Alfred J. Kennedy, the son Martin Kennedy and Elizabeth Rout Kennedy (Clancy), was born in Whitestone, NY, where he lived all his life. He had an illustrious career as a postmaster, state assemblyman, state senator, and Public Administrator for Queens County. He served in the Spanish American War and became a leader in the United Spanish War Veterans, serving as commander in 1937-1938.
He was survived by his wife, Anna, and his children Francis, Cyril & Raymond. He was brother to Margaret Kennedy; and Mary, Kate, Peter, Chester & Robert Clancy. He is remembered through the Spanish-American War memorial at Main & Northern streets in Queens and P.S. 193, the Alfred J. Kennedy School.
He was survived by his wife, Anna, and his children Francis, Cyril & Raymond. He was brother to Margaret Kennedy; and Mary, Kate, Peter, Chester & Robert Clancy. He is remembered through the Spanish-American War memorial at Main & Northern streets in Queens and P.S. 193, the Alfred J. Kennedy School.
Alfred J. Kennedy, the son Martin Kennedy and Elizabeth Rout Kennedy (Clancy), was born in Whitestone, NY, where he lived all his life. He had an illustrious career as a postmaster, state assemblyman, state senator, and Public Administrator for Queens County. He served in the Spanish American War and became a leader in the United Spanish War Veterans, serving as commander in 1937-1938.
He was survived by his wife, Anna, and his children Francis, Cyril & Raymond. He was brother to Margaret Kennedy; and Mary, Kate, Peter, Chester & Robert Clancy. He is remembered through the Spanish-American War memorial at Main & Northern streets in Queens and P.S. 193, the Alfred J. Kennedy School.
He was survived by his wife, Anna, and his children Francis, Cyril & Raymond. He was brother to Margaret Kennedy; and Mary, Kate, Peter, Chester & Robert Clancy. He is remembered through the Spanish-American War memorial at Main & Northern streets in Queens and P.S. 193, the Alfred J. Kennedy School.
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