The Morning Call July 21, 1989 (online)
Donald R. Lear Sr., 56, of 235 S. Main St., Phillipsburg, died Tuesday in the Veterans Administration Medical Center, Lyons, N.J.
Lear was a production worker for Witco Co., Brainards, N.J., for 20 years until 1985. He previously was an accountant for the former Ridgeway and Pfieffer, Phillipsburg.
Born in Phillipsburg, he was a son of Elizabeth (Hendershot) Lear of Phillipsburg and the late Charles C. Lear.
He was a member of Christ United Methodist Church, Easton.
He was an Army veteran of the Korean War.
_______________________________
Husband of Geraldine Shaw Lear Koskey
____________________________________
Donald R. Lear Sr.
was the first cousin of my father
Harry Lear (1929-2001)
which would have made him my first
cousin once removed.
Funny thing is I went to school with one
of his daughters and never knew that we
were related until I began digging up the
roots of my family tree.
~SMALL WORLD~
Though I did not know Donald personally
I respectfully honor his memory with this
memorial since he was a relative of mine.
Donald R. Lear Sr., 56, of 235 S. Main St., Phillipsburg, died Tuesday in the Veterans Administration Medical Center, Lyons, N.J.
Lear was a production worker for Witco Co., Brainards, N.J., for 20 years until 1985. He previously was an accountant for the former Ridgeway and Pfieffer, Phillipsburg.
Born in Phillipsburg, he was a son of Elizabeth (Hendershot) Lear of Phillipsburg and the late Charles C. Lear.
He was a member of Christ United Methodist Church, Easton.
He was an Army veteran of the Korean War.
_______________________________
Husband of Geraldine Shaw Lear Koskey
____________________________________
Donald R. Lear Sr.
was the first cousin of my father
Harry Lear (1929-2001)
which would have made him my first
cousin once removed.
Funny thing is I went to school with one
of his daughters and never knew that we
were related until I began digging up the
roots of my family tree.
~SMALL WORLD~
Though I did not know Donald personally
I respectfully honor his memory with this
memorial since he was a relative of mine.
The Morning Call July 21, 1989 (online)
Donald R. Lear Sr., 56, of 235 S. Main St., Phillipsburg, died Tuesday in the Veterans Administration Medical Center, Lyons, N.J.
Lear was a production worker for Witco Co., Brainards, N.J., for 20 years until 1985. He previously was an accountant for the former Ridgeway and Pfieffer, Phillipsburg.
Born in Phillipsburg, he was a son of Elizabeth (Hendershot) Lear of Phillipsburg and the late Charles C. Lear.
He was a member of Christ United Methodist Church, Easton.
He was an Army veteran of the Korean War.
_______________________________
Husband of Geraldine Shaw Lear Koskey
____________________________________
Donald R. Lear Sr.
was the first cousin of my father
Harry Lear (1929-2001)
which would have made him my first
cousin once removed.
Funny thing is I went to school with one
of his daughters and never knew that we
were related until I began digging up the
roots of my family tree.
~SMALL WORLD~
Though I did not know Donald personally
I respectfully honor his memory with this
memorial since he was a relative of mine.
Donald R. Lear Sr., 56, of 235 S. Main St., Phillipsburg, died Tuesday in the Veterans Administration Medical Center, Lyons, N.J.
Lear was a production worker for Witco Co., Brainards, N.J., for 20 years until 1985. He previously was an accountant for the former Ridgeway and Pfieffer, Phillipsburg.
Born in Phillipsburg, he was a son of Elizabeth (Hendershot) Lear of Phillipsburg and the late Charles C. Lear.
He was a member of Christ United Methodist Church, Easton.
He was an Army veteran of the Korean War.
_______________________________
Husband of Geraldine Shaw Lear Koskey
____________________________________
Donald R. Lear Sr.
was the first cousin of my father
Harry Lear (1929-2001)
which would have made him my first
cousin once removed.
Funny thing is I went to school with one
of his daughters and never knew that we
were related until I began digging up the
roots of my family tree.
~SMALL WORLD~
Though I did not know Donald personally
I respectfully honor his memory with this
memorial since he was a relative of mine.
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