Biographical Information:
County News - Nyack
"Mr. and Mrs. George C. Park of Brooklyn are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son. Mrs. Park is the former Constance (Ed.: s/b Marcia!) Mumford of South Nyack."
Source: Rockland County Leader, Thursday, 20 November 1930, p. 3.
Personal Mention
"The condition of George Park, Jr., small son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Park, who has been ill at his parents' home with pneumonia, is improved."
Source: Journal News, Monday, 4 February 1935, p. 5.
In the 1940 Census, Chip, age 9, was living with his parents and siblings on 219 Piermont Avenue in South Nyack, Orangetown, Rockland County, New York.
Cub Scouts Are Given Emblems For Service
"Service stars for 13 Cub Scouts who have completed one year of membership in Pack 3 were presented by Cubmaster Tariton Parsons at the regular monthly meeting in the Eendracht House.
Those who received service emblems were... George C. Park, Jr., of Den 1..."
Source: Journal News, Monday, 24 February 1941, p. 2.
Garden Club of Nyack Stages Its 43rd Flower Show
"George C. Park, Jr., won a second prize with vegetable versions of Panama Hattie and Skinny Ennis, Skinny Ennies' kettle drum being half an orange... In the girls' class, Marcia Park won a first prize with a hat made of a single red rose, surrounded with pansies and having a purple veil."
Source: Journal News, Wednesday, 11 June 1941, p. 5.
Even Cubs Take a Hand in Defense
"Members of Den 1, Cub Scouts, of Nyack, line up in front of Red Cross headquarters after donating... In the den are... John Perry... George Park, Jr. (Ed.: 4th from the right)."
Source: The Journal News, Saturday, March 14th, 1942, p. 1.
Party is Given for School Crowd
"George and Frank McGoldrick of Grand View were hosts at a party on Saturday night at the Grand View Village Hall.. Present were: ...Chippy Parks...Pat Leitner... Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. McGoldrick...."
Source: Journal News, Tuesday, 9 May 1944, p. 5
Mr. Park graduated from Nyack High School in 1948. During high school he played the trumpet in a combo with Joe Askew and Joe Wyant, performing on Friday and Saturday nights in a pub in Nyack.
Chippie served with the US Navy as a ground controller at various Naval air stations during the Korean War. He married Dorothy A. Sutton on February 12, 1955 in Nyack, New York. In 1956 they made station in San Diego, California, where their first child was born.
While in Roslyn Heights, New York, the family welcomed its second child. Some years later Mr. Park took a position with the Federal Aviation Administration as an air traffic controller and supervisor. He made his home in Elyria, Ohio, where he and his wife raised their two sons. He bravely battled MS and passed away far too early.
County News - Nyack
"Mr. and Mrs. George C. Park of Brooklyn are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son. Mrs. Park is the former Constance (Ed.: s/b Marcia!) Mumford of South Nyack."
Source: Rockland County Leader, Thursday, 20 November 1930, p. 3.
Personal Mention
"The condition of George Park, Jr., small son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Park, who has been ill at his parents' home with pneumonia, is improved."
Source: Journal News, Monday, 4 February 1935, p. 5.
In the 1940 Census, Chip, age 9, was living with his parents and siblings on 219 Piermont Avenue in South Nyack, Orangetown, Rockland County, New York.
Cub Scouts Are Given Emblems For Service
"Service stars for 13 Cub Scouts who have completed one year of membership in Pack 3 were presented by Cubmaster Tariton Parsons at the regular monthly meeting in the Eendracht House.
Those who received service emblems were... George C. Park, Jr., of Den 1..."
Source: Journal News, Monday, 24 February 1941, p. 2.
Garden Club of Nyack Stages Its 43rd Flower Show
"George C. Park, Jr., won a second prize with vegetable versions of Panama Hattie and Skinny Ennis, Skinny Ennies' kettle drum being half an orange... In the girls' class, Marcia Park won a first prize with a hat made of a single red rose, surrounded with pansies and having a purple veil."
Source: Journal News, Wednesday, 11 June 1941, p. 5.
Even Cubs Take a Hand in Defense
"Members of Den 1, Cub Scouts, of Nyack, line up in front of Red Cross headquarters after donating... In the den are... John Perry... George Park, Jr. (Ed.: 4th from the right)."
Source: The Journal News, Saturday, March 14th, 1942, p. 1.
Party is Given for School Crowd
"George and Frank McGoldrick of Grand View were hosts at a party on Saturday night at the Grand View Village Hall.. Present were: ...Chippy Parks...Pat Leitner... Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. McGoldrick...."
Source: Journal News, Tuesday, 9 May 1944, p. 5
Mr. Park graduated from Nyack High School in 1948. During high school he played the trumpet in a combo with Joe Askew and Joe Wyant, performing on Friday and Saturday nights in a pub in Nyack.
Chippie served with the US Navy as a ground controller at various Naval air stations during the Korean War. He married Dorothy A. Sutton on February 12, 1955 in Nyack, New York. In 1956 they made station in San Diego, California, where their first child was born.
While in Roslyn Heights, New York, the family welcomed its second child. Some years later Mr. Park took a position with the Federal Aviation Administration as an air traffic controller and supervisor. He made his home in Elyria, Ohio, where he and his wife raised their two sons. He bravely battled MS and passed away far too early.
Biographical Information:
County News - Nyack
"Mr. and Mrs. George C. Park of Brooklyn are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son. Mrs. Park is the former Constance (Ed.: s/b Marcia!) Mumford of South Nyack."
Source: Rockland County Leader, Thursday, 20 November 1930, p. 3.
Personal Mention
"The condition of George Park, Jr., small son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Park, who has been ill at his parents' home with pneumonia, is improved."
Source: Journal News, Monday, 4 February 1935, p. 5.
In the 1940 Census, Chip, age 9, was living with his parents and siblings on 219 Piermont Avenue in South Nyack, Orangetown, Rockland County, New York.
Cub Scouts Are Given Emblems For Service
"Service stars for 13 Cub Scouts who have completed one year of membership in Pack 3 were presented by Cubmaster Tariton Parsons at the regular monthly meeting in the Eendracht House.
Those who received service emblems were... George C. Park, Jr., of Den 1..."
Source: Journal News, Monday, 24 February 1941, p. 2.
Garden Club of Nyack Stages Its 43rd Flower Show
"George C. Park, Jr., won a second prize with vegetable versions of Panama Hattie and Skinny Ennis, Skinny Ennies' kettle drum being half an orange... In the girls' class, Marcia Park won a first prize with a hat made of a single red rose, surrounded with pansies and having a purple veil."
Source: Journal News, Wednesday, 11 June 1941, p. 5.
Even Cubs Take a Hand in Defense
"Members of Den 1, Cub Scouts, of Nyack, line up in front of Red Cross headquarters after donating... In the den are... John Perry... George Park, Jr. (Ed.: 4th from the right)."
Source: The Journal News, Saturday, March 14th, 1942, p. 1.
Party is Given for School Crowd
"George and Frank McGoldrick of Grand View were hosts at a party on Saturday night at the Grand View Village Hall.. Present were: ...Chippy Parks...Pat Leitner... Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. McGoldrick...."
Source: Journal News, Tuesday, 9 May 1944, p. 5
Mr. Park graduated from Nyack High School in 1948. During high school he played the trumpet in a combo with Joe Askew and Joe Wyant, performing on Friday and Saturday nights in a pub in Nyack.
Chippie served with the US Navy as a ground controller at various Naval air stations during the Korean War. He married Dorothy A. Sutton on February 12, 1955 in Nyack, New York. In 1956 they made station in San Diego, California, where their first child was born.
While in Roslyn Heights, New York, the family welcomed its second child. Some years later Mr. Park took a position with the Federal Aviation Administration as an air traffic controller and supervisor. He made his home in Elyria, Ohio, where he and his wife raised their two sons. He bravely battled MS and passed away far too early.
County News - Nyack
"Mr. and Mrs. George C. Park of Brooklyn are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son. Mrs. Park is the former Constance (Ed.: s/b Marcia!) Mumford of South Nyack."
Source: Rockland County Leader, Thursday, 20 November 1930, p. 3.
Personal Mention
"The condition of George Park, Jr., small son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Park, who has been ill at his parents' home with pneumonia, is improved."
Source: Journal News, Monday, 4 February 1935, p. 5.
In the 1940 Census, Chip, age 9, was living with his parents and siblings on 219 Piermont Avenue in South Nyack, Orangetown, Rockland County, New York.
Cub Scouts Are Given Emblems For Service
"Service stars for 13 Cub Scouts who have completed one year of membership in Pack 3 were presented by Cubmaster Tariton Parsons at the regular monthly meeting in the Eendracht House.
Those who received service emblems were... George C. Park, Jr., of Den 1..."
Source: Journal News, Monday, 24 February 1941, p. 2.
Garden Club of Nyack Stages Its 43rd Flower Show
"George C. Park, Jr., won a second prize with vegetable versions of Panama Hattie and Skinny Ennis, Skinny Ennies' kettle drum being half an orange... In the girls' class, Marcia Park won a first prize with a hat made of a single red rose, surrounded with pansies and having a purple veil."
Source: Journal News, Wednesday, 11 June 1941, p. 5.
Even Cubs Take a Hand in Defense
"Members of Den 1, Cub Scouts, of Nyack, line up in front of Red Cross headquarters after donating... In the den are... John Perry... George Park, Jr. (Ed.: 4th from the right)."
Source: The Journal News, Saturday, March 14th, 1942, p. 1.
Party is Given for School Crowd
"George and Frank McGoldrick of Grand View were hosts at a party on Saturday night at the Grand View Village Hall.. Present were: ...Chippy Parks...Pat Leitner... Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. McGoldrick...."
Source: Journal News, Tuesday, 9 May 1944, p. 5
Mr. Park graduated from Nyack High School in 1948. During high school he played the trumpet in a combo with Joe Askew and Joe Wyant, performing on Friday and Saturday nights in a pub in Nyack.
Chippie served with the US Navy as a ground controller at various Naval air stations during the Korean War. He married Dorothy A. Sutton on February 12, 1955 in Nyack, New York. In 1956 they made station in San Diego, California, where their first child was born.
While in Roslyn Heights, New York, the family welcomed its second child. Some years later Mr. Park took a position with the Federal Aviation Administration as an air traffic controller and supervisor. He made his home in Elyria, Ohio, where he and his wife raised their two sons. He bravely battled MS and passed away far too early.
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