 1890
Paul Edward Lambert b. 23 Apr 1892
Ernest Lambert b. 25 Feb 1894
Irene Eugenie Lambert b. 8 May 1896
Marie Daisy Lambert b. 13 May 1898
Frederick Martin Lambert 15 Nov 1902
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert married Milton Walter Lund on August 12, 1921 in Bremerton, Kitsap Co., Washington. Milton Walter is the son of Charles Nels and Augusta(Peterson) Lund.
Note: Elizabeth Hilda Lambert was 23 at the time of marriage.
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert and Milton Walter Lund children are:
Betty Jane Lund b. 25 June 1923
Robert Milton Lund b. 23 December 1924
Elizabeth Hilda (Lambert) Lund was buried in Ivy Green Cemetery. She is buried next to her husband. They are buried on the upper north side.
Death Comes To
Mrs. M. W. Lund;
Rites Thursday
Bremerton mourned the passing of another pioneer with the death Monday of Elizabeth H. Lund at her home on North Callow Avenue. Mrs. Lund, born December 12, 1900, in Elwood, Indiana, had lived in this city for 31 of her 37 years of her life.
She is survived by the widower, Milton W. Lund: a son, Robert; daughter, Mary Jane; two sisters, Mrs. Irene Goehrs and Mrs. J. W. Suldan, all of Bremerton, and five brothers, Leo, Frank and Edward Lambert of Shelton.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon a t 2 o'clock at Lewis Chapel, with the Rev. R. E. Nichols officiating. Interment will follow at Ivy Green Cemetery.
NOTE: The Above obituary states her daughter as Mary Jane who is actually Betty Jane Lund.
Elizabeth H. Lund,
Shipfitter's Wife, Dies at Her Home
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Lund, 37, passed away yesterday afternoon at the family home on North Callow Ave. she was the wife of Milton W. (Bud) Lund, a pipe fitter in the navy yard.
Born in Elwood, Ind., December 12, 1900, Mrs. Lund came to Bremerton when eight years old. Lund came here in 1919, and married Mr. Lund in 1922.
Besides the widower, Mrs. Lund is survived by her two children, Betty Jane and Robert, and by two sisters, Mrs. J. W. Suldan and Mrs. Iren Goehers, both of Bremerton. Also surviving are five brothers, Edward, Leo and Frank Lambert, Bremerton; Ernest Lambert, Brownsville; Fred Lambert, Shelton.
Funeral services have been tentatively set for Thursday afternoon at the Lewis Funeral chapel at 2 o'clock.
In Memoriam
Sleep on; dear friend, thy fathers o'er,
Thy willing hands shall tell no
more,
For each of us you did your
best.
We have lost, but God has gained.
One of the best this world
contained.
Inserted by the Krafft family.
In Memoriam In memory of the late Betty
Lund who passed away July 18, 1938.
One month has passed since
that sad day
God called the one we loved
away.
Forget her, no, we never
will.
For in our hearts the liveth
still.
The blow was great, the
shock severe.
We little thought the end
was near.
"Tis only those who have lost cant tell.
The loss of a loved one
without farewell.
__Inserted by the Kraft
family.
Story told by Betty Jane (Lund) Byrum
My mother, Elizabeth, conversed with my grandmother all day in French. She also read her letters from her father's other two daughters and wrote letters in French, for her two half sisters who maiden names would also be Seclair pronounced Sa Clair.
She originally spoke German as the occupied Alsace Lorraine at the time of her childhood. Her father had a tutor for her to learn French. Grandpa spoke only German. They came to the U. S. with several German families one of which was the Earharts who also lived on Witney below the cemetery.
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert and Milton Walter Lund children are:
Robert Milton Lund and Betty Jane Lund.
Robert Milton Lund proceded his mother in death.
Family Information contributed by family member:
Yvette E. (Byrum) Aune
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert passed away at the age of 37 years old.
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert siblings are:
Leo Frances Lambert b. 1 Apr 1884
Frank Xavier Lambert b. 17 Aug 1885
Edourd Lambert b. 1887
Bertha Lambert b. 1890
Paul Edward Lambert b. 23 Apr 1892
Ernest Lambert b. 25 Feb 1894
Irene Eugenie Lambert b. 8 May 1896
Marie Daisy Lambert b. 13 May 1898
Frederick Martin Lambert 15 Nov 1902
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert married Milton Walter Lund on August 12, 1921 in Bremerton, Kitsap Co., Washington. Milton Walter is the son of Charles Nels and Augusta(Peterson) Lund.
Note: Elizabeth Hilda Lambert was 23 at the time of marriage.
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert and Milton Walter Lund children are:
Betty Jane Lund b. 25 June 1923
Robert Milton Lund b. 23 December 1924
Elizabeth Hilda (Lambert) Lund was buried in Ivy Green Cemetery. She is buried next to her husband. They are buried on the upper north side.
Death Comes To
Mrs. M. W. Lund;
Rites Thursday
Bremerton mourned the passing of another pioneer with the death Monday of Elizabeth H. Lund at her home on North Callow Avenue. Mrs. Lund, born December 12, 1900, in Elwood, Indiana, had lived in this city for 31 of her 37 years of her life.
She is survived by the widower, Milton W. Lund: a son, Robert; daughter, Mary Jane; two sisters, Mrs. Irene Goehrs and Mrs. J. W. Suldan, all of Bremerton, and five brothers, Leo, Frank and Edward Lambert of Shelton.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon a t 2 o'clock at Lewis Chapel, with the Rev. R. E. Nichols officiating. Interment will follow at Ivy Green Cemetery.
NOTE: The Above obituary states her daughter as Mary Jane who is actually Betty Jane Lund.
Elizabeth H. Lund,
Shipfitter's Wife, Dies at Her Home
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Lund, 37, passed away yesterday afternoon at the family home on North Callow Ave. she was the wife of Milton W. (Bud) Lund, a pipe fitter in the navy yard.
Born in Elwood, Ind., December 12, 1900, Mrs. Lund came to Bremerton when eight years old. Lund came here in 1919, and married Mr. Lund in 1922.
Besides the widower, Mrs. Lund is survived by her two children, Betty Jane and Robert, and by two sisters, Mrs. J. W. Suldan and Mrs. Iren Goehers, both of Bremerton. Also surviving are five brothers, Edward, Leo and Frank Lambert, Bremerton; Ernest Lambert, Brownsville; Fred Lambert, Shelton.
Funeral services have been tentatively set for Thursday afternoon at the Lewis Funeral chapel at 2 o'clock.
In Memoriam
Sleep on; dear friend, thy fathers o'er,
Thy willing hands shall tell no
more,
For each of us you did your
best.
We have lost, but God has gained.
One of the best this world
contained.
Inserted by the Krafft family.
In Memoriam In memory of the late Betty
Lund who passed away July 18, 1938.
One month has passed since
that sad day
God called the one we loved
away.
Forget her, no, we never
will.
For in our hearts the liveth
still.
The blow was great, the
shock severe.
We little thought the end
was near.
"Tis only those who have lost cant tell.
The loss of a loved one
without farewell.
__Inserted by the Kraft
family.
Story told by Betty Jane (Lund) Byrum
My mother, Elizabeth, conversed with my grandmother all day in French. She also read her letters from her father's other two daughters and wrote letters in French, for her two half sisters who maiden names would also be Seclair pronounced Sa Clair.
She originally spoke German as the occupied Alsace Lorraine at the time of her childhood. Her father had a tutor for her to learn French. Grandpa spoke only German. They came to the U. S. with several German families one of which was the Earharts who also lived on Witney below the cemetery.
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert and Milton Walter Lund children are:
Robert Milton Lund and Betty Jane Lund.
Robert Milton Lund proceded his mother in death.
Family Information contributed by family member:
Yvette E. (Byrum) Aune
Elizabeth Hilda (Lambert) Lund, daughter of, Leon and Euginie (Seckler) Lambert.
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert passed away at the age of 37 years old.
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert siblings are:
Leo Frances Lambert b. 1 Apr 1884
Frank Xavier Lambert b. 17 Aug 1885
Edourd Lambert b. 1887
Bertha Lambert b. 1890
Paul Edward Lambert b. 23 Apr 1892
Ernest Lambert b. 25 Feb 1894
Irene Eugenie Lambert b. 8 May 1896
Marie Daisy Lambert b. 13 May 1898
Frederick Martin Lambert 15 Nov 1902
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert married Milton Walter Lund on August 12, 1921 in Bremerton, Kitsap Co., Washington. Milton Walter is the son of Charles Nels and Augusta(Peterson) Lund.
Note: Elizabeth Hilda Lambert was 23 at the time of marriage.
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert and Milton Walter Lund children are:
Betty Jane Lund b. 25 June 1923
Robert Milton Lund b. 23 December 1924
Elizabeth Hilda (Lambert) Lund was buried in Ivy Green Cemetery. She is buried next to her husband. They are buried on the upper north side.
Death Comes To
Mrs. M. W. Lund;
Rites Thursday
Bremerton mourned the passing of another pioneer with the death Monday of Elizabeth H. Lund at her home on North Callow Avenue. Mrs. Lund, born December 12, 1900, in Elwood, Indiana, had lived in this city for 31 of her 37 years of her life.
She is survived by the widower, Milton W. Lund: a son, Robert; daughter, Mary Jane; two sisters, Mrs. Irene Goehrs and Mrs. J. W. Suldan, all of Bremerton, and five brothers, Leo, Frank and Edward Lambert of Shelton.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon a t 2 o'clock at Lewis Chapel, with the Rev. R. E. Nichols officiating. Interment will follow at Ivy Green Cemetery.
NOTE: The Above obituary states her daughter as Mary Jane who is actually Betty Jane Lund.
Elizabeth H. Lund,
Shipfitter's Wife, Dies at Her Home
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Lund, 37, passed away yesterday afternoon at the family home on North Callow Ave. she was the wife of Milton W. (Bud) Lund, a pipe fitter in the navy yard.
Born in Elwood, Ind., December 12, 1900, Mrs. Lund came to Bremerton when eight years old. Lund came here in 1919, and married Mr. Lund in 1922.
Besides the widower, Mrs. Lund is survived by her two children, Betty Jane and Robert, and by two sisters, Mrs. J. W. Suldan and Mrs. Iren Goehers, both of Bremerton. Also surviving are five brothers, Edward, Leo and Frank Lambert, Bremerton; Ernest Lambert, Brownsville; Fred Lambert, Shelton.
Funeral services have been tentatively set for Thursday afternoon at the Lewis Funeral chapel at 2 o'clock.
In Memoriam
Sleep on; dear friend, thy fathers o'er,
Thy willing hands shall tell no
more,
For each of us you did your
best.
We have lost, but God has gained.
One of the best this world
contained.
Inserted by the Krafft family.
In Memoriam In memory of the late Betty
Lund who passed away July 18, 1938.
One month has passed since
that sad day
God called the one we loved
away.
Forget her, no, we never
will.
For in our hearts the liveth
still.
The blow was great, the
shock severe.
We little thought the end
was near.
"Tis only those who have lost cant tell.
The loss of a loved one
without farewell.
__Inserted by the Kraft
family.
Story told by Betty Jane (Lund) Byrum
My mother, Elizabeth, conversed with my grandmother all day in French. She also read her letters from her father's other two daughters and wrote letters in French, for her two half sisters who maiden names would also be Seclair pronounced Sa Clair.
She originally spoke German as the occupied Alsace Lorraine at the time of her childhood. Her father had a tutor for her to learn French. Grandpa spoke only German. They came to the U. S. with several German families one of which was the Earharts who also lived on Witney below the cemetery.
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert and Milton Walter Lund children are:
Robert Milton Lund and Betty Jane Lund.
Robert Milton Lund proceded his mother in death.
Family Information contributed by family member:
Yvette E. (Byrum) Aune
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert passed away at the age of 37 years old.
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert siblings are:
Leo Frances Lambert b. 1 Apr 1884
Frank Xavier Lambert b. 17 Aug 1885
Edourd Lambert b. 1887
Bertha Lambert b. 1890
Paul Edward Lambert b. 23 Apr 1892
Ernest Lambert b. 25 Feb 1894
Irene Eugenie Lambert b. 8 May 1896
Marie Daisy Lambert b. 13 May 1898
Frederick Martin Lambert 15 Nov 1902
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert married Milton Walter Lund on August 12, 1921 in Bremerton, Kitsap Co., Washington. Milton Walter is the son of Charles Nels and Augusta(Peterson) Lund.
Note: Elizabeth Hilda Lambert was 23 at the time of marriage.
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert and Milton Walter Lund children are:
Betty Jane Lund b. 25 June 1923
Robert Milton Lund b. 23 December 1924
Elizabeth Hilda (Lambert) Lund was buried in Ivy Green Cemetery. She is buried next to her husband. They are buried on the upper north side.
Death Comes To
Mrs. M. W. Lund;
Rites Thursday
Bremerton mourned the passing of another pioneer with the death Monday of Elizabeth H. Lund at her home on North Callow Avenue. Mrs. Lund, born December 12, 1900, in Elwood, Indiana, had lived in this city for 31 of her 37 years of her life.
She is survived by the widower, Milton W. Lund: a son, Robert; daughter, Mary Jane; two sisters, Mrs. Irene Goehrs and Mrs. J. W. Suldan, all of Bremerton, and five brothers, Leo, Frank and Edward Lambert of Shelton.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon a t 2 o'clock at Lewis Chapel, with the Rev. R. E. Nichols officiating. Interment will follow at Ivy Green Cemetery.
NOTE: The Above obituary states her daughter as Mary Jane who is actually Betty Jane Lund.
Elizabeth H. Lund,
Shipfitter's Wife, Dies at Her Home
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Lund, 37, passed away yesterday afternoon at the family home on North Callow Ave. she was the wife of Milton W. (Bud) Lund, a pipe fitter in the navy yard.
Born in Elwood, Ind., December 12, 1900, Mrs. Lund came to Bremerton when eight years old. Lund came here in 1919, and married Mr. Lund in 1922.
Besides the widower, Mrs. Lund is survived by her two children, Betty Jane and Robert, and by two sisters, Mrs. J. W. Suldan and Mrs. Iren Goehers, both of Bremerton. Also surviving are five brothers, Edward, Leo and Frank Lambert, Bremerton; Ernest Lambert, Brownsville; Fred Lambert, Shelton.
Funeral services have been tentatively set for Thursday afternoon at the Lewis Funeral chapel at 2 o'clock.
In Memoriam
Sleep on; dear friend, thy fathers o'er,
Thy willing hands shall tell no
more,
For each of us you did your
best.
We have lost, but God has gained.
One of the best this world
contained.
Inserted by the Krafft family.
In Memoriam In memory of the late Betty
Lund who passed away July 18, 1938.
One month has passed since
that sad day
God called the one we loved
away.
Forget her, no, we never
will.
For in our hearts the liveth
still.
The blow was great, the
shock severe.
We little thought the end
was near.
"Tis only those who have lost cant tell.
The loss of a loved one
without farewell.
__Inserted by the Kraft
family.
Story told by Betty Jane (Lund) Byrum
My mother, Elizabeth, conversed with my grandmother all day in French. She also read her letters from her father's other two daughters and wrote letters in French, for her two half sisters who maiden names would also be Seclair pronounced Sa Clair.
She originally spoke German as the occupied Alsace Lorraine at the time of her childhood. Her father had a tutor for her to learn French. Grandpa spoke only German. They came to the U. S. with several German families one of which was the Earharts who also lived on Witney below the cemetery.
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert and Milton Walter Lund children are:
Robert Milton Lund and Betty Jane Lund.
Robert Milton Lund proceded his mother in death.
Family Information contributed by family member:
Yvette E. (Byrum) Aune
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