On Friday, October 22, 2021, Leon R. Arment, 75, was killed in a vehicle accident. He was a beloved neighbor and a member of the community, born in Ephrata, PA. He was the son of Ralph and Esther (Slider) and had worked for CNH for 40 years. In his spare time, he enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. He was a member for 60 years of the Blue Ball Fire Company and served as its Chief and President. He was also a member of the American Legion in New Holland.
After the car accident, Arment’s family was shocked. He had been injured in the same accident that killed his wife. The two men were both at fault for the crash. His siblings included his half-brother Ralph and his two sisters Anna Zeiset and Barbara Stoltzfus. The other victims of the car accident were their wives and children. The deceased had a history of misdemeanor driving and was killed in the crash.
His wife and children were devastated to hear of the death of their father. His death left a legacy of grief for the family. His children and grandchildren still struggle to make ends meets. The survivors include his half-brother, Ralph, and wife, Thelma Martin. The funeral service for the deceased will take place on February 24, 2014. The surviving spouses are: Rosie Lapp, Leon Lapp, and Duane Lapp.
Leon Arment’s wife, Thelma Martin, is one of his surviving family members. She was the pastor of Sandy Hill Mennonite Church in Coatesville, PA. His children include Anna Zeiset and Rosie Lapp of Dillwyn, VA. And his wife, Thelma Martin, is a former pastor of Bonners Ferry, ID. Lucille, his widow, was able to survive him.
Both his mother and father-in law were involved in the accident. He was buried in the cemetery of his home. His mother and four sisters survived him. His sister, Barbara Stoltzfus, and his brother, Ralph. The father-in-law, the late Leon Lapp, is survived by his family. His wife, Thelma, as well as their children, are his survivors.
In addition to his father, the surviving family members of Leon Arment were: his father, his half-brother, and his half-sister, Treva Dillman. Their children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-grandchildren are their survivors. In addition to his parents, he also had five brothers and two sisters-in-law. His children and grandchildren were his surviving relatives. The surviving spouses are:
Arment was survived by his mother and father as well as three half-brothers. Thelma, his wife, was a long-time friend to the Arment family. She was the mother of eight children, nine grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. She loved her family and was a pastor. She had many children. She is survived by her wife, Thelma.
Leon Arment, his father, was also killed in that accident. He had two younger sisters, Lucy and Anna. His father, Leonard, survived by his wife, and their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Their sons, and their daughter, survived him. They were also killed in the accident. The family of Leon Arment does not seek justice for his death, despite the terrible circumstances. The family is in mourning.
Leon Arment was the victim of a car accident. His wife was killed in a car accident. His parents were married for more than 50 years. Their children are the survivors of this accident. The family is still mourning for his death. A wrongful death lawsuit is likely to result. The victim’s loved ones were responsible for causing the accident. A jury has the right to award a victim compensation if they were injured.
The people responsible for Leon Arment’s death are now facing serious injuries and the loss of their lives. The family of the fallen man has lost everything. He is still alive and well, and he survived the accident. Although he was killed in a car accident, he remains in the hospital. His wife and two children have survived the accident. An attorney can file a claim for wrongful death if the accident was caused by a wrongful act.