AGE 65 YEARS
beloved husband to RUTH COOPER ABESHOUSE
Residence: 7 Pine Hill Rd, Woodbridge, Connecticut
Occupation: artist and supervisor of art in the Wallingford school system; head of the art department at Lyman Hall High School, Wallingford, and a teacher at both Paier College of Art and Southern Connecticut State University.
Jordan spent the months before his transplant working on a collection of barn drawings he had hoped to complete after his surgery. He died from complications of a liver transplant at Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh.
He had specialized in portraits of influential figures. The paintings still decorate office suites and homes in the area. His murals, depicting religious scenes, embellish synagogues in the New Haven area.
The service will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Robert E. Shure Funeral Home, 543 George St., New Haven. Burial will be in Beth El Memorial Park, Hamden. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Liver Foundation, 414 Skytop Drive, Fairfield, Connecticut 06430
Excerpts from The New Haven Register, January 24, 1989
Children:
Matthew, Stuart and Tevin Abeshouse
Many thanks to 48165066 for the following:
Jordan was a member of the United States Army, 97th Infantry Division, during World War II and can be commended for his many heroic contributions.
beloved husband to RUTH COOPER ABESHOUSE
Residence: 7 Pine Hill Rd, Woodbridge, Connecticut
Occupation: artist and supervisor of art in the Wallingford school system; head of the art department at Lyman Hall High School, Wallingford, and a teacher at both Paier College of Art and Southern Connecticut State University.
Jordan spent the months before his transplant working on a collection of barn drawings he had hoped to complete after his surgery. He died from complications of a liver transplant at Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh.
He had specialized in portraits of influential figures. The paintings still decorate office suites and homes in the area. His murals, depicting religious scenes, embellish synagogues in the New Haven area.
The service will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Robert E. Shure Funeral Home, 543 George St., New Haven. Burial will be in Beth El Memorial Park, Hamden. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Liver Foundation, 414 Skytop Drive, Fairfield, Connecticut 06430
Excerpts from The New Haven Register, January 24, 1989
Children:
Matthew, Stuart and Tevin Abeshouse
Many thanks to 48165066 for the following:
Jordan was a member of the United States Army, 97th Infantry Division, during World War II and can be commended for his many heroic contributions.
AGE 65 YEARS
beloved husband to RUTH COOPER ABESHOUSE
Residence: 7 Pine Hill Rd, Woodbridge, Connecticut
Occupation: artist and supervisor of art in the Wallingford school system; head of the art department at Lyman Hall High School, Wallingford, and a teacher at both Paier College of Art and Southern Connecticut State University.
Jordan spent the months before his transplant working on a collection of barn drawings he had hoped to complete after his surgery. He died from complications of a liver transplant at Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh.
He had specialized in portraits of influential figures. The paintings still decorate office suites and homes in the area. His murals, depicting religious scenes, embellish synagogues in the New Haven area.
The service will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Robert E. Shure Funeral Home, 543 George St., New Haven. Burial will be in Beth El Memorial Park, Hamden. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Liver Foundation, 414 Skytop Drive, Fairfield, Connecticut 06430
Excerpts from The New Haven Register, January 24, 1989
Children:
Matthew, Stuart and Tevin Abeshouse
Many thanks to 48165066 for the following:
Jordan was a member of the United States Army, 97th Infantry Division, during World War II and can be commended for his many heroic contributions.
beloved husband to RUTH COOPER ABESHOUSE
Residence: 7 Pine Hill Rd, Woodbridge, Connecticut
Occupation: artist and supervisor of art in the Wallingford school system; head of the art department at Lyman Hall High School, Wallingford, and a teacher at both Paier College of Art and Southern Connecticut State University.
Jordan spent the months before his transplant working on a collection of barn drawings he had hoped to complete after his surgery. He died from complications of a liver transplant at Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh.
He had specialized in portraits of influential figures. The paintings still decorate office suites and homes in the area. His murals, depicting religious scenes, embellish synagogues in the New Haven area.
The service will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Robert E. Shure Funeral Home, 543 George St., New Haven. Burial will be in Beth El Memorial Park, Hamden. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Liver Foundation, 414 Skytop Drive, Fairfield, Connecticut 06430
Excerpts from The New Haven Register, January 24, 1989
Children:
Matthew, Stuart and Tevin Abeshouse
Many thanks to 48165066 for the following:
Jordan was a member of the United States Army, 97th Infantry Division, during World War II and can be commended for his many heroic contributions.
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