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Raymond William Gagnon

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Raymond William Gagnon

Birth
Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, USA
Death
Jan 1932 (aged 36–37)
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA
Burial
Two Rivers, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, USA Add to Map
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RAYMOND GAGNON

RAY GAGNON, 37, FOUND DEAD IN BED IN CHICAGO
Former Resident of Two Rivers Dies Suddenly There This Morning
Word received here today told of the sudden death at Chicago early this morning,
of Raymond Gagnon, 37, son of pioneer Two Rivers residents, who was found dead
in his bed at his home there. He was a victim of a heart attack.
Supervisor John S. Gagnon, a brother, left here to take charge of the funeral
arrangements as Mr. Gagnon's widow has not returned from a visit in Florida with
her parents there. It is not known whether Mr. Gagnon's body will be brought to
Two Rivers for interment. The deceased was born in this city 37 years ago and in
his early manhood was associated in the bottling works and grocery business.
About 16 years ago he left the city and served in the U.S. coast guard for a
number of years, and since his residence in Chicago worked for the Illinois Central
railroad. He was married eight years ago to a Chicago woman. The couple had no
children.
Besides his widow Mr. Gagnon leaves nine sisters, Mrs. Ed. Schultz, Mrs. Anna Rau,
Mrs. N.J. Rau and Mrs. A.J. Rehrauer, all of this city. Mrs. Rudy Stockinger, Hart,
Mich.; Mrs. Frank Cormack, Wausau; Clara and Elia Gagnon, Chicago and Mrs. Robert
Wilkinson, of Oconomowoc, and three brothers, Joseph, of Philadelphia, Peter of
Indianapolis and Supervisor John S. Gagnon, of this city.
Manitowoc Herald News, Thursday, January 21, 1932 P.13

RAYMOND GAGNON

RAY GAGNON, 37, FOUND DEAD IN BED IN CHICAGO
Former Resident of Two Rivers Dies Suddenly There This Morning
Word received here today told of the sudden death at Chicago early this morning,
of Raymond Gagnon, 37, son of pioneer Two Rivers residents, who was found dead
in his bed at his home there. He was a victim of a heart attack.
Supervisor John S. Gagnon, a brother, left here to take charge of the funeral
arrangements as Mr. Gagnon's widow has not returned from a visit in Florida with
her parents there. It is not known whether Mr. Gagnon's body will be brought to
Two Rivers for interment. The deceased was born in this city 37 years ago and in
his early manhood was associated in the bottling works and grocery business.
About 16 years ago he left the city and served in the U.S. coast guard for a
number of years, and since his residence in Chicago worked for the Illinois Central
railroad. He was married eight years ago to a Chicago woman. The couple had no
children.
Besides his widow Mr. Gagnon leaves nine sisters, Mrs. Ed. Schultz, Mrs. Anna Rau,
Mrs. N.J. Rau and Mrs. A.J. Rehrauer, all of this city. Mrs. Rudy Stockinger, Hart,
Mich.; Mrs. Frank Cormack, Wausau; Clara and Elia Gagnon, Chicago and Mrs. Robert
Wilkinson, of Oconomowoc, and three brothers, Joseph, of Philadelphia, Peter of
Indianapolis and Supervisor John S. Gagnon, of this city.
Manitowoc Herald News, Thursday, January 21, 1932 P.13

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