Pauline Camilla (Peachey) Lehman, 87, died on March 22, 2017 at the home of Steve and Maria Hostetter, Harrisonburg, VA. Born January 28, 1930 in Menno Township, Mifflin County, PA, she was the daughter of the late David E Peachey and Lina Kanagy Peachey. On September 27, 1952 she married Mark N Lehman who survives.
Pauline graduated from Eastern Mennonite School in 1947 with a high school diploma and from EMC with a BS in Elementary Education in 1953. She used her writing skills in various ways to write stories of the family and church such as: "Grandpapa's Girls," Tell Me a Story One Time You Did, "The Larks, On the Go For God," Bible lessons, and poetry. She taught at Belleville Mennonite School and Pembroke Township Schools where she also served as librarian. Pauline served in ministry with her husband, Mark, in St Anne, IL; Sterling, IL; and Harrisonburg, VA.
In addition to her husband Mark, she is survived by her children, Michael Lehman of Lacey Springs, VA, Christine van den Assem and husband, Antoine, of Edelsfeld Germany, David Lehman and wife, Lavonne of Toano, Va, Maria Hostetter and husband, Steve, of Harrisonburg. She is also survived by several grandchildren and 6 great- grandchildren; sister, Ruby Hostetler and husband, Floyd, of Belleville, PA.
Pauline was preceded in death by two brothers, Glenn E Peachey and David E Peachey, one sister, Jean E Peachey and daughter in law, Sharon A Lehman.
Services for Pauline was held at Immanuel Mennonite Church,Harrisonburg,Va. A private graveside burial for family, was held at Weavers Mennonite Church cemetery.
"You are truly missed by family and friends"
Pauline graduated from Eastern Mennonite School in 1947 with a high school diploma and from EMC with a BS in Elementary Education in 1953. She used her writing skills in various ways to write stories of the family and church such as: "Grandpapa's Girls," Tell Me a Story One Time You Did, "The Larks, On the Go For God," Bible lessons, and poetry. She taught at Belleville Mennonite School and Pembroke Township Schools where she also served as librarian. Pauline served in ministry with her husband, Mark, in St Anne, IL; Sterling, IL; and Harrisonburg, VA.
In addition to her husband Mark, she is survived by her children, Michael Lehman of Lacey Springs, VA, Christine van den Assem and husband, Antoine, of Edelsfeld Germany, David Lehman and wife, Lavonne of Toano, Va, Maria Hostetter and husband, Steve, of Harrisonburg. She is also survived by several grandchildren and 6 great- grandchildren; sister, Ruby Hostetler and husband, Floyd, of Belleville, PA.
Pauline was preceded in death by two brothers, Glenn E Peachey and David E Peachey, one sister, Jean E Peachey and daughter in law, Sharon A Lehman.
Services for Pauline was held at Immanuel Mennonite Church,Harrisonburg,Va. A private graveside burial for family, was held at Weavers Mennonite Church cemetery.
"You are truly missed by family and friends"
Pauline Camilla (Peachey) Lehman, 87, died on March 22, 2017 at the home of Steve and Maria Hostetter, Harrisonburg, VA. Born January 28, 1930 in Menno Township, Mifflin County, PA, she was the daughter of the late David E Peachey and Lina Kanagy Peachey. On September 27, 1952 she married Mark N Lehman who survives.
Pauline graduated from Eastern Mennonite School in 1947 with a high school diploma and from EMC with a BS in Elementary Education in 1953. She used her writing skills in various ways to write stories of the family and church such as: "Grandpapa's Girls," Tell Me a Story One Time You Did, "The Larks, On the Go For God," Bible lessons, and poetry. She taught at Belleville Mennonite School and Pembroke Township Schools where she also served as librarian. Pauline served in ministry with her husband, Mark, in St Anne, IL; Sterling, IL; and Harrisonburg, VA.
In addition to her husband Mark, she is survived by her children, Michael Lehman of Lacey Springs, VA, Christine van den Assem and husband, Antoine, of Edelsfeld Germany, David Lehman and wife, Lavonne of Toano, Va, Maria Hostetter and husband, Steve, of Harrisonburg. She is also survived by several grandchildren and 6 great- grandchildren; sister, Ruby Hostetler and husband, Floyd, of Belleville, PA.
Pauline was preceded in death by two brothers, Glenn E Peachey and David E Peachey, one sister, Jean E Peachey and daughter in law, Sharon A Lehman.
Services for Pauline was held at Immanuel Mennonite Church,Harrisonburg,Va. A private graveside burial for family, was held at Weavers Mennonite Church cemetery.
"You are truly missed by family and friends"
Pauline graduated from Eastern Mennonite School in 1947 with a high school diploma and from EMC with a BS in Elementary Education in 1953. She used her writing skills in various ways to write stories of the family and church such as: "Grandpapa's Girls," Tell Me a Story One Time You Did, "The Larks, On the Go For God," Bible lessons, and poetry. She taught at Belleville Mennonite School and Pembroke Township Schools where she also served as librarian. Pauline served in ministry with her husband, Mark, in St Anne, IL; Sterling, IL; and Harrisonburg, VA.
In addition to her husband Mark, she is survived by her children, Michael Lehman of Lacey Springs, VA, Christine van den Assem and husband, Antoine, of Edelsfeld Germany, David Lehman and wife, Lavonne of Toano, Va, Maria Hostetter and husband, Steve, of Harrisonburg. She is also survived by several grandchildren and 6 great- grandchildren; sister, Ruby Hostetler and husband, Floyd, of Belleville, PA.
Pauline was preceded in death by two brothers, Glenn E Peachey and David E Peachey, one sister, Jean E Peachey and daughter in law, Sharon A Lehman.
Services for Pauline was held at Immanuel Mennonite Church,Harrisonburg,Va. A private graveside burial for family, was held at Weavers Mennonite Church cemetery.
"You are truly missed by family and friends"
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