Patent trader - Thursday, June 6, 1968: - MT KISCO - John Bassett Sr. collapsed and died at his home, 11G Carpenter Avenue, last Saturday at the age of 62. Born February 3, 1906, in Mahopac. Mr. Bassett had lived in Mt. Kisco 45 years and had been a cable splicer for New York Telephone Co. for 43 years. He was a member of Pioneers of the telephone company and the Mt. Kisco Fire Department. Mr. Bassett leaves his wife, Gertrude Walsh; two sons, John Jr. of Bedford Hills and Dave of the home address; a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth See of Goldens Bridge; eight grandchildren; a brother, Walter, of Hastings; and two sisters, Carolyn Bassett of New
York and Mrs. Bern Byglin of Indiana. Services were at Cassidy Funeral home at 11 a.m. Wednesday with burial at Barrett- Ballard Cemetery in Mahopac Falls.
York and Mrs. Bern Byglin of Indiana. Services were at Cassidy Funeral home at 11 a.m. Wednesday with burial at Barrett- Ballard Cemetery in Mahopac Falls.
Patent trader - Thursday, June 6, 1968: - MT KISCO - John Bassett Sr. collapsed and died at his home, 11G Carpenter Avenue, last Saturday at the age of 62. Born February 3, 1906, in Mahopac. Mr. Bassett had lived in Mt. Kisco 45 years and had been a cable splicer for New York Telephone Co. for 43 years. He was a member of Pioneers of the telephone company and the Mt. Kisco Fire Department. Mr. Bassett leaves his wife, Gertrude Walsh; two sons, John Jr. of Bedford Hills and Dave of the home address; a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth See of Goldens Bridge; eight grandchildren; a brother, Walter, of Hastings; and two sisters, Carolyn Bassett of New
York and Mrs. Bern Byglin of Indiana. Services were at Cassidy Funeral home at 11 a.m. Wednesday with burial at Barrett- Ballard Cemetery in Mahopac Falls.
York and Mrs. Bern Byglin of Indiana. Services were at Cassidy Funeral home at 11 a.m. Wednesday with burial at Barrett- Ballard Cemetery in Mahopac Falls.
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