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Rodney M. Foster II  was born in Albany  to Audrey J. Foster (Zorn) and  the late Rodney M. Foster.
  
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Rodney Foster graduated from Phillip Schuyler High School in 1966
  
 
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Rodney M Foster retired from the Albany  Police Force in 1998 after 28-and a-half years of service. He was  one of few three-wheeled motorcycle officers and later finished  his career in the Pinebush Police  Station. He continued his life of  service through working as a federal guard for the city of Albany  until he fully retired.
  
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Rodney M. Foster married Lynne M. Cunningham. Their children were:
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*Deborah  Knoll, and her husband, Daniel
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*Melissa Foster.
  
 
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Rodney M. Foster II, a policeman and Vietnam War veteran, died  unexpectedly on Thursday, October 25, 2012 at his home in East  Berne. He was 64.
  
 
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Rodney M. Foster II, a policeman and Vietnam War veteran, died  unexpectedly on Thursday, October 25, 2012 at his home in East  Berne. He was 64.
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Mr. Foster was born in Albany  to Audrey J. Foster (Zorn) and  the late Rodney M. Foster. He  graduated from Phillip Schuyler  High School in 1966 and proudly  served in the United States  Army during the Vietnam War  in Korea. 
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He retired from the Albany  Police Force in 1998 after 28-and a-half years of service. He was  one of few three-wheeled motorcycle officers and later finished  his career in the Pinebush Police  Station. He continued his life of  service through working as a federal guard for the city of Albany  until he fully retired.
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“Rodney loved his Harleys and riding; he enjoyed his time in the  Thousand Islands and hunting,” his family wrote in a tribute.
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His father died before him, as did his beloved wife of 36 years,  Lynne M. Cunningham.
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In addition to his mother, he is survived by his daughters, Deborah  Knoll, and her husband, Daniel, and Melissa Foster. He was the proud  grandfather of his two grandsons, Ryan and Justin Knoll. He is also  survived by his companion and partner in life, Alice Kiernozek, and  several nieces, nephews, cousins, and close family members. “Rodney was a friend of Bill W. and through so was an inspiration  and confidant to many,” his family wrote.
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Mr. Foster was laid to rest at Our Lady of Angels Cemetery on  Monday, October 29, 2012.
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Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer  Society at 1 Penny Lane, Latham NY 12110.
  
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Rodney M. Foster II
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Arrangements are by the New Comer-Cannon Funeral Home of Albany.
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Rodney M. Foster II, a policeman and Vietnam War veteran, died
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:[[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - November 1, 2012
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unexpectedly on Thursday, October 25, 2012 at his home in East
 
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Berne. He was 64.
 
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Mr. Foster was born in Albany
 
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to Audrey J. Foster (Zorn) and
 
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the late Rodney M. Foster. He
 
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graduated from Phillip Schuyler
 
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High School in 1966 and proudly
 
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served in the United States
 
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Army during the Vietnam War
 
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in Korea.
 
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He retired from the Albany
 
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Police Force in 1998 after 28-anda-half years of service. He was
 
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one of few three-wheeled motorcycle officers and later finished
 
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his career in the Pinebush Police
 
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Station. He continued his life of
 
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service through working as a federal guard for the city of Albany
 
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until he fully retired.
 
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“Rodney loved his Harleys and riding; he enjoyed his time in the
 
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Thousand Islands and hunting,” his family wrote in a tribute.
 
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His father died before him, as did his beloved wife of 36 years,
 
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Lynne M. Cunningham.
 
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In addition to his mother, he is survived by his daughters, Deborah
 
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Knoll, and her husband, Daniel, and Melissa Foster. He was the proud
 
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grandfather of his two grandsons, Ryan and Justin Knoll. He is also
 
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survived by his companion and partner in life, Alice Kiernozek, and
 
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several nieces, nephews, cousins, and close family members.
 
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“Rodney was a friend of Bill W. and through so was an inspiration
 
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and confidant to many,” his family wrote.
 
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Mr. Foster was laid to rest at Our Lady of Angels Cemetery on
 
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Monday, October 29, 2012.
 
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Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer
 
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Society at 1 Penny Lane, Latham NY 12110.
 
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Arrangements are by the New Comer-Cannon Funeral Home of  
 
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Albany.
 
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:[[Altamont Enterprise]] - November 1, 2012
 
  
 
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Revision as of 19:15, 30 December 2012

Rodney M. Foster II

Birth

Rodney M. Foster II was born in Albany to Audrey J. Foster (Zorn) and the late Rodney M. Foster.

Education

Rodney Foster graduated from Phillip Schuyler High School in 1966

Occupation

Rodney M Foster retired from the Albany Police Force in 1998 after 28-and a-half years of service. He was one of few three-wheeled motorcycle officers and later finished his career in the Pinebush Police Station. He continued his life of service through working as a federal guard for the city of Albany until he fully retired.

Marriage & Children

Rodney M. Foster married Lynne M. Cunningham. Their children were:

  • Deborah Knoll, and her husband, Daniel
  • Melissa Foster.

Death

Rodney M. Foster II, a policeman and Vietnam War veteran, died unexpectedly on Thursday, October 25, 2012 at his home in East Berne. He was 64.

Obituary

Rodney M. Foster II

Rodney M. Foster II, a policeman and Vietnam War veteran, died unexpectedly on Thursday, October 25, 2012 at his home in East Berne. He was 64.

Mr. Foster was born in Albany to Audrey J. Foster (Zorn) and the late Rodney M. Foster. He graduated from Phillip Schuyler High School in 1966 and proudly served in the United States Army during the Vietnam War in Korea.

He retired from the Albany Police Force in 1998 after 28-and a-half years of service. He was one of few three-wheeled motorcycle officers and later finished his career in the Pinebush Police Station. He continued his life of service through working as a federal guard for the city of Albany until he fully retired.

“Rodney loved his Harleys and riding; he enjoyed his time in the Thousand Islands and hunting,” his family wrote in a tribute.

His father died before him, as did his beloved wife of 36 years, Lynne M. Cunningham.

In addition to his mother, he is survived by his daughters, Deborah Knoll, and her husband, Daniel, and Melissa Foster. He was the proud grandfather of his two grandsons, Ryan and Justin Knoll. He is also survived by his companion and partner in life, Alice Kiernozek, and several nieces, nephews, cousins, and close family members. “Rodney was a friend of Bill W. and through so was an inspiration and confidant to many,” his family wrote.

Mr. Foster was laid to rest at Our Lady of Angels Cemetery on Monday, October 29, 2012.

Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society at 1 Penny Lane, Latham NY 12110.

Arrangements are by the New Comer-Cannon Funeral Home of Albany.

Altamont Enterprise - November 1, 2012

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