He was the son of Matt Diamond and Edith Baughman Diamond.
Lewis B. Diamond was born in New Castle, the son of David and Edith Bachman [Baughman] Diamond. He was a musician and former member of the Red Coat Band. Since 1928 he was the maintenance man at the Bleakley Block. He was a former guard for the Erie Railroad and a former employee of the Bell Telephone Company. He taught music at the Old Smith Institute. He was a member of the First Christian Church. In 1927, he married Bertha Varley. He was declared dead on arrival at the New Castle Hospital at 8AM after a cerebral hemorrhage on Friday, May 18, 1956. Survivors included his wife, Bertha and four stepchildren: Edward Varley of New Castle; Master Sgt. Albert Diamond, United States Marine Band in California; Mrs. Edna Pezone; Virginia Fundoots of New Castle and four grandchildren. Services were held at the DeCarbo Funeral Home. Interment was at Greenwood Cemetery.
Source: New Castle News, Friday, May 18, 1956.
Lewis B. Diamond was born in New Castle, the son of David and Edith Bachman [Baughman] Diamond. He was a musician and former member of the Red Coat Band. Since 1928 he was the maintenance man at the Bleakley Block. He was a former guard for the Erie Railroad and a former employee of the Bell Telephone Company. He taught music at the Old Smith Institute. He was a member of the First Christian Church. In 1927, he married Bertha Varley. He was declared dead on arrival at the New Castle Hospital at 8AM after a cerebral hemorrhage on Friday, May 18, 1956. Survivors included his wife, Bertha and four stepchildren: Edward Varley of New Castle; Master Sgt. Albert Diamond, United States Marine Band in California; Mrs. Edna Pezone; Virginia Fundoots of New Castle and four grandchildren. Services were held at the DeCarbo Funeral Home. Interment was at Greenwood Cemetery.
Source: New Castle News, Friday, May 18, 1956.
He was the son of Matt Diamond and Edith Baughman Diamond.
Lewis B. Diamond was born in New Castle, the son of David and Edith Bachman [Baughman] Diamond. He was a musician and former member of the Red Coat Band. Since 1928 he was the maintenance man at the Bleakley Block. He was a former guard for the Erie Railroad and a former employee of the Bell Telephone Company. He taught music at the Old Smith Institute. He was a member of the First Christian Church. In 1927, he married Bertha Varley. He was declared dead on arrival at the New Castle Hospital at 8AM after a cerebral hemorrhage on Friday, May 18, 1956. Survivors included his wife, Bertha and four stepchildren: Edward Varley of New Castle; Master Sgt. Albert Diamond, United States Marine Band in California; Mrs. Edna Pezone; Virginia Fundoots of New Castle and four grandchildren. Services were held at the DeCarbo Funeral Home. Interment was at Greenwood Cemetery.
Source: New Castle News, Friday, May 18, 1956.
Lewis B. Diamond was born in New Castle, the son of David and Edith Bachman [Baughman] Diamond. He was a musician and former member of the Red Coat Band. Since 1928 he was the maintenance man at the Bleakley Block. He was a former guard for the Erie Railroad and a former employee of the Bell Telephone Company. He taught music at the Old Smith Institute. He was a member of the First Christian Church. In 1927, he married Bertha Varley. He was declared dead on arrival at the New Castle Hospital at 8AM after a cerebral hemorrhage on Friday, May 18, 1956. Survivors included his wife, Bertha and four stepchildren: Edward Varley of New Castle; Master Sgt. Albert Diamond, United States Marine Band in California; Mrs. Edna Pezone; Virginia Fundoots of New Castle and four grandchildren. Services were held at the DeCarbo Funeral Home. Interment was at Greenwood Cemetery.
Source: New Castle News, Friday, May 18, 1956.
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