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Melvin J Hershberger, age 81, a Coalgate resident, was born on March 12, 1939, to Jacob E. and Fannie (Miller) Hershberger, at Holmes County, OH. Melvin passed away on October 22, 2020 at Oklahoma City, OK.
He married Mattie Troyer on December 3, 1959 at Holmes County, OH. Melvin was a member of the Old Order Amish Church.
SURVIVED BY
3 sons & 4 daughters: Abe & Lydia Hershberger of Coalgate, OK
Mose Hershberger of Sarasota, FL
Andy Hershberger of Sarasota, FL
Ada & Freeman Yoder of Coalgate, OK
Fannie Hershberger of Coalgate, OK
Mary & Allen Yoder of Coalgate, OK
Esther & Levi Stoltzfus of Manheim, PA
17 Grandchildren & 23 Great grandchildren
1 Sister, 1 Brother-in-law & 1 Sister-in-law
PRECEDED IN DEATH BY
Wife: Mattie (Troyer) Hershberger
Parents: Jacob E. & Fannie (Miller) Hershberger
1 Brother & 3 Sisters
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DATE OF SERVICES: 9:00 AM Sunday, October 25, 2020
PLACE OF SERVICES: Abe Hershberger's Residence
OFFICIATING: Bishop Edward Schrock
INTERMENT: Clarita Amish Cemetery
CASKETBEARERS: Jacob Hershberger, Nelson Yoder, Melvin Yoder, Daniel Hershberger, Mervin Yoder, Jonathan Hershberger, Shawn Stoltzfus, Ryan Stoltzfus & Javon Stoltzfus
Arrangements by
BROWN’S FUNERAL SERVICE - COALGATE, OK
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