BUFFALO EVENING NEWS-Death Notice Wednesday Sept 25th, 1957 Sec. III pg. 50
George E. Boeck, 74, a retired letter carrier, died Tuesday (Sept. 24, 1957) in his home at 160 Parkwood Ave., Kenmore. Mr. Boeck retired in 1943 after serving 36 years. He last worked out of station B on Tonawanda St.
Surviving are his wife Mary Pergande, two brothers, Ellsworth R. and Philippe D. Boeck of Williamsville, and a sister, Mrs. Clifford lesswing.
George E. Boeck, 74, a retired letter carrier, died Tuesday (Sept. 24, 1957) in his home at 160 Parkwood Ave., Kenmore. Mr. Boeck retired in 1943 after serving 36 years. He last worked out of station B on Tonawanda St.
Surviving are his wife Mary Pergande, two brothers, Ellsworth R. and Philippe D. Boeck of Williamsville, and a sister, Mrs. Clifford lesswing.
BUFFALO EVENING NEWS-Death Notice Wednesday Sept 25th, 1957 Sec. III pg. 50
George E. Boeck, 74, a retired letter carrier, died Tuesday (Sept. 24, 1957) in his home at 160 Parkwood Ave., Kenmore. Mr. Boeck retired in 1943 after serving 36 years. He last worked out of station B on Tonawanda St.
Surviving are his wife Mary Pergande, two brothers, Ellsworth R. and Philippe D. Boeck of Williamsville, and a sister, Mrs. Clifford lesswing.
George E. Boeck, 74, a retired letter carrier, died Tuesday (Sept. 24, 1957) in his home at 160 Parkwood Ave., Kenmore. Mr. Boeck retired in 1943 after serving 36 years. He last worked out of station B on Tonawanda St.
Surviving are his wife Mary Pergande, two brothers, Ellsworth R. and Philippe D. Boeck of Williamsville, and a sister, Mrs. Clifford lesswing.
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