~ MILITARY INFORMATION ~
Private First Class Parks served in the:
• United States Army
• 82nd Airborne Division
• 325th Glider Infantry Regiment
• Company F
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~ OBITUARY INFORMATION ~
~ MEDFORD, NEW JERSEY ~
The Honorable Matthew W Parks, 80, died on:
• Monday, January 30, 2006
His funeral service date / time / location was:
• Saturday, February 4, 2006 @ 10:00 am
• Eichel Funeral Home / 8233 Maple Avenue / Pennsauken, New Jersey
His military service details included:
• Was a World War II Veteran
• Was captured in December 1944 as a POW by Germany; released in May 1945
His vocation history included:
• Being sworn in as an attorney in 1952
• Former managing partner of the firm Plone Tomar Parks Seigler Simonoff and Adourian of Haddonfield
• Was appointed to the bench as Judge of Compensation of the State of New Jersey in 1987
(retired in 2001)
His church affiliation consisted of:
• Was a former Sunday School Superintendent of Saint George's Wesley Methodist Church in Camden
He was a member of:
• Lions International (for over fifty years)
• Camden Lions Club (past president)
• Board of Trustees of Lions District 16c (past president)
• Lions Eye Band of Delaware Valley
• South Jersey Chapter of the 82nd Airborne Division
He was survived by:
• Grace E Wilson Parks (his wife)
(12/23/1925 - 07/18/2017)
• Marilyn Parks (his daughter, of Stratford)
• Gary Parks (his son, of Phoenix, Arizona)
• Three grandchildren
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~ OBIT SOURCE: Courier-Post (February 2, 2006)
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~ MILITARY INFORMATION ~
Private First Class Parks served in the:
• United States Army
• 82nd Airborne Division
• 325th Glider Infantry Regiment
• Company F
____________________________________________
~ OBITUARY INFORMATION ~
~ MEDFORD, NEW JERSEY ~
The Honorable Matthew W Parks, 80, died on:
• Monday, January 30, 2006
His funeral service date / time / location was:
• Saturday, February 4, 2006 @ 10:00 am
• Eichel Funeral Home / 8233 Maple Avenue / Pennsauken, New Jersey
His military service details included:
• Was a World War II Veteran
• Was captured in December 1944 as a POW by Germany; released in May 1945
His vocation history included:
• Being sworn in as an attorney in 1952
• Former managing partner of the firm Plone Tomar Parks Seigler Simonoff and Adourian of Haddonfield
• Was appointed to the bench as Judge of Compensation of the State of New Jersey in 1987
(retired in 2001)
His church affiliation consisted of:
• Was a former Sunday School Superintendent of Saint George's Wesley Methodist Church in Camden
He was a member of:
• Lions International (for over fifty years)
• Camden Lions Club (past president)
• Board of Trustees of Lions District 16c (past president)
• Lions Eye Band of Delaware Valley
• South Jersey Chapter of the 82nd Airborne Division
He was survived by:
• Grace E Wilson Parks (his wife)
(12/23/1925 - 07/18/2017)
• Marilyn Parks (his daughter, of Stratford)
• Gary Parks (his son, of Phoenix, Arizona)
• Three grandchildren
____________________________________________
~ OBIT SOURCE: Courier-Post (February 2, 2006)
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