Of Brooklyn Street Warsaw, died suddenly. Born in Warsaw, son of Frederick A. and Jennie E. Knight Wickens. On October 26, 1935 he married Mabel Freer who survives him, together with 3 children, Joan, Jon and Judith Wickens and his parents. He had been a guard at the Attica Prison for 15 years. Veteran of WWII having been inducted on 9/16/1943 in the US Naval service at Warsaw. He served in the Asiatic-Pacific area and received his discharge at Sampson on 11/24/1945 with the rank of boatswain's mate. He was previously with the New York National Guard from 12/12/1932 to 12/11/1935. Member of the V.F.W. and the Wyoming County Veterans, Inc. Military services were at the grave.
Of Brooklyn Street Warsaw, died suddenly. Born in Warsaw, son of Frederick A. and Jennie E. Knight Wickens. On October 26, 1935 he married Mabel Freer who survives him, together with 3 children, Joan, Jon and Judith Wickens and his parents. He had been a guard at the Attica Prison for 15 years. Veteran of WWII having been inducted on 9/16/1943 in the US Naval service at Warsaw. He served in the Asiatic-Pacific area and received his discharge at Sampson on 11/24/1945 with the rank of boatswain's mate. He was previously with the New York National Guard from 12/12/1932 to 12/11/1935. Member of the V.F.W. and the Wyoming County Veterans, Inc. Military services were at the grave.
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