J Irene Montanye, 80, of Rt 30A died Sunday at Cobleskill Hospital after being stricken at home.
Born in Schenectady, she lived there until moving to Sloansville 49 years ago.
She worked at the G.E. company during the 1930's and was later a clerk for the NYS Dept of Tax and Finance in Albany. Subsequently, she was a packer for 10 years at the Westheimer's Farm until the late 1970's.
Survivors include a daughter, Patricia Cain of Sloansville; a step daughter, Mary Kuhit of Esperance and two sisters, Ann Mae Klump of Nelliston and Dorothy Taylor of Galway.
Services from the Langan Funeral Home in Central Bridge on Wednesday.
Daily Gazette, Tuesday, April 6, 1963
Born in Schenectady, she lived there until moving to Sloansville 49 years ago.
She worked at the G.E. company during the 1930's and was later a clerk for the NYS Dept of Tax and Finance in Albany. Subsequently, she was a packer for 10 years at the Westheimer's Farm until the late 1970's.
Survivors include a daughter, Patricia Cain of Sloansville; a step daughter, Mary Kuhit of Esperance and two sisters, Ann Mae Klump of Nelliston and Dorothy Taylor of Galway.
Services from the Langan Funeral Home in Central Bridge on Wednesday.
Daily Gazette, Tuesday, April 6, 1963
J Irene Montanye, 80, of Rt 30A died Sunday at Cobleskill Hospital after being stricken at home.
Born in Schenectady, she lived there until moving to Sloansville 49 years ago.
She worked at the G.E. company during the 1930's and was later a clerk for the NYS Dept of Tax and Finance in Albany. Subsequently, she was a packer for 10 years at the Westheimer's Farm until the late 1970's.
Survivors include a daughter, Patricia Cain of Sloansville; a step daughter, Mary Kuhit of Esperance and two sisters, Ann Mae Klump of Nelliston and Dorothy Taylor of Galway.
Services from the Langan Funeral Home in Central Bridge on Wednesday.
Daily Gazette, Tuesday, April 6, 1963
Born in Schenectady, she lived there until moving to Sloansville 49 years ago.
She worked at the G.E. company during the 1930's and was later a clerk for the NYS Dept of Tax and Finance in Albany. Subsequently, she was a packer for 10 years at the Westheimer's Farm until the late 1970's.
Survivors include a daughter, Patricia Cain of Sloansville; a step daughter, Mary Kuhit of Esperance and two sisters, Ann Mae Klump of Nelliston and Dorothy Taylor of Galway.
Services from the Langan Funeral Home in Central Bridge on Wednesday.
Daily Gazette, Tuesday, April 6, 1963
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