Stella Lansing was a middle-aged housewife from Massachusetts. In 1961 she began experiencing strange, supernatural and mystical dreams and life events. She was able to capture some of it on camera film. There are many Internet sites and YouTube documentaries about the psychic and paranormal photography of Stella Lansing.
Here is her standard obituary:
Stella V. (Murphy) Lansing, 86, a longtime Northampton resident, passed away peacefully on Thursday, Sep. 20, 2012, at Hadley at Elaine Manor after a brief illness. Stella was born Nov. 14, 1925, in Pittsfield, the daughter of the late Robert J. and Stephanie (Miske) Murphy. She was raised and educated in Northampton and was a graduate of Northampton High School. Stella trained for a career in nursing and worked at the Northampton State Hospital in her younger years. After marrying Richard G. Lansing, Stella began a new career as a homemaker, raising her family and caring for their home. They spent many years in Northampton before moving to Palmer over 20 years ago. Stella leaves her beloved husband, Richard G. Lansing; her children, Richard F. Lansing, Douglas H. Lansing, Robert Lansing, Elizabeth and Lisa Lansing; nine grandchildren, including Scott, Eddie and Phuong; and seven great-grandchildren. She leaves her devoted sister, Mary Baceski and several nieces and nephews. Stella was predeceased by a sister, Julia M. Warawka. According to the obituary, she is buried at the Saint Mary Cemetery in Northampton, MA.
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Here is her standard obituary:
Stella V. (Murphy) Lansing, 86, a longtime Northampton resident, passed away peacefully on Thursday, Sep. 20, 2012, at Hadley at Elaine Manor after a brief illness. Stella was born Nov. 14, 1925, in Pittsfield, the daughter of the late Robert J. and Stephanie (Miske) Murphy. She was raised and educated in Northampton and was a graduate of Northampton High School. Stella trained for a career in nursing and worked at the Northampton State Hospital in her younger years. After marrying Richard G. Lansing, Stella began a new career as a homemaker, raising her family and caring for their home. They spent many years in Northampton before moving to Palmer over 20 years ago. Stella leaves her beloved husband, Richard G. Lansing; her children, Richard F. Lansing, Douglas H. Lansing, Robert Lansing, Elizabeth and Lisa Lansing; nine grandchildren, including Scott, Eddie and Phuong; and seven great-grandchildren. She leaves her devoted sister, Mary Baceski and several nieces and nephews. Stella was predeceased by a sister, Julia M. Warawka. According to the obituary, she is buried at the Saint Mary Cemetery in Northampton, MA.
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Stella Lansing was a middle-aged housewife from Massachusetts. In 1961 she began experiencing strange, supernatural and mystical dreams and life events. She was able to capture some of it on camera film. There are many Internet sites and YouTube documentaries about the psychic and paranormal photography of Stella Lansing.
Here is her standard obituary:
Stella V. (Murphy) Lansing, 86, a longtime Northampton resident, passed away peacefully on Thursday, Sep. 20, 2012, at Hadley at Elaine Manor after a brief illness. Stella was born Nov. 14, 1925, in Pittsfield, the daughter of the late Robert J. and Stephanie (Miske) Murphy. She was raised and educated in Northampton and was a graduate of Northampton High School. Stella trained for a career in nursing and worked at the Northampton State Hospital in her younger years. After marrying Richard G. Lansing, Stella began a new career as a homemaker, raising her family and caring for their home. They spent many years in Northampton before moving to Palmer over 20 years ago. Stella leaves her beloved husband, Richard G. Lansing; her children, Richard F. Lansing, Douglas H. Lansing, Robert Lansing, Elizabeth and Lisa Lansing; nine grandchildren, including Scott, Eddie and Phuong; and seven great-grandchildren. She leaves her devoted sister, Mary Baceski and several nieces and nephews. Stella was predeceased by a sister, Julia M. Warawka. According to the obituary, she is buried at the Saint Mary Cemetery in Northampton, MA.
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Here is her standard obituary:
Stella V. (Murphy) Lansing, 86, a longtime Northampton resident, passed away peacefully on Thursday, Sep. 20, 2012, at Hadley at Elaine Manor after a brief illness. Stella was born Nov. 14, 1925, in Pittsfield, the daughter of the late Robert J. and Stephanie (Miske) Murphy. She was raised and educated in Northampton and was a graduate of Northampton High School. Stella trained for a career in nursing and worked at the Northampton State Hospital in her younger years. After marrying Richard G. Lansing, Stella began a new career as a homemaker, raising her family and caring for their home. They spent many years in Northampton before moving to Palmer over 20 years ago. Stella leaves her beloved husband, Richard G. Lansing; her children, Richard F. Lansing, Douglas H. Lansing, Robert Lansing, Elizabeth and Lisa Lansing; nine grandchildren, including Scott, Eddie and Phuong; and seven great-grandchildren. She leaves her devoted sister, Mary Baceski and several nieces and nephews. Stella was predeceased by a sister, Julia M. Warawka. According to the obituary, she is buried at the Saint Mary Cemetery in Northampton, MA.
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