Joan Walters Howe, 48, was employed as an assembler at the Factrone Co. in Clifton Park and was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion in Mechanicville.
She is survived by her husband James R. Howe, three sons.. (last names Hempstead and Howe and Hollner); a daughter...; her mother Raffaela Benedetto Walters of Troy; a sister, Carol Sommers of Troy; a brother, Donald Mones of Ellicott City, MD and four grandchildren.
(Further information can be found in The Daily Gazette) 2/8/90
She is survived by her husband James R. Howe, three sons.. (last names Hempstead and Howe and Hollner); a daughter...; her mother Raffaela Benedetto Walters of Troy; a sister, Carol Sommers of Troy; a brother, Donald Mones of Ellicott City, MD and four grandchildren.
(Further information can be found in The Daily Gazette) 2/8/90
Joan Walters Howe, 48, was employed as an assembler at the Factrone Co. in Clifton Park and was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion in Mechanicville.
She is survived by her husband James R. Howe, three sons.. (last names Hempstead and Howe and Hollner); a daughter...; her mother Raffaela Benedetto Walters of Troy; a sister, Carol Sommers of Troy; a brother, Donald Mones of Ellicott City, MD and four grandchildren.
(Further information can be found in The Daily Gazette) 2/8/90
She is survived by her husband James R. Howe, three sons.. (last names Hempstead and Howe and Hollner); a daughter...; her mother Raffaela Benedetto Walters of Troy; a sister, Carol Sommers of Troy; a brother, Donald Mones of Ellicott City, MD and four grandchildren.
(Further information can be found in The Daily Gazette) 2/8/90
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