OKeefe, Henry W.

Veteran Information

Date of Birth: 8/2/1925

Date of Death: 7/1/1970

Address: 41 Grapal St

Branch of Service: U.S. Navy-WWII

Service Number: 2251649

Description

Henry W. OKeefe

Henry W. OKeefe was born Aug 19 1925 in Rye son of Robert Emmett and Florence Thompson O’Keefe. In Rye his family lived at 41 Grapal St and were members of the Church of the Resurrection. Henry was a graduate of Rye High School and served in the U.S. Navy during World War II.

After the war Henry w a plant training instructor for Russell Burdsall and Ward, Bolt & Nut Co. of Portchester. He started at the company in 1947.

Henry was a member of local 1504 International Association of Machinists and the American Management Institute. He belonged to the Church of St Gregory the Great in Harrison NY

Henry William O’Keefe of 1220 E Boston Post Rood Mamaroneck died July 1, 1970 at Rosary Hill Hospital in Hawthorne NY after a long Illness. He was 44 years old

At the time of his death Henry was survived by his wife the former Rosanna LaPine of the home address three stepchildren Kathleen Slater of Greenwich Robes’ VahHnrn of Port Chester and Ronald O’Keefe of Spring Valley John Francis OKeefe- of Darien’ three sisters Mrs Mfoy Val-larelll of Harrison Mrs Helen Combs of Kankakee 111 and Virginia McMinn of Port Chester: and several nieces and nephews

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