Lewis V. Luckenbach
Member of Shipping Family
RIVERDALE — Lewis Vickers Luckenbach, a member of the Luckenbach shipping family and son of Mrs. Susan Vickers Luckenbach of Riverdale, died Sunday in a Bremerton, Wash., hospital. He had suffered a stroke last week. Mr. Luckenbach was born in Brooklyn Mar. 15, 1898. He retired in 1936 as a vice president of the Luckenbach Steamship Co., and two years later was elected chairman of the Cuban Steamship Co. He was a motorboat, polo and yachting enthusiast, and interested also in the theater. Surviving besides his mother are his wife, Mrs. Maria Luckenbach; a son, Lewis J. Luckenbach of Galena Park, Texas: a daughter, Miss Linda Louisa Luckenbach of Bridgeport, W. Va; a half-sister, Mrs. Andrea Luckenbach Hammer of Lexington, Ky., and a half-brother, Edgar F. Luckenbach, Jr. of New York City.
THE HERALD STATESMAN, YONKERS, N. Y., TUESDAY, MARCH 16. 1954
Lewis' wife was Maria Wolkonsky Luckenbach. She remarried George Livingston de Peyster, in December of 1959.
Member of Shipping Family
RIVERDALE — Lewis Vickers Luckenbach, a member of the Luckenbach shipping family and son of Mrs. Susan Vickers Luckenbach of Riverdale, died Sunday in a Bremerton, Wash., hospital. He had suffered a stroke last week. Mr. Luckenbach was born in Brooklyn Mar. 15, 1898. He retired in 1936 as a vice president of the Luckenbach Steamship Co., and two years later was elected chairman of the Cuban Steamship Co. He was a motorboat, polo and yachting enthusiast, and interested also in the theater. Surviving besides his mother are his wife, Mrs. Maria Luckenbach; a son, Lewis J. Luckenbach of Galena Park, Texas: a daughter, Miss Linda Louisa Luckenbach of Bridgeport, W. Va; a half-sister, Mrs. Andrea Luckenbach Hammer of Lexington, Ky., and a half-brother, Edgar F. Luckenbach, Jr. of New York City.
THE HERALD STATESMAN, YONKERS, N. Y., TUESDAY, MARCH 16. 1954
Lewis' wife was Maria Wolkonsky Luckenbach. She remarried George Livingston de Peyster, in December of 1959.
Lewis V. Luckenbach
Member of Shipping Family
RIVERDALE — Lewis Vickers Luckenbach, a member of the Luckenbach shipping family and son of Mrs. Susan Vickers Luckenbach of Riverdale, died Sunday in a Bremerton, Wash., hospital. He had suffered a stroke last week. Mr. Luckenbach was born in Brooklyn Mar. 15, 1898. He retired in 1936 as a vice president of the Luckenbach Steamship Co., and two years later was elected chairman of the Cuban Steamship Co. He was a motorboat, polo and yachting enthusiast, and interested also in the theater. Surviving besides his mother are his wife, Mrs. Maria Luckenbach; a son, Lewis J. Luckenbach of Galena Park, Texas: a daughter, Miss Linda Louisa Luckenbach of Bridgeport, W. Va; a half-sister, Mrs. Andrea Luckenbach Hammer of Lexington, Ky., and a half-brother, Edgar F. Luckenbach, Jr. of New York City.
THE HERALD STATESMAN, YONKERS, N. Y., TUESDAY, MARCH 16. 1954
Lewis' wife was Maria Wolkonsky Luckenbach. She remarried George Livingston de Peyster, in December of 1959.
Member of Shipping Family
RIVERDALE — Lewis Vickers Luckenbach, a member of the Luckenbach shipping family and son of Mrs. Susan Vickers Luckenbach of Riverdale, died Sunday in a Bremerton, Wash., hospital. He had suffered a stroke last week. Mr. Luckenbach was born in Brooklyn Mar. 15, 1898. He retired in 1936 as a vice president of the Luckenbach Steamship Co., and two years later was elected chairman of the Cuban Steamship Co. He was a motorboat, polo and yachting enthusiast, and interested also in the theater. Surviving besides his mother are his wife, Mrs. Maria Luckenbach; a son, Lewis J. Luckenbach of Galena Park, Texas: a daughter, Miss Linda Louisa Luckenbach of Bridgeport, W. Va; a half-sister, Mrs. Andrea Luckenbach Hammer of Lexington, Ky., and a half-brother, Edgar F. Luckenbach, Jr. of New York City.
THE HERALD STATESMAN, YONKERS, N. Y., TUESDAY, MARCH 16. 1954
Lewis' wife was Maria Wolkonsky Luckenbach. She remarried George Livingston de Peyster, in December of 1959.
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