Thomas M. Galliher
DALTON - Thomas M. Galliher, 63, of 40 Daly Avenue died Friday night in Berkshire Medical Center's St. Luke's unit. A lifelong resident, he attended local schools, had been an accountant specialist in General Electric Ordnance 24 years. He was an army veteran of World War Two, member of American Legion Post 155 and was a communicant of St. Agnes Church. He leaves his wife, the former Catherine Smith; and a brother, Edward P. Galliher of Dalton. Services will be Monday morning at the Dery-Foley funeral home and in St. Agnes Church. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery.
DALTON - Thomas M. Galliher, 63, of 40 Daly Avenue died Friday night in Berkshire Medical Center's St. Luke's unit. A lifelong resident, he attended local schools, had been an accountant specialist in General Electric Ordnance 24 years. He was an army veteran of World War Two, member of American Legion Post 155 and was a communicant of St. Agnes Church. He leaves his wife, the former Catherine Smith; and a brother, Edward P. Galliher of Dalton. Services will be Monday morning at the Dery-Foley funeral home and in St. Agnes Church. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery.
Thomas M. Galliher
DALTON - Thomas M. Galliher, 63, of 40 Daly Avenue died Friday night in Berkshire Medical Center's St. Luke's unit. A lifelong resident, he attended local schools, had been an accountant specialist in General Electric Ordnance 24 years. He was an army veteran of World War Two, member of American Legion Post 155 and was a communicant of St. Agnes Church. He leaves his wife, the former Catherine Smith; and a brother, Edward P. Galliher of Dalton. Services will be Monday morning at the Dery-Foley funeral home and in St. Agnes Church. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery.
DALTON - Thomas M. Galliher, 63, of 40 Daly Avenue died Friday night in Berkshire Medical Center's St. Luke's unit. A lifelong resident, he attended local schools, had been an accountant specialist in General Electric Ordnance 24 years. He was an army veteran of World War Two, member of American Legion Post 155 and was a communicant of St. Agnes Church. He leaves his wife, the former Catherine Smith; and a brother, Edward P. Galliher of Dalton. Services will be Monday morning at the Dery-Foley funeral home and in St. Agnes Church. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery.
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THOMAS M. GALLIHER
1908 - 1971
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CATHERINE E. SMITH
1915 - 1979
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