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John D. Bamberg
© Enid News and Eagle
06-12-2011
Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

© Glenn

John De BAMBERG

Covington Cemetery


ENID — Memorial service for John D. Bamberg will be in conjunction with the funeral of Hellen M. Bamberg at 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 14, 2011, at First Baptist Church, Covington . Burial will follow in Covington Cemetery under direction of Henninger-Hinson Funeral Home.

John was born March 10, 1965, in Enid to Alfred Joseph "Joe" and Hellen (Unruh) Bamberg and died April 27, 2011, in Stock-bridge, GA. He graduated from Covington -Douglas High School in 1983 and worked as a subcontractor.

Survivors include wife, Kem; children, John Charles, Cassandra Marie and stepson Simeon, all of Stockbridge, GA, and his parents.

Condolences at www. enidwecare.com.

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