Pamela Schoch ^{2 3 4}

   FamilySearch ID: GBXN-FVV.

  Noted events in her life were:

1. Census in 1950 in Haverford, Montgomery, PA. ⁵ The 1950 census recorded at 646 Hazelwood Road: Franklin G. Schoch, retail auto sales, 32, living with wife Nanette J. Schooch, 29; daughter Pamela Schoch, 3; and daughter Rhea Jean, born Sep. 1949. Franklin was born in Utah, Nanette in California, and the daughters in Pennsylvania.

2. She was educated at Freshman at Ursinus College on 7 Feb 1965 in Collegeville, Montgomery, PA. ⁶

3. Newspaper: Philadelphia Inquirer: Marriage License Applications: Pamela Schoch, 21, 237 Exeter rd., Devon, and Martin Jerold Fleishman, 21, 467 Wingate rd. Huntingdon Valley., 13 Jun 1968, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. ¹

4. Residence: 237 Exeter Rd., Devon, PA on 13 Jun 1968 in Devon, Chester, PA. ¹

5. Newspaper: News Journal, 31 Dec 1990, Wilmington, New Castle, DE. ⁷ Property Transfers: Maresfield, Fifth District, Carolyn Tweed Fender, assignee, and Thomas F. B. Horgan and Pamela Schoch, also known as Pamela Schoch Fleishman to Suzanna L. and Paul Palmer Jr., $39,900.

6. Newspaper: Baltimore Sun: O'Conor, Piper & Flynn ERA said Cara Riddell, Bel Air/Forest Hill, Pamela Schoch, Cecil County, and Don Oates joined the company as sales associates., 6 Dec 1998, Baltimore, Baltimore, MD. ⁸

7. Residence: on 6 Dec 1998 in , Cecil, MD. ⁸

8. Residence: on 18 Nov 2007 in , , VT. ²

9. Obituary: in Apr 2020. RUTLAND \emdash Pamela Schoch, 73, passed away on April 14, 2020, after a lengthy illness. She was born in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, and lived in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and more recently Vermont. She graduated from Ursinus College with a degree in biology and worked as a research supervisor at Merck, Sharpe and Dohme Pharmaceuticals. She practiced real estate and was president of the Maryland Realtor Association for a number of years. She later started a horse farm, where she raised horses for equestrian eventing and was a competition judge at Fair Hill International in Maryland. She raised sheep and exhibited her wool at several sheep and wool festivals in Maryland. She loved all animals, especially her beloved greyhound rescue dog Katrina. She was creative and always loved to try new things. When she owned a small grass strip airport in western Pennsylvania, she decided to learn how to fly. When she moved to Maryland, she decided to learn how to sail on the Chesapeake. She was a woman of many talents and enjoyed flowers, foxes and the occasional bear, who used to visit her Mount Holly home. She followed her heart in all pursuits. Survivors include her sister and brother-in-law, Debbie Schoch and Steve Walsh of Shrewsbury; nephews Hockley Walsh and his wife Sarah of Alexandria Virginia; Tristan Walsh of Enfield New Hampshire; Gifford Walsh of East Montpelier; Chris Lincoln of Rutland; nieces Tori Lincoln of Rutland, and Ashley Lincoln of Florida; and grandniece and grandnephew Eleanor and Henry. She was predeceased by her parents, and sister, Rene Lincoln. A Celebration of life will be held later in the summer. Memorial donations may be made to Foley Cancer Center at Rutland Regional Medical Center.

Pamela married Martin Jerold Fleishman on 13 Jun 1968 in , , Pennylvania, USA.¹ The marriage ended in divorce between 19 Jun. (Martin Jerold Fleishman was born on 1 Jul 1946 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA ⁹ and died on 17 Jun 2021 in Boalsburg, Centre, PA ⁹.)