Harry Louis Goff, Sr was the youngest son of Henry Goff and Sarah Ella Congleton Goff of Chester, PA. The Goff's for several generations had been in the hotel, restaurant and fishing business. Harry joined his older brother J. Edward Goff, Sr in the fish & seafood business in June 1909, which became known as Goff Brothers, later Goff's Quality Foods. The business remained in the family until the retirement of his sons Stanley & Wayne in 1981. The business still bears the Goff name.
Harry was born and raised in Chester, Pennsylvania. He was a member of the First Baptist Church. He was also a member of several lodges in Chester and Philadelphia.
The Goff's also had a vacation home in Hance's Point, Maryland. According to son Wayne, his father was hesitant about a "home in the country," until he was assured it had indoor plumbing.
Harry was born and raised in Chester, Pennsylvania. He was a member of the First Baptist Church. He was also a member of several lodges in Chester and Philadelphia.
The Goff's also had a vacation home in Hance's Point, Maryland. According to son Wayne, his father was hesitant about a "home in the country," until he was assured it had indoor plumbing.
Harry Louis Goff, Sr was the youngest son of Henry Goff and Sarah Ella Congleton Goff of Chester, PA. The Goff's for several generations had been in the hotel, restaurant and fishing business. Harry joined his older brother J. Edward Goff, Sr in the fish & seafood business in June 1909, which became known as Goff Brothers, later Goff's Quality Foods. The business remained in the family until the retirement of his sons Stanley & Wayne in 1981. The business still bears the Goff name.
Harry was born and raised in Chester, Pennsylvania. He was a member of the First Baptist Church. He was also a member of several lodges in Chester and Philadelphia.
The Goff's also had a vacation home in Hance's Point, Maryland. According to son Wayne, his father was hesitant about a "home in the country," until he was assured it had indoor plumbing.
Harry was born and raised in Chester, Pennsylvania. He was a member of the First Baptist Church. He was also a member of several lodges in Chester and Philadelphia.
The Goff's also had a vacation home in Hance's Point, Maryland. According to son Wayne, his father was hesitant about a "home in the country," until he was assured it had indoor plumbing.
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