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Harold S. Warner died November 13 and was buried in Knox Cemetery - Harold S. Warner Tec 5 US Army World War II 1922 - 1981  
 
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WARNER - Nov, 13, Harold S. Warner of Coxsackie (Greene Go.), husband of the former Harriet Lajeunesse; father of Mary Ann Warner of Albany, Lawrence J. Warner (with the U.S. Army in Japan), Daniel and Patrick Warner (both of Coxsackie) and the late Paule Warner; brother of Blanche Olsmit of Schenectady, Leo Warner of East Berne, Vernon Warner of Altamont, Elsie Carolottie of Castleton (Rensselaer Co.) and Alfred Warner of Huntersland (Schoharie Co.) and grandfather of Edward and Lynn Knier of Albany; also survived by several nieces and nephews.  
 
WARNER - Nov, 13, Harold S. Warner of Coxsackie (Greene Go.), husband of the former Harriet Lajeunesse; father of Mary Ann Warner of Albany, Lawrence J. Warner (with the U.S. Army in Japan), Daniel and Patrick Warner (both of Coxsackie) and the late Paule Warner; brother of Blanche Olsmit of Schenectady, Leo Warner of East Berne, Vernon Warner of Altamont, Elsie Carolottie of Castleton (Rensselaer Co.) and Alfred Warner of Huntersland (Schoharie Co.) and grandfather of Edward and Lynn Knier of Albany; also survived by several nieces and nephews.  
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Revision as of 00:38, 2 June 2013

Birth

Harold Stanton Warner was born April 26, 1922, the son of Stanton Warner (29 JUL 1899 - 19 DEC 1966) and Helen Champion (15 MAY 1899 - 23 DEC 1965). [1] His brothers and sisters were:

  • Blanche Elizabeth Warner (30 JUL 1923 - 23 JAN 1994)
  • Leo D. Warner (10 MAY 1925 - 12 DEC 1989)
  • Vernon Alfred (Kelly) Warner (4 JUL 1927 - 28 JAN 2001)
  • Elsie Eileen Warner (27 AUG 1931 - 1 MAY 1997)
  • Alfred Kermit (Kermy) Warner (25 JUN 1933 - 6 AUG 1991)[1]

Military

Harold S. Warner was a soldier in World War II. ==Marriage & Children Harold married Harriet Lajeunesse. Their children were:

  • Mary Ann Warner
  • Lawrence (Larry) James Warner
  • Daniel John Warner
  • Patrick John Warner
  • Susan Marie Warner
  • Paula Jean Warner (2 JAN 1966 - BEF 1967)[1]

Death

Knox Cemetery - Harold S. Warner Tec 5 US Army World War II 1922 - 1981
Knox Cemetery - Harold S. Warner 1922 - 1981 Harriet F. Lejuenesse 1924

Harold S. Warner died November 13 and was buried in Knox Cemetery - Harold S. Warner Tec 5 US Army World War II 1922 - 1981 Obituary

Harold S. Warner Obituary - Altamont Enterprise - November 20, 1981

WARNER - Nov, 13, Harold S. Warner of Coxsackie (Greene Go.), husband of the former Harriet Lajeunesse; father of Mary Ann Warner of Albany, Lawrence J. Warner (with the U.S. Army in Japan), Daniel and Patrick Warner (both of Coxsackie) and the late Paule Warner; brother of Blanche Olsmit of Schenectady, Leo Warner of East Berne, Vernon Warner of Altamont, Elsie Carolottie of Castleton (Rensselaer Co.) and Alfred Warner of Huntersland (Schoharie Co.) and grandfather of Edward and Lynn Knier of Albany; also survived by several nieces and nephews. A mass of Christian burial was celebrated Tuesday, Nov. 17 from St. Lucy's Roman Catholic Church, Altamont; arrangements were by Fredendall Funeral Home, Altamont. Burial was in Knox Cemetery, Knox. Altamont Enterprise - November 20, 1981

Sources

  1. ↑ Bernehistory.org
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