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More about Roberta Mumma: She was from Pennsylvania, but her last known whereabouts was possibly Tennessee.
Mumma was a 1976 graduate of Ephrata High School in Pennsylvania. In articles published in The Ephrata Review and the Intelligencer Journal, she received multiple scholarships to attend the University of Pittsburgh to major in physical therapy after graduating.
“Miss Mumma has worked as a volunteer for the Easter Seal Society of Lancaster. In school, she was active in cheering squads, pinochle club, student council, Girl's Club and intramural sports,” a June 3, 1976 article in The Ephrata Review stated.
In the 1986 obituary of Mumma’s father, her location was listed as unknown. When her maternal grandfather died in 1997, a family member posted a public notice in multiple Pennsylvania newspapers notifying Mumma that she had been named as a beneficiary in her grandfather’s will.
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I think there might by a typo about the 1985 Jack County, TX sheriff's location.
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Mumma was a 1976 graduate of Ephrata High School in Pennsylvania. In articles published in The Ephrata Review and the Intelligencer Journal, she received multiple scholarships to attend the University of Pittsburgh to major in physical therapy after graduating.
“Miss Mumma has worked as a volunteer for the Easter Seal Society of Lancaster. In school, she was active in cheering squads, pinochle club, student council, Girl's Club and intramural sports,” a June 3, 1976 article in The Ephrata Review stated.
In the 1986 obituary of Mumma’s father, her location was listed as unknown. When her maternal grandfather died in 1997, a family member posted a public notice in multiple Pennsylvania newspapers notifying Mumma that she had been named as a beneficiary in her grandfather’s will.
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I think there might by a typo about the 1985 Jack County, TX sheriff's location.
DPS, county identify remains in almost 40-year cold case | The Graham Leader
A decades-old Jack County homicide just got a new lead and authorities are seeking information from the public.The Jack County Sheriff’s Office and Texas Rangers have identified Roberta Mumma as the victim of an alleged homicide that occurred near Wizard Wells in 1984. Her identity has remained...
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