HAROLD WAS THE ELDEST SON OF WILLIAM AND IDA MARON. HIS EARLY YEARS WHERE SPENT LIVING WITH HIS GRANDPARENTS ON LOWER EAST HILL RD, IN BOSTON NY. HE WORKED AS FARM LABOR TILL WW II, HE JOINED THE US ARMY AIR CORPS, REACHING THE RANK OF STAFF SERGEANT. HE WAS STATIONED IN ENGLAND. HAROLD FEW IN B-17S, AS AN ENGINEER AND TURRET GUNNER. HE WAS SHOT DOWN OVER GERMANY AND SPENT 14 MONTH IN A GERMAN PRISONER OF WAR CAMP. ON RETURNING HOME HE MARRIED LOUISE YANDA OCT. 5, 1945. THEY HAD ONE DAUGHTER LINDA MARON FARNER. HAROLD WORKED AS PARTS MANAGER FOR A NUMBER OF COMPANIES IN WESTERN NEW YORK. HE ALSO DID SMALL ENGINE REPAIR. HE AND HIS FAMILY LIVED ON DAVIS RD IN ORCHARD PARK NY. HAROLD ALWAYS HAD HIS GARDEN AND LOVED TO TINKER.
HAROLD WAS THE ELDEST SON OF WILLIAM AND IDA MARON. HIS EARLY YEARS WHERE SPENT LIVING WITH HIS GRANDPARENTS ON LOWER EAST HILL RD, IN BOSTON NY. HE WORKED AS FARM LABOR TILL WW II, HE JOINED THE US ARMY AIR CORPS, REACHING THE RANK OF STAFF SERGEANT. HE WAS STATIONED IN ENGLAND. HAROLD FEW IN B-17S, AS AN ENGINEER AND TURRET GUNNER. HE WAS SHOT DOWN OVER GERMANY AND SPENT 14 MONTH IN A GERMAN PRISONER OF WAR CAMP. ON RETURNING HOME HE MARRIED LOUISE YANDA OCT. 5, 1945. THEY HAD ONE DAUGHTER LINDA MARON FARNER. HAROLD WORKED AS PARTS MANAGER FOR A NUMBER OF COMPANIES IN WESTERN NEW YORK. HE ALSO DID SMALL ENGINE REPAIR. HE AND HIS FAMILY LIVED ON DAVIS RD IN ORCHARD PARK NY. HAROLD ALWAYS HAD HIS GARDEN AND LOVED TO TINKER.
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