Dr. Frederick A. Goodwin, died April 25 (1926) at Binghamton, N.Y., following an attack of influenza. Dr. Goodwin was 61 years old. He was a skillful physician and surgeon and was widely known. For several years he had been Erie Railroad company surgeon at Binghamton. He was also a coroner in Broome county. He formerly lived at Susquehanna, Pa., where he practiced his profession and also founded and organized the Simon Barnes hospital. The funeral was held at Binghamton, April 26, and burial was at Hartford, Conn. Dr. Goodwin is survived by a widow, Minnie H. Goodwin; two daughters, Mrs. Donald Lee Phillips and Miss Dorothy Goodwin, both of Binghamton; and a sister, Mrs. Caroline Goodwin Parker, of Hartford, Conn.
Source: Erie Railroad Employee Magazine, June, 1926
Source: Erie Railroad Employee Magazine, June, 1926
Dr. Frederick A. Goodwin, died April 25 (1926) at Binghamton, N.Y., following an attack of influenza. Dr. Goodwin was 61 years old. He was a skillful physician and surgeon and was widely known. For several years he had been Erie Railroad company surgeon at Binghamton. He was also a coroner in Broome county. He formerly lived at Susquehanna, Pa., where he practiced his profession and also founded and organized the Simon Barnes hospital. The funeral was held at Binghamton, April 26, and burial was at Hartford, Conn. Dr. Goodwin is survived by a widow, Minnie H. Goodwin; two daughters, Mrs. Donald Lee Phillips and Miss Dorothy Goodwin, both of Binghamton; and a sister, Mrs. Caroline Goodwin Parker, of Hartford, Conn.
Source: Erie Railroad Employee Magazine, June, 1926
Source: Erie Railroad Employee Magazine, June, 1926
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