Ward E. Laubach (November 2, 1926 to June 24, 2013), born Easton, PA. Served our country in the Navy, Lutheran, power engineer, inventor, "keep going" spirit, highly organized, creature of routine, maintainer of lists, willful, great humor, respectful of all races, mentor, beloved father, my friend. Husband of Olga (passed in 1998), father of son Mark.
Ward requested in his will that you please consider donating to the American Heart Association. A memorial link is here:
Click here to view the AHA fund page for Memorial for Ward E Laubach
Message from his son Mark:
Please reflect on your friends, family, and parents, to assist as an advocate in their time of need, and to insure their wishes are respected so that they maintain control of the path of their lives as long as they are able. To those of us without wills, living wills, advance directives, or medical and financial power of attorney assignments, go create these. My father was prepared. In reflection, I am not as prepared, and I've learned how important these are to have in place when you really need them.
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Leave a tributeMay his eternal life be joyful and plentiful ! He earned it in this one !
best wishes for you and stay in touch. A good venue ! Stay well ! The Best !
The world despatatly needs many with the style and commitment of Ward !
Hope all is well with you !
Don Duvall
working on "asbestos" litigation with a law firm and his correspondence review is frequent and enjoyable reminder of his character and style. Always friendly and appropriately challenging in knowledge increase effort !
Ward was a good friend, an honorable man and a Christian which we a lot more of today in this world ! This opportunity provides for enjoyable memories ! Don Duvall 11-02-2015
Barbara (Bebe) Lucking Freedman
As a young girl, I met your dad when he came to our house to go hunting with my dad and brothers. Over the years, he was always kind to me, took time to talk with me. I will always remember the added gift of his bright-eyed smile. Thank you for creating the opportunity to share.
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this is a remberance of Ward, but also a lesson(s)we can learn from him in our daily lives and as such honors his lifelong commitment. Life was good for Ward and we(I) honor his memory ! DDD