Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle October 27,.1965
PAUL E. AMIDON SR.
SENECA FALLS Paul E. Amidon Sr., 67, of
63 Green St, died at his home Monday night (Q£!25,.less). Mr. Amidon was a life-long resident of Seneca Falls and was employed as a machinist at The Shuron Optical Co. of Geneva for 25 years until retiring in 1963.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Carrie Bicke Amidon at home, five daughters, Mrs. Ear Jones, Mrs. Lewis PoffenbergeC Mrs. Edwin
Avery, all of Waterloo and Vivian Amidon and Sandra Amidon at home, three sons,
William J. Turner, Roy L. Amidon, and Paul E. Amidon Jr. all of Seneca Falls, two brothers, Charles A. Amidon of Canoga and Theodore E. Amidon, of Seneca Falls, two sisters, Mrs. Charles Spangler, Syracuse, and Mrs. Lewis Hopkins, of Seneca Falls,
eight grand children and several nieces and nephews. Services will be at Thursday in the Sanderson Funeral home with Rev.. Leroy Hertzog, pastor of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Burial wil
be in Restvale Cemetery.
Chronicle October 27,.1965
PAUL E. AMIDON SR.
SENECA FALLS Paul E. Amidon Sr., 67, of
63 Green St, died at his home Monday night (Q£!25,.less). Mr. Amidon was a life-long resident of Seneca Falls and was employed as a machinist at The Shuron Optical Co. of Geneva for 25 years until retiring in 1963.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Carrie Bicke Amidon at home, five daughters, Mrs. Ear Jones, Mrs. Lewis PoffenbergeC Mrs. Edwin
Avery, all of Waterloo and Vivian Amidon and Sandra Amidon at home, three sons,
William J. Turner, Roy L. Amidon, and Paul E. Amidon Jr. all of Seneca Falls, two brothers, Charles A. Amidon of Canoga and Theodore E. Amidon, of Seneca Falls, two sisters, Mrs. Charles Spangler, Syracuse, and Mrs. Lewis Hopkins, of Seneca Falls,
eight grand children and several nieces and nephews. Services will be at Thursday in the Sanderson Funeral home with Rev.. Leroy Hertzog, pastor of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Burial wil
be in Restvale Cemetery.
Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle October 27,.1965
PAUL E. AMIDON SR.
SENECA FALLS Paul E. Amidon Sr., 67, of
63 Green St, died at his home Monday night (Q£!25,.less). Mr. Amidon was a life-long resident of Seneca Falls and was employed as a machinist at The Shuron Optical Co. of Geneva for 25 years until retiring in 1963.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Carrie Bicke Amidon at home, five daughters, Mrs. Ear Jones, Mrs. Lewis PoffenbergeC Mrs. Edwin
Avery, all of Waterloo and Vivian Amidon and Sandra Amidon at home, three sons,
William J. Turner, Roy L. Amidon, and Paul E. Amidon Jr. all of Seneca Falls, two brothers, Charles A. Amidon of Canoga and Theodore E. Amidon, of Seneca Falls, two sisters, Mrs. Charles Spangler, Syracuse, and Mrs. Lewis Hopkins, of Seneca Falls,
eight grand children and several nieces and nephews. Services will be at Thursday in the Sanderson Funeral home with Rev.. Leroy Hertzog, pastor of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Burial wil
be in Restvale Cemetery.
Chronicle October 27,.1965
PAUL E. AMIDON SR.
SENECA FALLS Paul E. Amidon Sr., 67, of
63 Green St, died at his home Monday night (Q£!25,.less). Mr. Amidon was a life-long resident of Seneca Falls and was employed as a machinist at The Shuron Optical Co. of Geneva for 25 years until retiring in 1963.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Carrie Bicke Amidon at home, five daughters, Mrs. Ear Jones, Mrs. Lewis PoffenbergeC Mrs. Edwin
Avery, all of Waterloo and Vivian Amidon and Sandra Amidon at home, three sons,
William J. Turner, Roy L. Amidon, and Paul E. Amidon Jr. all of Seneca Falls, two brothers, Charles A. Amidon of Canoga and Theodore E. Amidon, of Seneca Falls, two sisters, Mrs. Charles Spangler, Syracuse, and Mrs. Lewis Hopkins, of Seneca Falls,
eight grand children and several nieces and nephews. Services will be at Thursday in the Sanderson Funeral home with Rev.. Leroy Hertzog, pastor of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Burial wil
be in Restvale Cemetery.
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