He was a skilled mechanic and welder of planes, trains, and cars -he was in the military for both WWI and WWII- in WWI — He was in France working on airplanes-
He died under mysterious circumstances- a pot on the stove in Tupper Lake NY- did not have a quarter for a bridge toll and was brought to the police station where he died of a heart attack- cremated and ashes sent to wife- his son scattered them over the Rocky Mountains
He died under mysterious circumstances- a pot on the stove in Tupper Lake NY- did not have a quarter for a bridge toll and was brought to the police station where he died of a heart attack- cremated and ashes sent to wife- his son scattered them over the Rocky Mountains
He was a skilled mechanic and welder of planes, trains, and cars -he was in the military for both WWI and WWII- in WWI — He was in France working on airplanes-
He died under mysterious circumstances- a pot on the stove in Tupper Lake NY- did not have a quarter for a bridge toll and was brought to the police station where he died of a heart attack- cremated and ashes sent to wife- his son scattered them over the Rocky Mountains
He died under mysterious circumstances- a pot on the stove in Tupper Lake NY- did not have a quarter for a bridge toll and was brought to the police station where he died of a heart attack- cremated and ashes sent to wife- his son scattered them over the Rocky Mountains
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