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Ross C. Martin, 106
February 03, 2020
Ross C. Martin, 106, of Lancaster, passed away on February 3, 2020. He was the husband of the late Velma (Foster) Martin, who passed away in 2009. Born and raised in Lancaster, he was the son of the late Harry and Ida M. (Stahl) Martin.
Ross attended Drexel College and then went on to serve during World War II with the US Army. He returned from the service and was employed with the Peter Lumber Company and the Boger Lumber Company until his retirement in 1976. He had also worked part-time at the Lancaster County Courthouse.
Ross was active in his community, serving as past president with the Millersville Borough Council and was a member of the Conestoga Country Club. He had moved to Lancashire Terrace where he and his wife, Velma, enjoyed their final retirement years playing golf. He enjoyed woodworking, with the talent and touch for Marquetry, a detailed wood inlay art.
He is survived by his niece Constance Martin-Carter of Beverly Hills, Florida, his grandnephew Dr. Christopher Adams of Great Neck, New York, his niece Donna Martin Pohotsky (Oleg) of Beverly, Mass, his grandnieces Tatiana, Rebecca and his grandnephew James, his nephew David R. Martin (Rose) of Citrus Springs, Florida, his grandnephew Matthew and grandnephew Andres Hernandez. He was preceded in death by his brothers, Harry G. Jr., and James, his sister, Ida Mae, and his niece, Sandra.
Graveside services will full military honor were held at East Petersburg Mennonite Cemetery on February 27, 2020.
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Condolences to the Family
October 11, 2021
Ross was married to my great aunt Thelma, did not them until I went with my Uncle Bobby to visit them at Lancashire Terrace a couple of times. My condolences to his family wanted to go see home many of times after my Aunt Thelma past but never got the opportunity to visit him.
April 12, 2020
My brother, Parke, was Ross’s roommate at Lancashire. I always took him a bottle of fruit juice every week when I visited my brother. He was always very appreciative.
He had a keen mind, considering his age, and spoke proudly of his wife. He told me about his experiences in the lumber industry. He was kind to my brother. I still think of him when I visit my brother.
Sincere condolences to the family………Emory Phillips
- Services
- Thursday, February 27, 2020
- East Petersburg Mennonite Cemetery
- East Petersburg, PA
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