Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Domm, Ethel December 19, 2010
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  Published in Lebanon Daily News on December 23, 2010
  Ethel Domm 
  
  CALIFORNIA Ethel M. Domm passed away December 19, 2010, at the age of 95. She 
  was born in Annville, on April 16, 1915, the daughter of Mary Heilman and Uriah 
  P. Brubaker. She was preceded in death by her husband, Dr. Albert H. Domm. 
  Ethel graduated from Annville High School in 1933. She left Annville to attend 
  nursing school at Philadelphia General Hospital where she completed her RN 
  training course. Having completed the training, she remained in Philadelphia, 
  working as a nurse at the Philadelphia hospitals. After their marriage on 
  November 28, 1946, Ethel and Al moved to Los Angeles where Dr. Domm continued 
  his medical career with the Prudential Insurance Company. Their schedule in 
  California enabled them to pursue world travel which became a passion for them. 
  Over the years they repeatedly crossed the globe reveling in the culture and 
  history of the peoples visited. Ethel brought together her hobby of needlepoint 
  with their passion for travel by memorializing many of the places visited with 
  some of her special needlepoint creations. Both Ethel and Al were a real 
  blessing to family and friends alike. They were very generous to many, helping 
  with medical, housing, and educational needs. They were strong supporters and 
  benefactors of Hill Lutheran Church in Lebanon. Ethel was a wonderful aunt, 
  spending time instructing and encouraging her nieces and nephews and creating 
  many of those special memories of childhood.In their later years, Ethel and Al 
  moved to the Carrington Pointe Retirement Community in Fresno to be near 
  family.Ethel is survived by her two sisters, Mildred Shade of Palmyra, and 
  Elizabeth Soldo of Clovis, Calif. In addition, she has many nieces and nephews 
  who remember her fondly.Private services will be held with later internment in 
  Pennsylvania.In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Hill Lutheran Church, 
  998 N. Mill St., Lebanon, PA 17046.
  
  Published in Lebanon Daily News on December 23, 2010 
  
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