Russell William Boyce, Sr., of Slate Hill, NY, passed away Monday, April 14th, at Orange Regional Medical Center, Middletown. He was 64. Russell was born in Middletown, NY on November 22, 1949, a son of the late Nellie C. Hadden.
Russell was a disabled Veteran having served two tours in Vietnam in The United States Army. He was a recipient of the Combat Infantry Badge.
He was five times past President of The Orange County Vietnam Veterans Chapter 140 and a member of American Legion Post 151; and a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Chapter 161; Port Jervis.
He is survived by his ex wife Roxanne Boyce, two daughters: Michele and her husband, Raymond Knapp, of Middletown, and Georgia Boyce and her fiance, William LaBow of Syracuse; two sons: Gerald Boyce and his wife, Amy of Middletown, NY; and Russell Boyce Jr. and his wife, Lisa Marie and grandson James of Bullhead, AZ; his granddaughter, Aubriana Boyce and a soon-to-be grandson, Zachary Boyce; two brothers: Carl Boyce and his wife, Mary of Cuddebackville and Rex Boyce of Bethel; his good friends: Ron and Kim Ervin, Chris, Dale and Chance and several nieces and nephews.
Orange County Veteran Cemetery, Goshen, NY.
Russell was a disabled Veteran having served two tours in Vietnam in The United States Army. He was a recipient of the Combat Infantry Badge.
He was five times past President of The Orange County Vietnam Veterans Chapter 140 and a member of American Legion Post 151; and a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Chapter 161; Port Jervis.
He is survived by his ex wife Roxanne Boyce, two daughters: Michele and her husband, Raymond Knapp, of Middletown, and Georgia Boyce and her fiance, William LaBow of Syracuse; two sons: Gerald Boyce and his wife, Amy of Middletown, NY; and Russell Boyce Jr. and his wife, Lisa Marie and grandson James of Bullhead, AZ; his granddaughter, Aubriana Boyce and a soon-to-be grandson, Zachary Boyce; two brothers: Carl Boyce and his wife, Mary of Cuddebackville and Rex Boyce of Bethel; his good friends: Ron and Kim Ervin, Chris, Dale and Chance and several nieces and nephews.
Orange County Veteran Cemetery, Goshen, NY.
Russell William Boyce, Sr., of Slate Hill, NY, passed away Monday, April 14th, at Orange Regional Medical Center, Middletown. He was 64. Russell was born in Middletown, NY on November 22, 1949, a son of the late Nellie C. Hadden.
Russell was a disabled Veteran having served two tours in Vietnam in The United States Army. He was a recipient of the Combat Infantry Badge.
He was five times past President of The Orange County Vietnam Veterans Chapter 140 and a member of American Legion Post 151; and a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Chapter 161; Port Jervis.
He is survived by his ex wife Roxanne Boyce, two daughters: Michele and her husband, Raymond Knapp, of Middletown, and Georgia Boyce and her fiance, William LaBow of Syracuse; two sons: Gerald Boyce and his wife, Amy of Middletown, NY; and Russell Boyce Jr. and his wife, Lisa Marie and grandson James of Bullhead, AZ; his granddaughter, Aubriana Boyce and a soon-to-be grandson, Zachary Boyce; two brothers: Carl Boyce and his wife, Mary of Cuddebackville and Rex Boyce of Bethel; his good friends: Ron and Kim Ervin, Chris, Dale and Chance and several nieces and nephews.
Orange County Veteran Cemetery, Goshen, NY.
Russell was a disabled Veteran having served two tours in Vietnam in The United States Army. He was a recipient of the Combat Infantry Badge.
He was five times past President of The Orange County Vietnam Veterans Chapter 140 and a member of American Legion Post 151; and a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Chapter 161; Port Jervis.
He is survived by his ex wife Roxanne Boyce, two daughters: Michele and her husband, Raymond Knapp, of Middletown, and Georgia Boyce and her fiance, William LaBow of Syracuse; two sons: Gerald Boyce and his wife, Amy of Middletown, NY; and Russell Boyce Jr. and his wife, Lisa Marie and grandson James of Bullhead, AZ; his granddaughter, Aubriana Boyce and a soon-to-be grandson, Zachary Boyce; two brothers: Carl Boyce and his wife, Mary of Cuddebackville and Rex Boyce of Bethel; his good friends: Ron and Kim Ervin, Chris, Dale and Chance and several nieces and nephews.
Orange County Veteran Cemetery, Goshen, NY.
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