Leonard J. Beam died unexpectedly
at the Bath Veterans Administration.
Center Hospital Wednesday, Mar. 24..
He was born in the Town of Urbana
and would have been 28 years old in May.
Surviving are his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Beam of Urbana,
three brothers, Delbert Beam of
Canandaigua, Leroy Beam of Rochester
and Ernest Beam of Hamondsport; a sister.
Mrs. Kenneth Oakley of Dundee.
The body is at the Bond Funeral.
Home in Hammondsport where
friends may call and where services
will be held at 3 p.m. today
(Friday) with the Rev. Thomas Alty
officiating. Military services
will be conducted at the grave by
the local American Legion Post, and
burial will be in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
at the Bath Veterans Administration.
Center Hospital Wednesday, Mar. 24..
He was born in the Town of Urbana
and would have been 28 years old in May.
Surviving are his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Beam of Urbana,
three brothers, Delbert Beam of
Canandaigua, Leroy Beam of Rochester
and Ernest Beam of Hamondsport; a sister.
Mrs. Kenneth Oakley of Dundee.
The body is at the Bond Funeral.
Home in Hammondsport where
friends may call and where services
will be held at 3 p.m. today
(Friday) with the Rev. Thomas Alty
officiating. Military services
will be conducted at the grave by
the local American Legion Post, and
burial will be in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
Leonard J. Beam died unexpectedly
at the Bath Veterans Administration.
Center Hospital Wednesday, Mar. 24..
He was born in the Town of Urbana
and would have been 28 years old in May.
Surviving are his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Beam of Urbana,
three brothers, Delbert Beam of
Canandaigua, Leroy Beam of Rochester
and Ernest Beam of Hamondsport; a sister.
Mrs. Kenneth Oakley of Dundee.
The body is at the Bond Funeral.
Home in Hammondsport where
friends may call and where services
will be held at 3 p.m. today
(Friday) with the Rev. Thomas Alty
officiating. Military services
will be conducted at the grave by
the local American Legion Post, and
burial will be in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
at the Bath Veterans Administration.
Center Hospital Wednesday, Mar. 24..
He was born in the Town of Urbana
and would have been 28 years old in May.
Surviving are his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Beam of Urbana,
three brothers, Delbert Beam of
Canandaigua, Leroy Beam of Rochester
and Ernest Beam of Hamondsport; a sister.
Mrs. Kenneth Oakley of Dundee.
The body is at the Bond Funeral.
Home in Hammondsport where
friends may call and where services
will be held at 3 p.m. today
(Friday) with the Rev. Thomas Alty
officiating. Military services
will be conducted at the grave by
the local American Legion Post, and
burial will be in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
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