OBIT: Herbert LAMBERSON, 2008, native of Somerset County, PA
  
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  LAMBERSON, Herbert  10/19/08   Daily American
  
    Herbert Lamberson, 74, died peacefully at  his home in Naples, Fla., on Oct. 17, 2008,
  surrounded by his dear wife, Myrna, family  and friends. Born April 2, 1934, in Friedens,
  he is the son of the late Clarence B. and  Elizabeth (Horner) Lamberson. He is preceded in
  death by his parents; an infant  brother; and an infant sister. He is survived by his
  wife, the former Myrna A. Pascual,  to whom he was married for 20 years; children;
  Cynthia Kay Main and husband,  Robert L. Main Jr., Charlotte, N.C.; Pamela Jean
  Lamberson, Somerset; Karen L. Samole  and husband, Thomas, Berlin; and Judith Ann
  Lamberson, Parrish, Fla.; grandchildren,  Robert L. Main IV, Margaret E. Samole,  Anna N.
  Samole, Anthony W. Horton, Virginia Campbell, and Andrea A. Lamberson;  sisters, Jeanne
  Lamberson Walker, Friedens;  and Emma Odessa Lamberson Garlitz, Sarver; and brothers,
  William H. Lamberson,  Champion; and C. David Lamberson Esq., Naples. He was a 1952
  graduate of Somerset  Township High School in Friedens and a 1958 graduate of Franklin
  and Marshall  College in Lancaster with a B.S. degree in  Economics. Herbert was an
  entrepreneur and was interested in domestic and global  business and politics. He was
  president and chief executive officer of The Cardinal  Mining Co, Cardinal Coal Refining
  Co.,  Superior Carbon Fuel Sales Inc., Cardinal  Farms, and numerous other related
  companies,  all involved in some aspect of the mining and  marketing of coal. He was an
  avid reader of  biographies of renowned world leaders. He  enjoyed travel and took many
  trips to Alaska  to hunt and fish. He and Myrna traveled  through much of the United
  States in their  motor home. They were also boaters and  traveled to many distant places
  on their  yacht. Herbert also enjoyed scuba diving.  He piloted his own airplane and used
  it for  his trips to Alaska. Friends will be received  from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday
  at Miller Funeral Home, Somerset. A service will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday  at the First
  Christian Church in Somerset,    the Rev. Daniel Nicksich officiating, with one  hour of
  visitation prior to the service. Interment at Friedens Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, 
  memorials may be sent to the First Christian Church at 139 E. Main St., Somerset, PA 
  15501.