LAMB, Lois Jean (nee Broadley) Age 65 On April 13, 2014, Lois J. Lamb of Mullica Hill, NJ joined her Lord and Savior with her husband William and daughter Melissa by her bedside. Born in Camden, NJ, Lois lived her entire life in Southern NJ. With a degree as a speech pathologist and therapist, she spent most of her adult life within the medical field; as an X-ray and MRI technician, and as operating room support staff for a surgical unit. For a break from medicine, she shifted career paths and was employed in computer technology, sales, and instruction. At the end of her career, Lois was employed as the office manager for a local dental practice. Lois was a competent musician, and played flute with the Original Hobo Band of Pitman, NJ and with the Bonsal Blues Band of Woodbury, NJ. Continuing with her love of music, Lois was most recently Director of the handbell choir at Trinity United Methodist Church in Mullica Hill. An avid motorcyclist, she rode her own motorcycle for years before meeting her husband, also a motorcyclist. She enjoyed attending the annual Americade motorcycle rally in Lake George, NY for the last ten years with her husband, where she experienced aviation on a float plane and hot air balloon for elevated thrills. She also had a thrilling experience riding down the Olympic bobsled run in Lake Placid, NY on a wheeled bobsled. Lois also took great pride in her two grandchildren. She spent much of her free time with her family and often could be found shopping for bargains at local yard sales on Saturday mornings with her daughter. Aside from her husband William, Lois is survived by her mother, Dorothy Earl of Westville, NJ; daughter Melissa L. Wagner (David F. Jr.) and grandchildren Sharon R. and David E. Wagner who also live in Mullica Hill. Lois is also survived by two brothers: Von Broadley of Westville, NJ and Zeke Broadley (Pat) of Newport News, VA and several nieces and nephews living out of state. Per Lois's written wishes, no viewing or funeral/interment will be conducted. Cremation will be private and spreading of her ashes will be performed at a future date and location chosen by the immediate family. A memorial service and celebration of life for Lois will be held at Trinity United Methodist Church for family members and friends at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday April 26, with opportunity to meet family starting at 9:00 a.m. http://www.wclamb.info/loislamb.htm