Alice Mabel (Wool) Lombard was born on 17 Jun 1887 in Essex, VT, the eldest child of Lewis Michael & Kate Mae (Paine) Wool. Her father also spelled his name Louis. And her mother also was sometimes known as Catherine.
Alice converted to the Seventh-day Adventist religion around WWI and remained a faithful member of this Christian denomination until her death. Her husband, born in Italy to a Roman Catholic family, also converted a year after Alice to the Seventh-day Adventist faith and remained a faithful follower until his death.
For many years she taught in the children's Sabbath school (cradle roll division and/or kindergarten division) at the Village Church of SDAs in South Lancaster, MA.
Alice converted to the Seventh-day Adventist religion around WWI and remained a faithful member of this Christian denomination until her death. Her husband, born in Italy to a Roman Catholic family, also converted a year after Alice to the Seventh-day Adventist faith and remained a faithful follower until his death.
For many years she taught in the children's Sabbath school (cradle roll division and/or kindergarten division) at the Village Church of SDAs in South Lancaster, MA.
Alice Mabel (Wool) Lombard was born on 17 Jun 1887 in Essex, VT, the eldest child of Lewis Michael & Kate Mae (Paine) Wool. Her father also spelled his name Louis. And her mother also was sometimes known as Catherine.
Alice converted to the Seventh-day Adventist religion around WWI and remained a faithful member of this Christian denomination until her death. Her husband, born in Italy to a Roman Catholic family, also converted a year after Alice to the Seventh-day Adventist faith and remained a faithful follower until his death.
For many years she taught in the children's Sabbath school (cradle roll division and/or kindergarten division) at the Village Church of SDAs in South Lancaster, MA.
Alice converted to the Seventh-day Adventist religion around WWI and remained a faithful member of this Christian denomination until her death. Her husband, born in Italy to a Roman Catholic family, also converted a year after Alice to the Seventh-day Adventist faith and remained a faithful follower until his death.
For many years she taught in the children's Sabbath school (cradle roll division and/or kindergarten division) at the Village Church of SDAs in South Lancaster, MA.
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