Ethel E. Hoad, 74 of Campbell Creek Road, Howard NY, died Jul 27, 1984 at her home.
Born in the town of Pulteney, NY, she was the daughter of Albert and Rose Bagley Stewart.
She lived in Howard for 7 years, and previously resided in Cohocton NY.
She was the widow of John Hoad and Lewis S. Draper.
She was a former member of the Avoca American Legion Auxiliary and the Dansville Ladies of the Moose.
She is survived by a daughter, Lillian Magill; four step-daughters, Betty Rumsey of Clearwater, FL, Barbara Buckley of saint Petersburg, FL, Milly Stock of Campbell, NY and Louise Osborne of Bath, NY; two brothers, John Stewart of Corning, NY and William Stewart of Painted Post; two sisters, Edna Chriscaden of Painted Post, NY and Minnie Anthony of Seneca Falls, NY; eight grandchildren, 17 g-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Calling hours were held at the Bond-Davis Funeral home. Services were held there with the Rev. William Woughter officiating. Burial was in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.
[Lewis S. Draper said of Ethel "She was the most even-tempered woman he had ever met"]
Born in the town of Pulteney, NY, she was the daughter of Albert and Rose Bagley Stewart.
She lived in Howard for 7 years, and previously resided in Cohocton NY.
She was the widow of John Hoad and Lewis S. Draper.
She was a former member of the Avoca American Legion Auxiliary and the Dansville Ladies of the Moose.
She is survived by a daughter, Lillian Magill; four step-daughters, Betty Rumsey of Clearwater, FL, Barbara Buckley of saint Petersburg, FL, Milly Stock of Campbell, NY and Louise Osborne of Bath, NY; two brothers, John Stewart of Corning, NY and William Stewart of Painted Post; two sisters, Edna Chriscaden of Painted Post, NY and Minnie Anthony of Seneca Falls, NY; eight grandchildren, 17 g-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Calling hours were held at the Bond-Davis Funeral home. Services were held there with the Rev. William Woughter officiating. Burial was in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.
[Lewis S. Draper said of Ethel "She was the most even-tempered woman he had ever met"]
Ethel E. Hoad, 74 of Campbell Creek Road, Howard NY, died Jul 27, 1984 at her home.
Born in the town of Pulteney, NY, she was the daughter of Albert and Rose Bagley Stewart.
She lived in Howard for 7 years, and previously resided in Cohocton NY.
She was the widow of John Hoad and Lewis S. Draper.
She was a former member of the Avoca American Legion Auxiliary and the Dansville Ladies of the Moose.
She is survived by a daughter, Lillian Magill; four step-daughters, Betty Rumsey of Clearwater, FL, Barbara Buckley of saint Petersburg, FL, Milly Stock of Campbell, NY and Louise Osborne of Bath, NY; two brothers, John Stewart of Corning, NY and William Stewart of Painted Post; two sisters, Edna Chriscaden of Painted Post, NY and Minnie Anthony of Seneca Falls, NY; eight grandchildren, 17 g-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Calling hours were held at the Bond-Davis Funeral home. Services were held there with the Rev. William Woughter officiating. Burial was in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.
[Lewis S. Draper said of Ethel "She was the most even-tempered woman he had ever met"]
Born in the town of Pulteney, NY, she was the daughter of Albert and Rose Bagley Stewart.
She lived in Howard for 7 years, and previously resided in Cohocton NY.
She was the widow of John Hoad and Lewis S. Draper.
She was a former member of the Avoca American Legion Auxiliary and the Dansville Ladies of the Moose.
She is survived by a daughter, Lillian Magill; four step-daughters, Betty Rumsey of Clearwater, FL, Barbara Buckley of saint Petersburg, FL, Milly Stock of Campbell, NY and Louise Osborne of Bath, NY; two brothers, John Stewart of Corning, NY and William Stewart of Painted Post; two sisters, Edna Chriscaden of Painted Post, NY and Minnie Anthony of Seneca Falls, NY; eight grandchildren, 17 g-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Calling hours were held at the Bond-Davis Funeral home. Services were held there with the Rev. William Woughter officiating. Burial was in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.
[Lewis S. Draper said of Ethel "She was the most even-tempered woman he had ever met"]
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