Paul Dewey Aspinwall
"The Daily Star", Oneonta, NY, Saturday, December 7, 1985
Paul Dewey Aspinwall
Tampa, Fla-----Paul Dewey Aspinwall, 86, of Tampa, Fla, died Thursday, Dec 5, at the John Knox Medical Center in Tampa. He was born Sept 29, 1899, in Westville, the son of George and Cardelia (Ottaway) Aspinwall. He was first married to Lina L. Robinson on Feb 5, 1923 in Westville. She died on Nov 4, 1964. He then married Gladys Daniels Cook, who survives, on Feb 12, 1966 in Zephryhills, Fla.
He worked for the Delaware and Hudson Railway for 45 years. He retired in
1964 as a foreman working with the airbrakes. He had lived in Westville and Oneonta, until moving to Zephryhills, Fla., where he lived for 17 years. Due to their health, the Aspinwalls moved to the John Knox Retirement Village in Tampa, Fla., where they have lived since 1982. He was a member of the First Christian Church of Zephryhills, Fla. where he was a past Elder. He was also a member of the Railroad Brakemen Union and when he was in the Oneonta area.
He was very active in the Baptist Churches. Burial in the spring in Westville Cemetery.
"The Daily Star", Oneonta, NY, Saturday, December 7, 1985
Paul Dewey Aspinwall
Tampa, Fla-----Paul Dewey Aspinwall, 86, of Tampa, Fla, died Thursday, Dec 5, at the John Knox Medical Center in Tampa. He was born Sept 29, 1899, in Westville, the son of George and Cardelia (Ottaway) Aspinwall. He was first married to Lina L. Robinson on Feb 5, 1923 in Westville. She died on Nov 4, 1964. He then married Gladys Daniels Cook, who survives, on Feb 12, 1966 in Zephryhills, Fla.
He worked for the Delaware and Hudson Railway for 45 years. He retired in
1964 as a foreman working with the airbrakes. He had lived in Westville and Oneonta, until moving to Zephryhills, Fla., where he lived for 17 years. Due to their health, the Aspinwalls moved to the John Knox Retirement Village in Tampa, Fla., where they have lived since 1982. He was a member of the First Christian Church of Zephryhills, Fla. where he was a past Elder. He was also a member of the Railroad Brakemen Union and when he was in the Oneonta area.
He was very active in the Baptist Churches. Burial in the spring in Westville Cemetery.
Paul Dewey Aspinwall
"The Daily Star", Oneonta, NY, Saturday, December 7, 1985
Paul Dewey Aspinwall
Tampa, Fla-----Paul Dewey Aspinwall, 86, of Tampa, Fla, died Thursday, Dec 5, at the John Knox Medical Center in Tampa. He was born Sept 29, 1899, in Westville, the son of George and Cardelia (Ottaway) Aspinwall. He was first married to Lina L. Robinson on Feb 5, 1923 in Westville. She died on Nov 4, 1964. He then married Gladys Daniels Cook, who survives, on Feb 12, 1966 in Zephryhills, Fla.
He worked for the Delaware and Hudson Railway for 45 years. He retired in
1964 as a foreman working with the airbrakes. He had lived in Westville and Oneonta, until moving to Zephryhills, Fla., where he lived for 17 years. Due to their health, the Aspinwalls moved to the John Knox Retirement Village in Tampa, Fla., where they have lived since 1982. He was a member of the First Christian Church of Zephryhills, Fla. where he was a past Elder. He was also a member of the Railroad Brakemen Union and when he was in the Oneonta area.
He was very active in the Baptist Churches. Burial in the spring in Westville Cemetery.
"The Daily Star", Oneonta, NY, Saturday, December 7, 1985
Paul Dewey Aspinwall
Tampa, Fla-----Paul Dewey Aspinwall, 86, of Tampa, Fla, died Thursday, Dec 5, at the John Knox Medical Center in Tampa. He was born Sept 29, 1899, in Westville, the son of George and Cardelia (Ottaway) Aspinwall. He was first married to Lina L. Robinson on Feb 5, 1923 in Westville. She died on Nov 4, 1964. He then married Gladys Daniels Cook, who survives, on Feb 12, 1966 in Zephryhills, Fla.
He worked for the Delaware and Hudson Railway for 45 years. He retired in
1964 as a foreman working with the airbrakes. He had lived in Westville and Oneonta, until moving to Zephryhills, Fla., where he lived for 17 years. Due to their health, the Aspinwalls moved to the John Knox Retirement Village in Tampa, Fla., where they have lived since 1982. He was a member of the First Christian Church of Zephryhills, Fla. where he was a past Elder. He was also a member of the Railroad Brakemen Union and when he was in the Oneonta area.
He was very active in the Baptist Churches. Burial in the spring in Westville Cemetery.
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