ROCHESTER - Lewis O. Hodgdon, 50, of 20 Woodman street, died Thursday, March 9, at Frisble Memorial Hospital. Born in Berlin, he lived here for 46 years and was a Wyandotte Worsted Co. employee. He was a 25-year member of the Rochester Lodge of Elks. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Barbara (Canney) Hodgdon; a daughter, Miss Rochelle Hodgdon; his mother, Mrs. Ida Hodgdon, all of Rochester; four brothers, Chauncey Hodgdon, Clayton Hodgdon and Leon Hodgdon, all of Rochester, and Richard Hodgdon, USAF; a sister, Mrs. Theresa Jacques, of Rochester; nieces and nephews. Services were conducted Saturday afternoon at the Edgerly Funeral Home chapel by Rev. Newell Curtis, Jr., pastor of First Church Congregational. Burial will be in Rochester Cemetery.
Rochester Courier: March 16, 1967
Rochester Courier: March 16, 1967
ROCHESTER - Lewis O. Hodgdon, 50, of 20 Woodman street, died Thursday, March 9, at Frisble Memorial Hospital. Born in Berlin, he lived here for 46 years and was a Wyandotte Worsted Co. employee. He was a 25-year member of the Rochester Lodge of Elks. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Barbara (Canney) Hodgdon; a daughter, Miss Rochelle Hodgdon; his mother, Mrs. Ida Hodgdon, all of Rochester; four brothers, Chauncey Hodgdon, Clayton Hodgdon and Leon Hodgdon, all of Rochester, and Richard Hodgdon, USAF; a sister, Mrs. Theresa Jacques, of Rochester; nieces and nephews. Services were conducted Saturday afternoon at the Edgerly Funeral Home chapel by Rev. Newell Curtis, Jr., pastor of First Church Congregational. Burial will be in Rochester Cemetery.
Rochester Courier: March 16, 1967
Rochester Courier: March 16, 1967
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