Services for Kennard Mcintosh, 52, and his wife, Ernie Mcintosh, 59, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. Hayden, Scottsdale. Burial will be in Green Acres Cemetery.
The couple came to Tempe In 1939 from Indianapolis and moved to San Jose, Calif., two years ago. They were killed in an auto accident Sunday at San Jose.
Mr. Mcintosh was senior designer for the Singer Link Aircraft Co. at Sunnyvale, Calif. He was a member of the Phoenix Police Reserve, National Rifle Association and Superstition REACT. He was was born In Indianapolis.
His survivors Include a son, Kermit of San Jose, and a brother, James of Apache Junction and a brother of Louisiana.
Survivors of Mrs. Mcintosh, a native of Oneida, Tenn., include the son, Kenneth, and seven brothers out of state.
Published in the Arizona Republic on July 1, 1970
The couple came to Tempe In 1939 from Indianapolis and moved to San Jose, Calif., two years ago. They were killed in an auto accident Sunday at San Jose.
Mr. Mcintosh was senior designer for the Singer Link Aircraft Co. at Sunnyvale, Calif. He was a member of the Phoenix Police Reserve, National Rifle Association and Superstition REACT. He was was born In Indianapolis.
His survivors Include a son, Kermit of San Jose, and a brother, James of Apache Junction and a brother of Louisiana.
Survivors of Mrs. Mcintosh, a native of Oneida, Tenn., include the son, Kenneth, and seven brothers out of state.
Published in the Arizona Republic on July 1, 1970
Services for Kennard Mcintosh, 52, and his wife, Ernie Mcintosh, 59, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. Hayden, Scottsdale. Burial will be in Green Acres Cemetery.
The couple came to Tempe In 1939 from Indianapolis and moved to San Jose, Calif., two years ago. They were killed in an auto accident Sunday at San Jose.
Mr. Mcintosh was senior designer for the Singer Link Aircraft Co. at Sunnyvale, Calif. He was a member of the Phoenix Police Reserve, National Rifle Association and Superstition REACT. He was was born In Indianapolis.
His survivors Include a son, Kermit of San Jose, and a brother, James of Apache Junction and a brother of Louisiana.
Survivors of Mrs. Mcintosh, a native of Oneida, Tenn., include the son, Kenneth, and seven brothers out of state.
Published in the Arizona Republic on July 1, 1970
The couple came to Tempe In 1939 from Indianapolis and moved to San Jose, Calif., two years ago. They were killed in an auto accident Sunday at San Jose.
Mr. Mcintosh was senior designer for the Singer Link Aircraft Co. at Sunnyvale, Calif. He was a member of the Phoenix Police Reserve, National Rifle Association and Superstition REACT. He was was born In Indianapolis.
His survivors Include a son, Kermit of San Jose, and a brother, James of Apache Junction and a brother of Louisiana.
Survivors of Mrs. Mcintosh, a native of Oneida, Tenn., include the son, Kenneth, and seven brothers out of state.
Published in the Arizona Republic on July 1, 1970
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