fact sources and writings about this individual: | | "Edith Everingham, age 11" |
Aunt "Edie" was a very artistic and musical person with natural talent for both. She could play most keyboard and string instruments and like her father was self-taught. During my research on the family, several older generation family and friends commented on the musical talent of Dale Everingham and his daughter Edith. I remember camping at Mud Lake in Onaway, MI and she was playing an old "dulcimer" that someone had found in an attic. A cousin of her mother recalled that as a young lady, Edith was a good bass player. She inspired creativity in many of her nieces & nephews by playing games, (she loved Yahtzee) teaching us to draw and sang & played music for us. She was like a second mother to many of her nieces and nephews. Her death was a huge loss to her extended family.
- Kevin Everingham, 2009
Tomahawk School Read a little about the school Edith attended.
late 1940's to mid 1950's Edith likely participated in the Everingham orchestra playing music at local barns & hall's, as a young woman.
Obituary Worcester - Robert L. Lunger, 93, of Worcester passed away on Saturday, June 8th, 2019 in the Christopher House while surrounded by his family. Mr. Lunger was born in East Liverpool, Ohio and was the son of the late Ruben L. and Leona (Mellinger) Lunger. He was a proud World War II veteran and served in the 30th Battalion of the United States Navy Seabees.
Bob is predeceased by his first wife, Rita (Masiello) Lunger and his second wife, Edith (Prentler) Lunger. Mr. Lunger is also predeceased by two great grandsons, Andrew and Anthony Harwood; a sister, Helen Melanson and four brothers, Paul Lunger, Richard Lunger, George Lunger and Homer Moore. He is survived by his three daughters; a sister and a brother.
When Bob was discharged from the United States Navy he met and married the love of his life, Rita Masiello. Mr. Lunger was a talented plasterer and worked for many years with J.S. Prunier and Sons. Before losing his eyesight, Bob was an avid fisherman and enjoyed camping, reupholstering furniture and making stained glass. Bob was a "Jack of all trades" and was always willing to lend a helping hand to anyone in need. He was a past member of the Knights of Columbus 4th Degree Bishop's Honor Guard and enjoyed spending his winters in North Fort Meyers, FL.
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