Tombstone is in error - death date was 10 Aug. 1970.
Obituary: Thomas T. Burgan, Sr.
Thomas T. Burgan Sr., 81 of 129 4th St., a retired employee of Welsbach Corp of Philadelphia, died suddenly at his residence Monday. He had been under the care of a physician, who ruled death was due to natural causes. A resident of Troy for the last 26 years, Mr. Burgan was a native of Baltimore, MD and had resided in East Orange, NJ., for a number of years. He was the widower of the former Emma Jane Turner.
Survivors include a son Thomas T. Burgan Jr. of Johnsonville; a daughter Mrs. Jane Ann Maddux of Castleton, and five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday from Howard B. Tate & Fun Funeral Home, Raymertown, with Rev. Donald E. Oueliette, pastor of Christ Methodist Church of Johnsonville, officiating. Interment will be in Norton Cemetery, Pittstown.
DIED - BURGAN - Suddenly, Aug. 10, 1970, Thomas T. Burgan Sr. of 129 4th St., Troy, husband of the late Emma Jane Turner; father of Thomas T. Burgan, Jr. of Johnsonville and Mrs. Jane Ann Maddux of Castleton. Also survived by five grandchildren. Funeral services at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Howard B. Tate and Son Funeral Home in Raymertown. Friends may call Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. Interment in the Norton Cemetery in Pittstown.
Gale's note: When "Pop Pop" came home from work at the Stanley Building in Albany (he was an elevator operator) he always had a Kraft carmel in his blue sweater pocket for me to find.
Pop Pop and his son Thomas were both lamp lighters in East Orange, New Jersey during the 1930s.
Also, I am told that my first haircut was at Pop Pop's barber. He had him cut off my braids. No one can tell me why.
Obituary: Thomas T. Burgan, Sr.
Thomas T. Burgan Sr., 81 of 129 4th St., a retired employee of Welsbach Corp of Philadelphia, died suddenly at his residence Monday. He had been under the care of a physician, who ruled death was due to natural causes. A resident of Troy for the last 26 years, Mr. Burgan was a native of Baltimore, MD and had resided in East Orange, NJ., for a number of years. He was the widower of the former Emma Jane Turner.
Survivors include a son Thomas T. Burgan Jr. of Johnsonville; a daughter Mrs. Jane Ann Maddux of Castleton, and five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday from Howard B. Tate & Fun Funeral Home, Raymertown, with Rev. Donald E. Oueliette, pastor of Christ Methodist Church of Johnsonville, officiating. Interment will be in Norton Cemetery, Pittstown.
DIED - BURGAN - Suddenly, Aug. 10, 1970, Thomas T. Burgan Sr. of 129 4th St., Troy, husband of the late Emma Jane Turner; father of Thomas T. Burgan, Jr. of Johnsonville and Mrs. Jane Ann Maddux of Castleton. Also survived by five grandchildren. Funeral services at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Howard B. Tate and Son Funeral Home in Raymertown. Friends may call Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. Interment in the Norton Cemetery in Pittstown.
Gale's note: When "Pop Pop" came home from work at the Stanley Building in Albany (he was an elevator operator) he always had a Kraft carmel in his blue sweater pocket for me to find.
Pop Pop and his son Thomas were both lamp lighters in East Orange, New Jersey during the 1930s.
Also, I am told that my first haircut was at Pop Pop's barber. He had him cut off my braids. No one can tell me why.
Tombstone is in error - death date was 10 Aug. 1970.
Obituary: Thomas T. Burgan, Sr.
Thomas T. Burgan Sr., 81 of 129 4th St., a retired employee of Welsbach Corp of Philadelphia, died suddenly at his residence Monday. He had been under the care of a physician, who ruled death was due to natural causes. A resident of Troy for the last 26 years, Mr. Burgan was a native of Baltimore, MD and had resided in East Orange, NJ., for a number of years. He was the widower of the former Emma Jane Turner.
Survivors include a son Thomas T. Burgan Jr. of Johnsonville; a daughter Mrs. Jane Ann Maddux of Castleton, and five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday from Howard B. Tate & Fun Funeral Home, Raymertown, with Rev. Donald E. Oueliette, pastor of Christ Methodist Church of Johnsonville, officiating. Interment will be in Norton Cemetery, Pittstown.
DIED - BURGAN - Suddenly, Aug. 10, 1970, Thomas T. Burgan Sr. of 129 4th St., Troy, husband of the late Emma Jane Turner; father of Thomas T. Burgan, Jr. of Johnsonville and Mrs. Jane Ann Maddux of Castleton. Also survived by five grandchildren. Funeral services at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Howard B. Tate and Son Funeral Home in Raymertown. Friends may call Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. Interment in the Norton Cemetery in Pittstown.
Gale's note: When "Pop Pop" came home from work at the Stanley Building in Albany (he was an elevator operator) he always had a Kraft carmel in his blue sweater pocket for me to find.
Pop Pop and his son Thomas were both lamp lighters in East Orange, New Jersey during the 1930s.
Also, I am told that my first haircut was at Pop Pop's barber. He had him cut off my braids. No one can tell me why.
Obituary: Thomas T. Burgan, Sr.
Thomas T. Burgan Sr., 81 of 129 4th St., a retired employee of Welsbach Corp of Philadelphia, died suddenly at his residence Monday. He had been under the care of a physician, who ruled death was due to natural causes. A resident of Troy for the last 26 years, Mr. Burgan was a native of Baltimore, MD and had resided in East Orange, NJ., for a number of years. He was the widower of the former Emma Jane Turner.
Survivors include a son Thomas T. Burgan Jr. of Johnsonville; a daughter Mrs. Jane Ann Maddux of Castleton, and five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday from Howard B. Tate & Fun Funeral Home, Raymertown, with Rev. Donald E. Oueliette, pastor of Christ Methodist Church of Johnsonville, officiating. Interment will be in Norton Cemetery, Pittstown.
DIED - BURGAN - Suddenly, Aug. 10, 1970, Thomas T. Burgan Sr. of 129 4th St., Troy, husband of the late Emma Jane Turner; father of Thomas T. Burgan, Jr. of Johnsonville and Mrs. Jane Ann Maddux of Castleton. Also survived by five grandchildren. Funeral services at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Howard B. Tate and Son Funeral Home in Raymertown. Friends may call Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. Interment in the Norton Cemetery in Pittstown.
Gale's note: When "Pop Pop" came home from work at the Stanley Building in Albany (he was an elevator operator) he always had a Kraft carmel in his blue sweater pocket for me to find.
Pop Pop and his son Thomas were both lamp lighters in East Orange, New Jersey during the 1930s.
Also, I am told that my first haircut was at Pop Pop's barber. He had him cut off my braids. No one can tell me why.
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