Was single. Had worked as a miner. Name of father: David Lombard. Name of mother: Ann Edgley. Mr. Lombard was admitted to the Provincial Home on the 14 Jun 1932, from Princeton, B.C.
NO HEADSTONE - Plaques have been added to the cemetery to honour the men buried there.
Charles E. Lombard
The death occurred in the city, August 22, of Charles Edward Lombard of Princeton (this is a best guess - it is blurry!) , aged 78. The deceased was a native of Maine (blurry!) and had resided in B.C. for the past 20 (blurry!) years, following prospecting and mining. The funeral took place from Dwyer's Funeral Home at 11 o'clock this morning, Rev. Gardner Dickey officiating.
Kamloops Sentinel
24 Aug 1932
Page 4
NO HEADSTONE - Plaques have been added to the cemetery to honour the men buried there.
Charles E. Lombard
The death occurred in the city, August 22, of Charles Edward Lombard of Princeton (this is a best guess - it is blurry!) , aged 78. The deceased was a native of Maine (blurry!) and had resided in B.C. for the past 20 (blurry!) years, following prospecting and mining. The funeral took place from Dwyer's Funeral Home at 11 o'clock this morning, Rev. Gardner Dickey officiating.
Kamloops Sentinel
24 Aug 1932
Page 4
Was single. Had worked as a miner. Name of father: David Lombard. Name of mother: Ann Edgley. Mr. Lombard was admitted to the Provincial Home on the 14 Jun 1932, from Princeton, B.C.
NO HEADSTONE - Plaques have been added to the cemetery to honour the men buried there.
Charles E. Lombard
The death occurred in the city, August 22, of Charles Edward Lombard of Princeton (this is a best guess - it is blurry!) , aged 78. The deceased was a native of Maine (blurry!) and had resided in B.C. for the past 20 (blurry!) years, following prospecting and mining. The funeral took place from Dwyer's Funeral Home at 11 o'clock this morning, Rev. Gardner Dickey officiating.
Kamloops Sentinel
24 Aug 1932
Page 4
NO HEADSTONE - Plaques have been added to the cemetery to honour the men buried there.
Charles E. Lombard
The death occurred in the city, August 22, of Charles Edward Lombard of Princeton (this is a best guess - it is blurry!) , aged 78. The deceased was a native of Maine (blurry!) and had resided in B.C. for the past 20 (blurry!) years, following prospecting and mining. The funeral took place from Dwyer's Funeral Home at 11 o'clock this morning, Rev. Gardner Dickey officiating.
Kamloops Sentinel
24 Aug 1932
Page 4
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