Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Pellman, Lori Annie(Daub) June 14, 2012
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  Published in Lebanon Daily News on June 16, 2012 
  LEBANON Lori Annie(Daub) Pellman went peacefully to sleep on June 14, 2012. 
  She was the daughter of Pauline and Ira Daub of Palmyra, who passed before her 
  but continued to be an influence on her life in many ways. She was also 
  predeceased by many aunts and uncles, most notably her Aunt Nora and Uncle 
  George, who had a most profound influence on her life and the lives of her 
  sisters. She was diagnosed with leukemia in March of 2009 and gave thanks to 
  her Savior and Heavenly Father every day that she spent on this earth 
  subsequent to her diagnosis knowing that she did not walk alone through the 
  challenges that she faced. She is survived by her beloved and cherished son, 
  Daniel A. Pellman, and "daughter-in-law", Melissa Mull of Lebanon who has 
  brought much happiness to his life. She is also survived by her much loved 
  sisters, Karen Layman and husband, Allen (Buddy) of Delaware, Janet Hoerner 
  and husband, Charles (Charlie) of Myerstown, and a sister, Teresa Longenecker 
  of Cleona, as well as all of their precious children, spouses and their 
  children. Lori also has granddaughters living in Washinton State to whom she 
  showed much love and devotion and continued to lift up to God continually even 
  though they were geographically separated the last several years, she loved 
  them so. Lori enjoyed her friends and all of the special people that were part 
  of her life. She was often found singing and making people laugh. Lori 
  graduated from Palmyra High School in 1975 and worked for the federal 
  government for 35 years as well as holding other jobs on a part-time basis. 
  But the main goal of her later years was to serve and love her Lord and 
  Savior. Although not physically with us anymore Lori will continue to touch 
  every single person she'd come in contact with throughout her special time 
  here on earth. She was an incredible woman and mother and she will always 
  remain in our thoughts and hearts and will be greatly missed. A memorial 
  visitation will be held Wednesday at the Kreamer Funeral Home and Crematory,  
  Annville. Services and inurnment will be held at the convenience of her 
  family. 
   
  Published in Lebanon Daily News on June 16, 2012 
  
  
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