The Daily Freeman (Kingston, N.Y.) – March 21, 1956
Dwight Thomas McEntee, Jr., 43, former resident of Kingston and well known here in the insurance business died at his home, 1537 Seguro Court, San Pedro, Calif., Monday from a heart attack. He had resided in Kingston until last June when he took up residence in San Pedro.
Born March 16, 1913, son of the late Dwight T. and Lilian T. McEntee, he attended Kingston high school and entered the insurance firm of Girard L. McEntee and Son with his father, Dwight T. McEntee, who for many years was the deputy county treasurer, in addition to conducting the insurance business.
Later, following the death of his father, Mr. McEntee entered the insurance firm of Tremper, Gaffkin and McEntee, and remained with that firm until last June.
He was a veteran of World War 2, having been in the European theatre where he took part in the Anzio Beach invasion. He was also stationed at West Point for a time.
He was a member of the Kingston Junior Chamber of Commerce; a director of the Kingston Savings and Loan Association; a member of the Rondout Baptist – Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are his wife Emilia Brown McEntee; a son Thomas McEntee; a daughter Andruetta McEntee; his mother, Lillian T. McEntee; three uncles, Col. Girard L. McEntee of Highland Falls, Jansen A. McEntee of Columbus, Ohio, and James S. McEntee of Ridgewood, N. J. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
Dwight Thomas McEntee, Jr., 43, former resident of Kingston and well known here in the insurance business died at his home, 1537 Seguro Court, San Pedro, Calif., Monday from a heart attack. He had resided in Kingston until last June when he took up residence in San Pedro.
Born March 16, 1913, son of the late Dwight T. and Lilian T. McEntee, he attended Kingston high school and entered the insurance firm of Girard L. McEntee and Son with his father, Dwight T. McEntee, who for many years was the deputy county treasurer, in addition to conducting the insurance business.
Later, following the death of his father, Mr. McEntee entered the insurance firm of Tremper, Gaffkin and McEntee, and remained with that firm until last June.
He was a veteran of World War 2, having been in the European theatre where he took part in the Anzio Beach invasion. He was also stationed at West Point for a time.
He was a member of the Kingston Junior Chamber of Commerce; a director of the Kingston Savings and Loan Association; a member of the Rondout Baptist – Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are his wife Emilia Brown McEntee; a son Thomas McEntee; a daughter Andruetta McEntee; his mother, Lillian T. McEntee; three uncles, Col. Girard L. McEntee of Highland Falls, Jansen A. McEntee of Columbus, Ohio, and James S. McEntee of Ridgewood, N. J. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
The Daily Freeman (Kingston, N.Y.) – March 21, 1956
Dwight Thomas McEntee, Jr., 43, former resident of Kingston and well known here in the insurance business died at his home, 1537 Seguro Court, San Pedro, Calif., Monday from a heart attack. He had resided in Kingston until last June when he took up residence in San Pedro.
Born March 16, 1913, son of the late Dwight T. and Lilian T. McEntee, he attended Kingston high school and entered the insurance firm of Girard L. McEntee and Son with his father, Dwight T. McEntee, who for many years was the deputy county treasurer, in addition to conducting the insurance business.
Later, following the death of his father, Mr. McEntee entered the insurance firm of Tremper, Gaffkin and McEntee, and remained with that firm until last June.
He was a veteran of World War 2, having been in the European theatre where he took part in the Anzio Beach invasion. He was also stationed at West Point for a time.
He was a member of the Kingston Junior Chamber of Commerce; a director of the Kingston Savings and Loan Association; a member of the Rondout Baptist – Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are his wife Emilia Brown McEntee; a son Thomas McEntee; a daughter Andruetta McEntee; his mother, Lillian T. McEntee; three uncles, Col. Girard L. McEntee of Highland Falls, Jansen A. McEntee of Columbus, Ohio, and James S. McEntee of Ridgewood, N. J. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
Dwight Thomas McEntee, Jr., 43, former resident of Kingston and well known here in the insurance business died at his home, 1537 Seguro Court, San Pedro, Calif., Monday from a heart attack. He had resided in Kingston until last June when he took up residence in San Pedro.
Born March 16, 1913, son of the late Dwight T. and Lilian T. McEntee, he attended Kingston high school and entered the insurance firm of Girard L. McEntee and Son with his father, Dwight T. McEntee, who for many years was the deputy county treasurer, in addition to conducting the insurance business.
Later, following the death of his father, Mr. McEntee entered the insurance firm of Tremper, Gaffkin and McEntee, and remained with that firm until last June.
He was a veteran of World War 2, having been in the European theatre where he took part in the Anzio Beach invasion. He was also stationed at West Point for a time.
He was a member of the Kingston Junior Chamber of Commerce; a director of the Kingston Savings and Loan Association; a member of the Rondout Baptist – Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are his wife Emilia Brown McEntee; a son Thomas McEntee; a daughter Andruetta McEntee; his mother, Lillian T. McEntee; three uncles, Col. Girard L. McEntee of Highland Falls, Jansen A. McEntee of Columbus, Ohio, and James S. McEntee of Ridgewood, N. J. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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