Harold Lambing
Harold Lambing was born on July 25, 1933, in Seward, PA to Paul and Elsie Lambing. His nicknames included “Red” and “Chuff”. He grew up with two brothers and a sister - William, Robert, and Mabel. He was married to Eleanor Metzler, who passed away shortly after him. Harold had three sons, Rick, Dan, and Jeffrey; and three daughters, Debra, Margaret, and Denise. He had 12 grandchildren. Harold worked as a crane operator for the Hyde Park Foundry and Machine Company for 20 years. He fought in the Korean War and was in the Navy. He was a member of the Parks Township Sportsmen's Club and the League of Arts. Harold enjoyed boating, hunting, fishing, playing guitar, and the banjo. Lambing passed away on June 23, 2006.
Harold Lambing was born on July 25, 1933, in Seward, PA to Paul and Elsie Lambing. His nicknames included “Red” and “Chuff”. He grew up with two brothers and a sister - William, Robert, and Mabel. He was married to Eleanor Metzler, who passed away shortly after him. Harold had three sons, Rick, Dan, and Jeffrey; and three daughters, Debra, Margaret, and Denise. He had 12 grandchildren. Harold worked as a crane operator for the Hyde Park Foundry and Machine Company for 20 years. He fought in the Korean War and was in the Navy. He was a member of the Parks Township Sportsmen's Club and the League of Arts. Harold enjoyed boating, hunting, fishing, playing guitar, and the banjo. Lambing passed away on June 23, 2006.
