Graduated from Chelsea High School in 1933
Veteran - U.S. Army, World War II in the Pacific theater.
After he returned from the service He & his brither ran the family store (Button's Feed & Grain Store)
Married Flora McPherson on Dec. 3, 1954
Active in the town of Chelsea for over 40 years as the town service officer, lifetime member of the Chelsea Grange 362. He also worked for many years in the Vermont building at Eastern States Exposition in Springfield, Massachusetts and at the Tunbridge World's Fair
Enjoyed farming, auctions, riding the back roads and visiting with his customers and friends.
Survived by his son; his daughter; a grandson; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Predeceased by his wife in 2005; three brothers, Charles (Ernest) Button, Walter Button and George Button; and a sister, Alice Allen.
Spring interment-Highland Cemetery in Chelsea,VT
(Information from obituary published in Times Argus from Jan. 17-20, 2015)
Graduated from Chelsea High School in 1933
Veteran - U.S. Army, World War II in the Pacific theater.
After he returned from the service He & his brither ran the family store (Button's Feed & Grain Store)
Married Flora McPherson on Dec. 3, 1954
Active in the town of Chelsea for over 40 years as the town service officer, lifetime member of the Chelsea Grange 362. He also worked for many years in the Vermont building at Eastern States Exposition in Springfield, Massachusetts and at the Tunbridge World's Fair
Enjoyed farming, auctions, riding the back roads and visiting with his customers and friends.
Survived by his son; his daughter; a grandson; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Predeceased by his wife in 2005; three brothers, Charles (Ernest) Button, Walter Button and George Button; and a sister, Alice Allen.
Spring interment-Highland Cemetery in Chelsea,VT
(Information from obituary published in Times Argus from Jan. 17-20, 2015)
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