The Montana Standard
Butte, Montana - December 9, 1953
B. E. Lamb's Brother Is Summoned in Phoenix, Ariz.
B. E. Lamb, city freight and passenger agent for the Northern Pacific Railway, will attend funeral services in Phoenix, Ariz., Saturday morning for his brother Thomas Edward (Ed) Lamb, former resident of Laurel.
Ed Lamb had visited in Butte last spring, when his mother died here. He had been in ill health for several months.
Formerly a railroad man in Laurel, he had lived in Phoenix for about 25 years, during which he was in the meat business.
Survivors besides his brother here include his wife and children in Phoenix; his father, B. F. Lamb of Butte; brothers W. G. Lamb, Northern Pacific yardmaster at Helena, and J. H. Lamb of Pendleton, Ore. Mrs. Margaret Gavin of Butte and Mrs. Annie Carr of Janney are aunts.
WHITNEY & MURPHY FUNERAL HOME - Phoenix, Arizonia
- REMEMBRANCE -
Requiem Mass Booklet
In Memory of - Thomas E. Lamb
Born - Sept. 23, 1890 in Big Timber , Mont.
Died - Dec. 8, 1953 in Phoenix, Ariz.
Requiem High Mass by Reverend Malachy O'Donovan, O. F. M. at Saint Mary's Church, Phoenix, Arizonia, December 11, 1953 at 9:00 a m. Interment Saint Francis Cemetery.
Laurel Outlook
Laurel, Montana - Wednesday, January 6, 1954
B. E. Lamb's Brother Is Summoned in Phoenix, Ariz.
Laurel friends learned recently that Thomas Edward (Ed) Lamb, a resident here a number of years, died Dec. 8 in Phoenix, Ariz. where he had lived and been in the meat business the past 25 years. His funeral was Dec. 12 in Phoenix.
He visited Montana last spring when he was called to Butte by the death of his mother, Mrs. B. F. Lamb, a pioneer Montana woman, who had spent a considerable part of her life in Laurel before going to Butte with her husband a few years ago to be near B. E. Lamb, a son.
Ed Lamb is survived by his widow and children in Phoenix; his father, B. F. Lamb of Butte; three brothers, B. E. Lamb city freight and passenger agent in Butte for the Northern Pacific Railway, W. G. Lamb Northern Pacific yardmaster at Helena, and J. H. Lamb of Pendleton, Ore. two aunts are Mrs. Margaret Gavin of Butte and Mrs. Annie Carr of Janney.
Butte, Montana - December 9, 1953
B. E. Lamb's Brother Is Summoned in Phoenix, Ariz.
B. E. Lamb, city freight and passenger agent for the Northern Pacific Railway, will attend funeral services in Phoenix, Ariz., Saturday morning for his brother Thomas Edward (Ed) Lamb, former resident of Laurel.
Ed Lamb had visited in Butte last spring, when his mother died here. He had been in ill health for several months.
Formerly a railroad man in Laurel, he had lived in Phoenix for about 25 years, during which he was in the meat business.
Survivors besides his brother here include his wife and children in Phoenix; his father, B. F. Lamb of Butte; brothers W. G. Lamb, Northern Pacific yardmaster at Helena, and J. H. Lamb of Pendleton, Ore. Mrs. Margaret Gavin of Butte and Mrs. Annie Carr of Janney are aunts.
WHITNEY & MURPHY FUNERAL HOME - Phoenix, Arizonia
- REMEMBRANCE -
Requiem Mass Booklet
In Memory of - Thomas E. Lamb
Born - Sept. 23, 1890 in Big Timber , Mont.
Died - Dec. 8, 1953 in Phoenix, Ariz.
Requiem High Mass by Reverend Malachy O'Donovan, O. F. M. at Saint Mary's Church, Phoenix, Arizonia, December 11, 1953 at 9:00 a m. Interment Saint Francis Cemetery.
Laurel Outlook
Laurel, Montana - Wednesday, January 6, 1954
B. E. Lamb's Brother Is Summoned in Phoenix, Ariz.
Laurel friends learned recently that Thomas Edward (Ed) Lamb, a resident here a number of years, died Dec. 8 in Phoenix, Ariz. where he had lived and been in the meat business the past 25 years. His funeral was Dec. 12 in Phoenix.
He visited Montana last spring when he was called to Butte by the death of his mother, Mrs. B. F. Lamb, a pioneer Montana woman, who had spent a considerable part of her life in Laurel before going to Butte with her husband a few years ago to be near B. E. Lamb, a son.
Ed Lamb is survived by his widow and children in Phoenix; his father, B. F. Lamb of Butte; three brothers, B. E. Lamb city freight and passenger agent in Butte for the Northern Pacific Railway, W. G. Lamb Northern Pacific yardmaster at Helena, and J. H. Lamb of Pendleton, Ore. two aunts are Mrs. Margaret Gavin of Butte and Mrs. Annie Carr of Janney.
The Montana Standard
Butte, Montana - December 9, 1953
B. E. Lamb's Brother Is Summoned in Phoenix, Ariz.
B. E. Lamb, city freight and passenger agent for the Northern Pacific Railway, will attend funeral services in Phoenix, Ariz., Saturday morning for his brother Thomas Edward (Ed) Lamb, former resident of Laurel.
Ed Lamb had visited in Butte last spring, when his mother died here. He had been in ill health for several months.
Formerly a railroad man in Laurel, he had lived in Phoenix for about 25 years, during which he was in the meat business.
Survivors besides his brother here include his wife and children in Phoenix; his father, B. F. Lamb of Butte; brothers W. G. Lamb, Northern Pacific yardmaster at Helena, and J. H. Lamb of Pendleton, Ore. Mrs. Margaret Gavin of Butte and Mrs. Annie Carr of Janney are aunts.
WHITNEY & MURPHY FUNERAL HOME - Phoenix, Arizonia
- REMEMBRANCE -
Requiem Mass Booklet
In Memory of - Thomas E. Lamb
Born - Sept. 23, 1890 in Big Timber , Mont.
Died - Dec. 8, 1953 in Phoenix, Ariz.
Requiem High Mass by Reverend Malachy O'Donovan, O. F. M. at Saint Mary's Church, Phoenix, Arizonia, December 11, 1953 at 9:00 a m. Interment Saint Francis Cemetery.
Laurel Outlook
Laurel, Montana - Wednesday, January 6, 1954
B. E. Lamb's Brother Is Summoned in Phoenix, Ariz.
Laurel friends learned recently that Thomas Edward (Ed) Lamb, a resident here a number of years, died Dec. 8 in Phoenix, Ariz. where he had lived and been in the meat business the past 25 years. His funeral was Dec. 12 in Phoenix.
He visited Montana last spring when he was called to Butte by the death of his mother, Mrs. B. F. Lamb, a pioneer Montana woman, who had spent a considerable part of her life in Laurel before going to Butte with her husband a few years ago to be near B. E. Lamb, a son.
Ed Lamb is survived by his widow and children in Phoenix; his father, B. F. Lamb of Butte; three brothers, B. E. Lamb city freight and passenger agent in Butte for the Northern Pacific Railway, W. G. Lamb Northern Pacific yardmaster at Helena, and J. H. Lamb of Pendleton, Ore. two aunts are Mrs. Margaret Gavin of Butte and Mrs. Annie Carr of Janney.
Butte, Montana - December 9, 1953
B. E. Lamb's Brother Is Summoned in Phoenix, Ariz.
B. E. Lamb, city freight and passenger agent for the Northern Pacific Railway, will attend funeral services in Phoenix, Ariz., Saturday morning for his brother Thomas Edward (Ed) Lamb, former resident of Laurel.
Ed Lamb had visited in Butte last spring, when his mother died here. He had been in ill health for several months.
Formerly a railroad man in Laurel, he had lived in Phoenix for about 25 years, during which he was in the meat business.
Survivors besides his brother here include his wife and children in Phoenix; his father, B. F. Lamb of Butte; brothers W. G. Lamb, Northern Pacific yardmaster at Helena, and J. H. Lamb of Pendleton, Ore. Mrs. Margaret Gavin of Butte and Mrs. Annie Carr of Janney are aunts.
WHITNEY & MURPHY FUNERAL HOME - Phoenix, Arizonia
- REMEMBRANCE -
Requiem Mass Booklet
In Memory of - Thomas E. Lamb
Born - Sept. 23, 1890 in Big Timber , Mont.
Died - Dec. 8, 1953 in Phoenix, Ariz.
Requiem High Mass by Reverend Malachy O'Donovan, O. F. M. at Saint Mary's Church, Phoenix, Arizonia, December 11, 1953 at 9:00 a m. Interment Saint Francis Cemetery.
Laurel Outlook
Laurel, Montana - Wednesday, January 6, 1954
B. E. Lamb's Brother Is Summoned in Phoenix, Ariz.
Laurel friends learned recently that Thomas Edward (Ed) Lamb, a resident here a number of years, died Dec. 8 in Phoenix, Ariz. where he had lived and been in the meat business the past 25 years. His funeral was Dec. 12 in Phoenix.
He visited Montana last spring when he was called to Butte by the death of his mother, Mrs. B. F. Lamb, a pioneer Montana woman, who had spent a considerable part of her life in Laurel before going to Butte with her husband a few years ago to be near B. E. Lamb, a son.
Ed Lamb is survived by his widow and children in Phoenix; his father, B. F. Lamb of Butte; three brothers, B. E. Lamb city freight and passenger agent in Butte for the Northern Pacific Railway, W. G. Lamb Northern Pacific yardmaster at Helena, and J. H. Lamb of Pendleton, Ore. two aunts are Mrs. Margaret Gavin of Butte and Mrs. Annie Carr of Janney.
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