husband of 1)Jacquelyn L Bean (div.), 2)Mary Elizabeth Brockel (div.), 3)Mrs Loretta May Boutwell, and 4)Charlotte Marie Moronski Apanovitch;
US Army veteran
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"Coroner: Union City man's death was a homicide - The death of an elderly Union City man has been ruled a homicide by the Erie County Coroner's Office. Raymond Goodwill Jr, 79, of 7900 W High St Ext, was found dead inside his home Saturday by an acquaintance who was checking on his welfare, according to authorities. Goodwill died of blunt force trauma to the head, said Korac Timon, chief deputy coroner for Erie County. An autopsy was conducted on Goodwill's body Sunday by Dr Eric Vey, a forensic pathologist. 'The head injury was to the right side of his head. It appears to be one blow,' Timon said Sunday night. 'We can't tell from the injury yet what may have been used. It was an unkempt home and there were items piled up.' Further testing will be needed to determine whether Goodwill was struck from behind, Timon said. Goodwill, who lived alone, was found dead inside his Union Township home, just outside of the borough of Union City, around 8:10 am Saturday by a female acquaintance, according to Timon, who said the autopsy determined that Goodwill had been dead less than 24 hours. Goodwill was found inside the home on a couch, Timon said. The woman's screams alerted a neighbor, who called Erie County 911. Pennsylvania State Police at Corry and the Erie County Coroner's Office are continuing to investigate and no motive has been established, Timon said. Authorities were releasing few other details at this point, citing the ongoing nature of the investigation."
(Titusville Herald, July 7, 2009, p.5)
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"Raymond Goodwill Jr, 79, of Union City, died July 4, at his residence. Born on Oct 5, 1929, in Spartansburg, he was a son of the late Raymond and Christine Goodwill Sr. Raymond was a logger for 65 years, served in the US Army, [and] loved his dogs and fishing. He is survied by fiancee Ellen J Brown; children, Gary Carlson, Sherry Piazza, Gerold Goodwill, Dennis Goodwill, Rodney Goodwill, Robert Goodwill, Ronald Goodwill, Debbie Craig and Raymond Goodwill III; many grandchildren; many great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held Friday at 11 am at Morgan-Pandolph Funeral Home and Cremation Services, 75 North Main St, Union City, with Terry Pattison officiating. Interment will be in Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg."
(Titusville Herald, July 15, 2009, p.2)
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" A Union City, Erie County, man was charged yesterday in the killing and robbery of a Union City man in July. Raymond Goodwill, Jr, 79, of West High Street Extension, was found dead in his home the morning of July 4 by a female acquaintance. The Erie County coroner's office attributed the death to blunt force trauma to the head. State Police in Erie arrested Donald Howard, 46, a friend of the victim, based on interviews with acquaintances and DNA evidence collected from the victim's wallet"
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Dec 18, 2009)
US Army veteran
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"Coroner: Union City man's death was a homicide - The death of an elderly Union City man has been ruled a homicide by the Erie County Coroner's Office. Raymond Goodwill Jr, 79, of 7900 W High St Ext, was found dead inside his home Saturday by an acquaintance who was checking on his welfare, according to authorities. Goodwill died of blunt force trauma to the head, said Korac Timon, chief deputy coroner for Erie County. An autopsy was conducted on Goodwill's body Sunday by Dr Eric Vey, a forensic pathologist. 'The head injury was to the right side of his head. It appears to be one blow,' Timon said Sunday night. 'We can't tell from the injury yet what may have been used. It was an unkempt home and there were items piled up.' Further testing will be needed to determine whether Goodwill was struck from behind, Timon said. Goodwill, who lived alone, was found dead inside his Union Township home, just outside of the borough of Union City, around 8:10 am Saturday by a female acquaintance, according to Timon, who said the autopsy determined that Goodwill had been dead less than 24 hours. Goodwill was found inside the home on a couch, Timon said. The woman's screams alerted a neighbor, who called Erie County 911. Pennsylvania State Police at Corry and the Erie County Coroner's Office are continuing to investigate and no motive has been established, Timon said. Authorities were releasing few other details at this point, citing the ongoing nature of the investigation."
(Titusville Herald, July 7, 2009, p.5)
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"Raymond Goodwill Jr, 79, of Union City, died July 4, at his residence. Born on Oct 5, 1929, in Spartansburg, he was a son of the late Raymond and Christine Goodwill Sr. Raymond was a logger for 65 years, served in the US Army, [and] loved his dogs and fishing. He is survied by fiancee Ellen J Brown; children, Gary Carlson, Sherry Piazza, Gerold Goodwill, Dennis Goodwill, Rodney Goodwill, Robert Goodwill, Ronald Goodwill, Debbie Craig and Raymond Goodwill III; many grandchildren; many great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held Friday at 11 am at Morgan-Pandolph Funeral Home and Cremation Services, 75 North Main St, Union City, with Terry Pattison officiating. Interment will be in Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg."
(Titusville Herald, July 15, 2009, p.2)
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" A Union City, Erie County, man was charged yesterday in the killing and robbery of a Union City man in July. Raymond Goodwill, Jr, 79, of West High Street Extension, was found dead in his home the morning of July 4 by a female acquaintance. The Erie County coroner's office attributed the death to blunt force trauma to the head. State Police in Erie arrested Donald Howard, 46, a friend of the victim, based on interviews with acquaintances and DNA evidence collected from the victim's wallet"
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Dec 18, 2009)
husband of 1)Jacquelyn L Bean (div.), 2)Mary Elizabeth Brockel (div.), 3)Mrs Loretta May Boutwell, and 4)Charlotte Marie Moronski Apanovitch;
US Army veteran
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"Coroner: Union City man's death was a homicide - The death of an elderly Union City man has been ruled a homicide by the Erie County Coroner's Office. Raymond Goodwill Jr, 79, of 7900 W High St Ext, was found dead inside his home Saturday by an acquaintance who was checking on his welfare, according to authorities. Goodwill died of blunt force trauma to the head, said Korac Timon, chief deputy coroner for Erie County. An autopsy was conducted on Goodwill's body Sunday by Dr Eric Vey, a forensic pathologist. 'The head injury was to the right side of his head. It appears to be one blow,' Timon said Sunday night. 'We can't tell from the injury yet what may have been used. It was an unkempt home and there were items piled up.' Further testing will be needed to determine whether Goodwill was struck from behind, Timon said. Goodwill, who lived alone, was found dead inside his Union Township home, just outside of the borough of Union City, around 8:10 am Saturday by a female acquaintance, according to Timon, who said the autopsy determined that Goodwill had been dead less than 24 hours. Goodwill was found inside the home on a couch, Timon said. The woman's screams alerted a neighbor, who called Erie County 911. Pennsylvania State Police at Corry and the Erie County Coroner's Office are continuing to investigate and no motive has been established, Timon said. Authorities were releasing few other details at this point, citing the ongoing nature of the investigation."
(Titusville Herald, July 7, 2009, p.5)
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"Raymond Goodwill Jr, 79, of Union City, died July 4, at his residence. Born on Oct 5, 1929, in Spartansburg, he was a son of the late Raymond and Christine Goodwill Sr. Raymond was a logger for 65 years, served in the US Army, [and] loved his dogs and fishing. He is survied by fiancee Ellen J Brown; children, Gary Carlson, Sherry Piazza, Gerold Goodwill, Dennis Goodwill, Rodney Goodwill, Robert Goodwill, Ronald Goodwill, Debbie Craig and Raymond Goodwill III; many grandchildren; many great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held Friday at 11 am at Morgan-Pandolph Funeral Home and Cremation Services, 75 North Main St, Union City, with Terry Pattison officiating. Interment will be in Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg."
(Titusville Herald, July 15, 2009, p.2)
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" A Union City, Erie County, man was charged yesterday in the killing and robbery of a Union City man in July. Raymond Goodwill, Jr, 79, of West High Street Extension, was found dead in his home the morning of July 4 by a female acquaintance. The Erie County coroner's office attributed the death to blunt force trauma to the head. State Police in Erie arrested Donald Howard, 46, a friend of the victim, based on interviews with acquaintances and DNA evidence collected from the victim's wallet"
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Dec 18, 2009)
US Army veteran
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"Coroner: Union City man's death was a homicide - The death of an elderly Union City man has been ruled a homicide by the Erie County Coroner's Office. Raymond Goodwill Jr, 79, of 7900 W High St Ext, was found dead inside his home Saturday by an acquaintance who was checking on his welfare, according to authorities. Goodwill died of blunt force trauma to the head, said Korac Timon, chief deputy coroner for Erie County. An autopsy was conducted on Goodwill's body Sunday by Dr Eric Vey, a forensic pathologist. 'The head injury was to the right side of his head. It appears to be one blow,' Timon said Sunday night. 'We can't tell from the injury yet what may have been used. It was an unkempt home and there were items piled up.' Further testing will be needed to determine whether Goodwill was struck from behind, Timon said. Goodwill, who lived alone, was found dead inside his Union Township home, just outside of the borough of Union City, around 8:10 am Saturday by a female acquaintance, according to Timon, who said the autopsy determined that Goodwill had been dead less than 24 hours. Goodwill was found inside the home on a couch, Timon said. The woman's screams alerted a neighbor, who called Erie County 911. Pennsylvania State Police at Corry and the Erie County Coroner's Office are continuing to investigate and no motive has been established, Timon said. Authorities were releasing few other details at this point, citing the ongoing nature of the investigation."
(Titusville Herald, July 7, 2009, p.5)
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"Raymond Goodwill Jr, 79, of Union City, died July 4, at his residence. Born on Oct 5, 1929, in Spartansburg, he was a son of the late Raymond and Christine Goodwill Sr. Raymond was a logger for 65 years, served in the US Army, [and] loved his dogs and fishing. He is survied by fiancee Ellen J Brown; children, Gary Carlson, Sherry Piazza, Gerold Goodwill, Dennis Goodwill, Rodney Goodwill, Robert Goodwill, Ronald Goodwill, Debbie Craig and Raymond Goodwill III; many grandchildren; many great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held Friday at 11 am at Morgan-Pandolph Funeral Home and Cremation Services, 75 North Main St, Union City, with Terry Pattison officiating. Interment will be in Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg."
(Titusville Herald, July 15, 2009, p.2)
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" A Union City, Erie County, man was charged yesterday in the killing and robbery of a Union City man in July. Raymond Goodwill, Jr, 79, of West High Street Extension, was found dead in his home the morning of July 4 by a female acquaintance. The Erie County coroner's office attributed the death to blunt force trauma to the head. State Police in Erie arrested Donald Howard, 46, a friend of the victim, based on interviews with acquaintances and DNA evidence collected from the victim's wallet"
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Dec 18, 2009)
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THERE IS NO MARKER FOR RAYMOND, JR. HE WAS CREMATED AND THE ASHES PLACED IN HIS FATHER'S GRAVE (PICTURED ABOVE).
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