Funeral services were held at St. Rose Church Wednesday morning, July 10, for Joseph Richard Cambron, retired Washington County farmer who died at Mary Immaculate Hospital in Lebanon Monday morning, July 8, 1957, at 9:30 of a heart attack. Mr. Cambron, age 72, was taken to the Lebanon Hospital last Thursday for treatment of a leg fracture. He had not responded to treatment since breaking his leg three weeks ago at his home in the St. Rose section of this county. He was the son of the late Ben and Mahala Medley Cambron. He was born and spent his entire life in Washington County. The body was prepared at the Hale & Polin Funeral Home in Springfield and returned to his home Tuesday morning to await rites. Mr. Cambron was buried in St. Rose Cemetery. Pallbearers were Herman Warren, Damian Blandford, Joe Moraja, Dan Smith, Ben T. Luckett, and Don Smith. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lida Smith Cambron; six daughters, Mrs. R.M. Osborne, Marion County; Mrs. W.D. Hagan, Mrs. Irvin Mills, Mrs. Charles Corley, Mrs. Buford Brady, and Mrs. Robert Luckett, all of Louisville; two sons, Henry and Joseph Cambron of this county; two brothers, Clem Cambron of Bardstown and Ed Cambron of Louisville; one sister, Mrs. Agnes Smith, Louisville, and 21 grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at St. Rose Church Wednesday morning, July 10, for Joseph Richard Cambron, retired Washington County farmer who died at Mary Immaculate Hospital in Lebanon Monday morning, July 8, 1957, at 9:30 of a heart attack. Mr. Cambron, age 72, was taken to the Lebanon Hospital last Thursday for treatment of a leg fracture. He had not responded to treatment since breaking his leg three weeks ago at his home in the St. Rose section of this county. He was the son of the late Ben and Mahala Medley Cambron. He was born and spent his entire life in Washington County. The body was prepared at the Hale & Polin Funeral Home in Springfield and returned to his home Tuesday morning to await rites. Mr. Cambron was buried in St. Rose Cemetery. Pallbearers were Herman Warren, Damian Blandford, Joe Moraja, Dan Smith, Ben T. Luckett, and Don Smith. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lida Smith Cambron; six daughters, Mrs. R.M. Osborne, Marion County; Mrs. W.D. Hagan, Mrs. Irvin Mills, Mrs. Charles Corley, Mrs. Buford Brady, and Mrs. Robert Luckett, all of Louisville; two sons, Henry and Joseph Cambron of this county; two brothers, Clem Cambron of Bardstown and Ed Cambron of Louisville; one sister, Mrs. Agnes Smith, Louisville, and 21 grandchildren.
Family Members
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Caroline Victoria "Callie" Cambron McIntire
1870–1951
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Sr Mary Helena Cambron
1871–1954
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Sr Mary Zita Cambron
1873–1904
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George Edward Cambron
1875–1946
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Harriet Josephine Delores Cambron Thompson
1879–1950
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John Henry Cambron
1881–1946
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Agnes Dominica Cambron Smith
1883–1958
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Benedict Edward Cambron II
1887–1972
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William James Cambron
1889–1948
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Clement Basil "Clem" Cambron Sr
1891–1976
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Mary Lucille "Lucy" Cambron Hill
1894–1929
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Joseph Thornton Cambron
1913–1938
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Mary Loretta Cambron Osborne
1915–2004
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Emma Rose Cambron Hagan
1918–2010
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Henry Edward "Pistol" Cambron
1919–1979
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Louise Elizabeth Cambron Mills
1922–1989
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Isabelle Francella "Belle" Cambron Corley
1924–2015
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Mary Helena Cambron Brady
1926–2012
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Joseph Richard "Joe Dick" Cambron Jr
1930–2016
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Mary Jane Cambron Luckett
1933–1998
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