Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Daubert, Martin L.  April 23, 2010
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  Published in Lebanon Daily News on April 25, 2010 
  Martin L. Daubert 
   
  Martin L. Daubert LEBANON "I believe a man's greatest possession is his 
  dignity, and that no calling bestows this more abundantly than farming." A 
  Farmers Creed Martin L. Daubert, 89, was called by his Eternal Father on 
  Friday, April 23, 2010, at his home. Born on December 4, 1920, in Pine Grove, 
  he was a son of the late Charles and Margaret Wenrich Daubert, Jr. He attended 
  local school until leaving to make his way by the age of 14 during The Great 
  Depression. Like his family before him, farming would be his primary trade, at 
  which he excelled. Married to Esther E. Binkley on December 20, 1941, they 
  operated Marty L. Acres until his retirement in 1982. The farm went through 
  several transformations, being known as "Daubert's Turkey Farm" for many years. 
  Milking cattle on the farm were invariably of the Brown Swiss breed. After 
  campaigning across the country, Martin served as President of the Brown Swiss 
  Association. The milking herd was always a contender when entered in the annual 
  Pennsylvania Farm Show. After farming, he was called on by the First National 
  Bank of Fredericksburg to serve on its Board of Directors. Martin was a member 
  of numerous committees and performed property appraisals for the Bank, a task 
  which he thoroughly enjoyed. During this time, he also lent his efforts to 
  Unger's TV & Appliance, a venture of his youngest daughter's family. Martin was 
  a member of the Schuylkill Church of the Brethren, Pine Grove. A concerned 
  community member, he served many years with the Pine Grove Rotary Club. He was 
  also an avid hunter and belonged to the Roedersville Gun Club. He was preceded 
  in death by daughter, Linda M. Unger; two sisters, Marian Dohner and Mary Ellen 
  Moyer; and a brother, Gerald W. "Gerry" Daubert. Surviving, in addition to his 
  wife of 68 years, are a daughter, Ella Margaret "Margie" Eshleman of Schuylkill 
  Haven; a son, Wayne and his wife, Dianna Daubert of Erie; a son-inlaw, David 
  Unger of North East, Md.; six grandchildren, Rick Daubert and his wife, Anne-
  Marie, Marty Daubert and his wife, Cindy, Melissa Daubert and her husband, 
  Andrew Reichert, Stefanie Wakeman and her husband, Matthew, Joe Eshleman, and 
  Matt Unger and his wife, Jeniva; 11 great-grandchildren, Christine, Diana, 
  Alissa, Frankie, Michael, Trinity, Kaitlin, David, Mitchel, Alexis and Lindy; 
  and two brothers, Clifford Daubert, and Ronald Daubert and his wife, Rhoda. 
  Funeral services will be held on Wednesday at 11 a.m. from the Schuylkill 
  Church of the Brethren, 347 Sweet Arrow Lake Road, with Pastor Raymond Hurst 
  and Pastor Rick Hoffman officiating. There will be a viewing on Tuesday from 6 
  to 8 p.m. in the H. L. Snyder Funeral Home, Inc., Pine Grove. Burial will be in 
  the Schuylkill Church of the Brethren Cemetery, Pine Grove. 
  Published in Lebanon Daily News on April 25, 2010 
  
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