George Martineau, Jr., 82, of Palmer
Twp., PA died Sunday, September 12, 2021 at home. Born October 20, 1938 in New
Haven, CT, he was a son of the late Mary (Celone) and George Martineau, Sr. He
was an Army veteran and attended Quinnipiac University. He was the manager of
the Stop and Shop Food Distribution Warehouse in Connecticut for many years and
was a member of New Creation UCC, Palmer and the American Legion. George was a
nature lover who especially enjoyed hiking the Appalachian Trail and instilling
the love of the outdoors in his grandchildren. He also enjoyed reading,
traveling and camping with his grandchildren. He is survived by his wife, Beverly
(Chegwidden) Martineau; his children: Cassandra Martineau (Laura) of
Willimantic, CT, Michele Sherman ((Steve) of Easton, PA, Laurie Palmisano (Al)
of Oakland, FL, Larry Palmer (Donna) of Palmer Twp., Wayne Palmer (Ashley) of
Alexandria, VA; sisters: Anne Brown of Naples, FL, Joyce Martineau of Venice,
FL; 14 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. His first wife Pam (Morris)
Martineau died earlier. Services will be private. Memorial contributions may be made to the Appalachian Trail Conservancy at https://appalachiantrail.org. Offer online condolences at www.AshtonFuneralHome.com |
John
Corder Greene July 14, 1939 - June 27, 2021 Georgetown, Kentucky John Corder Greene, devoted and beloved husband of Joie (nee Bettye Jo Guthrie) passed away at his home in Georgetown, KY Sunday, June 27th. He was born in Somerset, KY July 14, 1939 to the late Wanda Corder and John C. "Charlie" Greene; and grew up in Richmond, KY. John was instrumental in starting an A.S.A. Frankfurt group which has held reunions since 2001 in various cities and abroad. The bonds shared Army buddies have grown tighter years after proud service to their country. Uncle Sam came calling his draft number. He volunteered for three years ("best thing I ever did"). After basic training, he qualified for further schooling, becoming a cryptographer, assigned to (then) Army Security Agency in Frankfurt, Germany with Top Secret clearance throughout the Cold War. He was on duty at the height of Russian aggression when the Berlin Wall was erected in 1961. He was honorably discharged the following year; then alerted to "standby" during the October Cuban Missile Crisis. John returned home and enrolled at now Eastern KY University to finish his business/marketing degrees, thereby meeting his soulmate, Joie. They married August 16, 1963. Following graduation, he joined Ashland Oil and Refining Company retiring as Director of Executive Meetings and Events. He served as member, president and chairman of the board for E.R.C. in Washington, D.C., a world-wide organization focusing on relocation needs of employees, major companies and realtor services. John was an ordained PCUSA deacon and elder, serving on church boards in Ashland, KY, Columbus, OH and at Second Presbyterian, Lexington, KY. John and Joie loved sharing their Mallard Point lake home where he was always ready for patio dining, boat cruises and fishing. There will be a Celebration of Life on August 14th, 11:00 a.m. at Second Presbyterian Church, 460 E. Main, Lexington KY. |
Clyde Booker | Passed June 2009 |
Ted McKrill | Passed April 2009 |
John R Jacobs | Passed May 1991 |
Ray Matta | Passed January 2011 |
Dick Mowbray | Passed March 2011 |
Paul Perry | Passed 2008 |
Carl J Hasz | Passed January 2015 |
Arthur W Johnson Jr | Passed January 1995 |
Andy Jones | Passed August 2016 |
Roger Motsinger | Passed January 2018 |
Bill Rudderow | Passed April 2018 |
John C Greene | Passed June 2021 |
George Martineau, Jr. | Passed Sept 2021 |
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