MARTIN,
Joan M.;
MILLER,
Aaron P.;
MARTIN,
Joan M.
SS# 188-40-2112
Born: 8-2-1953, Goodville, Lancaster Co., Pa.
Died: 6-11-2001, Stevens, Lancaster Co., Pa.
Wife of: Nelson M. Martin for 26 years. Daughter of: Eugene H.
and Grace M. Shirk Sauder of Denver, Pa.
Mother of: Janella J. Martin, at home, and Jennifer L. (Tyler) Weaver
of Denver, Pa.; a son, Andrew S. of Denver.
Sister: Donna (James H.) Mast of Mt. Pleasant Mills, Pa.
Brothers: Robert L. Sauder of East Earl, Pa., and Jay (Lucinda Neff)
Sauder, and Glen (Brenda Auker) Sauder, all of New Holland, Pa.
Joan was a member of Lichty Mennonite Church, Terre Hill, Pa.
She enjoyed sewing and camping with friends and family.
Services: Martindale Mennonite Church, 171 Hurst Road, Ephrata, Pa. on
Thurs. at 2:00 p.m. with Bishop Nelson L. Bowman, the Rev. Phillip
Groff, and the Rev. Earl M. Sensenig officiating. Interment to
follow in Lichty Mennonite Cem., Terre Hill, Lancaster Co., Pa.
Original obituary and photo may
be obtained
from the Intelligencer Journal, published Wed.,
June 13, 2001, Lancaster, Pa.
Submitted by: Peggy Reichard
MILLER,
Aaron P.
Social Security# 189-09-7680 Born: 3-28-1917, Upper Leacock Twp.,
Lancaster Co., Pa. Died: 6-4-2001, Bird-In-Hand, Pa.
Husband of: Mary Blank Miller, who survives.
Son of: The late Christ B. and Sarah Petersheim Miller.
Survived by: Sons, Christ (Rebecca Beiler) Miller, and David (Sylvia
Beiler) Miller, both of Bird-In-Hand, Pa.
Daughters: Amanda (Daniel) Esh, Jr.,
Elizabeth (Amos Z.) Glick, both of Bird-In-Hand, and Nancy (Benjamin)
Lapp of Intercourse, Pa.
Sisters: Rebecca Lapp of Gap, Pa. and
Nancy (Ben) Kauffman Of Bird-In-Hand, Pa.
He was preceded in death by two sons, John and Aaron B. Miller. Aaron
was a farm equipment dealer for Miller Repair of Bird-In-Hand, Pa.
He was a member of the Old Order Amish Church.
Services: From the Mervin Esh home,
Gibbons Road, Bird-In-Hand, on Wed. at 9:00 a.m. standard time.
Interment Myers Amish Cem., Leola, Pa.
Original obituary may be obtained from:
Intelligencer Journal, Published Wed.,
June 6, 2001, Lancaster, Pa.
Submitted by: Peggy Reichard