Reading Eagle, 2 Jun 1973, page 31:
Services for D. Paul Henricks, 67, formerly of 235 Walnut St., Royersford, who died Thursday in the Montgomery County Geriatrics & Rehabilitation Center, Royersford, will be held Monday at 10:30 a.m. in the J. Robert Stone Funeral Home, Royersford.
Burial will be in Pottstown West End Cemetery.
A patient in the center for the last eight years, he was preceded in death May 25, 1972, by his wife, Sara (Achatz) Hendricks.
Born in Pottstown, a son of the late Daniel Y. and Ellen (Angstadt) Hendricks, he was a World War II Army veteran.
Mr. Hendricks had been chief engineer of the Humane Fire Co., Royersford.
Surviving are two sisters: Velva wife of Thomas Garrett, Coatsville, and Elvena Henricks, Frederick.
Cpl of Co C, 135th Training Bn., 83rd Reg.
Services for D. Paul Henricks, 67, formerly of 235 Walnut St., Royersford, who died Thursday in the Montgomery County Geriatrics & Rehabilitation Center, Royersford, will be held Monday at 10:30 a.m. in the J. Robert Stone Funeral Home, Royersford.
Burial will be in Pottstown West End Cemetery.
A patient in the center for the last eight years, he was preceded in death May 25, 1972, by his wife, Sara (Achatz) Hendricks.
Born in Pottstown, a son of the late Daniel Y. and Ellen (Angstadt) Hendricks, he was a World War II Army veteran.
Mr. Hendricks had been chief engineer of the Humane Fire Co., Royersford.
Surviving are two sisters: Velva wife of Thomas Garrett, Coatsville, and Elvena Henricks, Frederick.
Cpl of Co C, 135th Training Bn., 83rd Reg.
Reading Eagle, 2 Jun 1973, page 31:
Services for D. Paul Henricks, 67, formerly of 235 Walnut St., Royersford, who died Thursday in the Montgomery County Geriatrics & Rehabilitation Center, Royersford, will be held Monday at 10:30 a.m. in the J. Robert Stone Funeral Home, Royersford.
Burial will be in Pottstown West End Cemetery.
A patient in the center for the last eight years, he was preceded in death May 25, 1972, by his wife, Sara (Achatz) Hendricks.
Born in Pottstown, a son of the late Daniel Y. and Ellen (Angstadt) Hendricks, he was a World War II Army veteran.
Mr. Hendricks had been chief engineer of the Humane Fire Co., Royersford.
Surviving are two sisters: Velva wife of Thomas Garrett, Coatsville, and Elvena Henricks, Frederick.
Cpl of Co C, 135th Training Bn., 83rd Reg.
Services for D. Paul Henricks, 67, formerly of 235 Walnut St., Royersford, who died Thursday in the Montgomery County Geriatrics & Rehabilitation Center, Royersford, will be held Monday at 10:30 a.m. in the J. Robert Stone Funeral Home, Royersford.
Burial will be in Pottstown West End Cemetery.
A patient in the center for the last eight years, he was preceded in death May 25, 1972, by his wife, Sara (Achatz) Hendricks.
Born in Pottstown, a son of the late Daniel Y. and Ellen (Angstadt) Hendricks, he was a World War II Army veteran.
Mr. Hendricks had been chief engineer of the Humane Fire Co., Royersford.
Surviving are two sisters: Velva wife of Thomas Garrett, Coatsville, and Elvena Henricks, Frederick.
Cpl of Co C, 135th Training Bn., 83rd Reg.
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