Beloved archery instructor killed in lightning strike to be laid to rest
Robert Montgomery was coaching a group of Cub Scouts at an archery range Wednesday night when he was struck.
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Jul 21, 2025, 10:46 AM
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Updated 11 hr ago
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6h agoA Burlington County community is preparing to say goodbye to a beloved archery instructor who was killed in a lightning strike in Jackson.
Robert Montgomery, 61, will be laid to rest Tuesday.
Montgomery was coaching a group of Cub Scouts at an archery range Wednesday night when he was struck.
Fourteen other people were injured in the incident.
He is the second person in New Jersey to die from a lightning strike this month.
Visitation begins at 9 a.m. Tuesday in Cinnaminson.
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