He married Evelyn Hutchins on 5/5/1947 at Notre Dame Church.
He served with the Army infantry during World War II in the European theater. He was employed with Bronze Powder Works, New York Central Railroad and later with Monette Distributing Co. as a delivery man and later as sales manager until his retirement in 1984, after 20 years of service.
Surviving was his wife; a daughter, Connie Benware; three grandsons; four brothers, Dona, Leon, Lawrence, and Robert, and two sisters, Mrs. Gerald (Florida) Marleau and Lucille Tatro.
Three brothers, Gilbert, Francis, and Norman, and three sisters, Gladys Tatro, Beatrice Mainville, and Ida Marlowe, died before him.
Thur. 7/18/1991 Watertown Times
He married Evelyn Hutchins on 5/5/1947 at Notre Dame Church.
He served with the Army infantry during World War II in the European theater. He was employed with Bronze Powder Works, New York Central Railroad and later with Monette Distributing Co. as a delivery man and later as sales manager until his retirement in 1984, after 20 years of service.
Surviving was his wife; a daughter, Connie Benware; three grandsons; four brothers, Dona, Leon, Lawrence, and Robert, and two sisters, Mrs. Gerald (Florida) Marleau and Lucille Tatro.
Three brothers, Gilbert, Francis, and Norman, and three sisters, Gladys Tatro, Beatrice Mainville, and Ida Marlowe, died before him.
Thur. 7/18/1991 Watertown Times
Inscription
Military Footstone:
RAYMOND J. REOME
SGT US ARMY
WORLD WAR II
JUL 11, 1923 - JUL 17, 1991
Family Members
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Gilbert H. Reome Jr
1908–1991
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Beatrice Reome Mainville
1912–1978
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Francis William "Frenchy" Reome
1913–1976
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Ida Mae Reome Marlowe
1915–1979
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Gladys Belle Reome Tatro
1917–1989
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Florida Mary Reome Marleau
1919–2002
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Dona Joseph Reome
1921–2005
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Norman Joseph Reome
1925–1968
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Leon Joseph Reome
1926–2019
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Lucille Mae "Casey" Reome Tatro
1929–2016
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