Son of John J Meckes and Susie Kibler. He married Marie Elizabeth Eckley in Elkton, Maryland. They had seven children.
Albert lived on Stoney Creek Road near Jim Thorpe, PA. He was self-employed in the home construction and remodeling business for 20 years. He was an Army veteran of WW II and was a member of the Gilbertsville Fire Co. No. 1, Gilbertsville. He was also a well driller.
Albert was dead on arrival at Gnaden Huetten Hospital and was buried in Skyview Memorial Park cemetery at Hometown near Tamaqua, PA. (Obit in "The Times News", Lehighton, Monday, 20 March 1978, p. 16)
Albert lived on Stoney Creek Road near Jim Thorpe, PA. He was self-employed in the home construction and remodeling business for 20 years. He was an Army veteran of WW II and was a member of the Gilbertsville Fire Co. No. 1, Gilbertsville. He was also a well driller.
Albert was dead on arrival at Gnaden Huetten Hospital and was buried in Skyview Memorial Park cemetery at Hometown near Tamaqua, PA. (Obit in "The Times News", Lehighton, Monday, 20 March 1978, p. 16)
Son of John J Meckes and Susie Kibler. He married Marie Elizabeth Eckley in Elkton, Maryland. They had seven children.
Albert lived on Stoney Creek Road near Jim Thorpe, PA. He was self-employed in the home construction and remodeling business for 20 years. He was an Army veteran of WW II and was a member of the Gilbertsville Fire Co. No. 1, Gilbertsville. He was also a well driller.
Albert was dead on arrival at Gnaden Huetten Hospital and was buried in Skyview Memorial Park cemetery at Hometown near Tamaqua, PA. (Obit in "The Times News", Lehighton, Monday, 20 March 1978, p. 16)
Albert lived on Stoney Creek Road near Jim Thorpe, PA. He was self-employed in the home construction and remodeling business for 20 years. He was an Army veteran of WW II and was a member of the Gilbertsville Fire Co. No. 1, Gilbertsville. He was also a well driller.
Albert was dead on arrival at Gnaden Huetten Hospital and was buried in Skyview Memorial Park cemetery at Hometown near Tamaqua, PA. (Obit in "The Times News", Lehighton, Monday, 20 March 1978, p. 16)
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