Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Lyman, May 1932
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Lake Odessa Wave Times, 19 May 1932

Mrs. May Lyman Died At Daughter’s Home

Resident of Lake Odessa Twenty Years.  She Practiced Nursing as a Profession.  
A Loyal Member of O.E.S.

Mrs. May Lyman died last Saturday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. T. 
B. Hitch in Jackson.  Mrs. Hitch came to see her mother Sunday, May 7, and Mrs. 
Lyman returned with her to Jackson.  She was taken ill with bronchial trouble 
and passed away the following Saturday morning.

Mrs. Lyman came to Lake Odessa twenty years ago from Ionia.  She has served in 
many homes around this village and vicinity as a nurse.  She was of a kindly 
sincere disposition and was very much attached to Lake Odessa as her home.  She 
was a member of the Lake Odessa chapter of Eastern Star and loved its 
teachings.  Her father was a 32nd degree Mason of rank.

The deceased moved from a home on Tupper Lake street and since then has lived 
in the building known as the G.A.R. hall on the ground floor.

The funeral was held at the Patients undertaking parlors in Jackson Tuesday 
afternoon and burial was at Union City.

She leaves two daughters besides Mrs. Hitch, at whose home she died, they are, 
Mrs. G. A. Traham of Toledo, and Mrs. Bert Walsh of Brooklyn, N. Y.


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