Phil K. Norvell son of Hamilton Redfield Norvell, grandson of Col Freeman Norvell of Detroit.
Phil K. Norvell. 78. of 2585 Oswego St., Hannibal, died recently at Veterans Administration Medical Center, Syracuse, after a long illness. A native of South Wales, Erie County. Mr. Norvell lived in Hannibal 36 years. He retired as a sergeant first class after 30 years with Army Ordnance. Mr: Norvell served in the Pacific during World War II and also was a Korean War veteran. Mr Norvell also retired in 1976 as a lock tender at Lock Number 2 Fulton, after 11 years with the New York State Department of Transportation. Mr. Norvell was a member of Prior Stock Post. American Legion, and the Syracuse Developmental Center Chapter of the New York State Association for Retarded Citizens.
Phil K. Norvell. 78. of 2585 Oswego St., Hannibal, died recently at Veterans Administration Medical Center, Syracuse, after a long illness. A native of South Wales, Erie County. Mr. Norvell lived in Hannibal 36 years. He retired as a sergeant first class after 30 years with Army Ordnance. Mr: Norvell served in the Pacific during World War II and also was a Korean War veteran. Mr Norvell also retired in 1976 as a lock tender at Lock Number 2 Fulton, after 11 years with the New York State Department of Transportation. Mr. Norvell was a member of Prior Stock Post. American Legion, and the Syracuse Developmental Center Chapter of the New York State Association for Retarded Citizens.
Phil K. Norvell son of Hamilton Redfield Norvell, grandson of Col Freeman Norvell of Detroit.
Phil K. Norvell. 78. of 2585 Oswego St., Hannibal, died recently at Veterans Administration Medical Center, Syracuse, after a long illness. A native of South Wales, Erie County. Mr. Norvell lived in Hannibal 36 years. He retired as a sergeant first class after 30 years with Army Ordnance. Mr: Norvell served in the Pacific during World War II and also was a Korean War veteran. Mr Norvell also retired in 1976 as a lock tender at Lock Number 2 Fulton, after 11 years with the New York State Department of Transportation. Mr. Norvell was a member of Prior Stock Post. American Legion, and the Syracuse Developmental Center Chapter of the New York State Association for Retarded Citizens.
Phil K. Norvell. 78. of 2585 Oswego St., Hannibal, died recently at Veterans Administration Medical Center, Syracuse, after a long illness. A native of South Wales, Erie County. Mr. Norvell lived in Hannibal 36 years. He retired as a sergeant first class after 30 years with Army Ordnance. Mr: Norvell served in the Pacific during World War II and also was a Korean War veteran. Mr Norvell also retired in 1976 as a lock tender at Lock Number 2 Fulton, after 11 years with the New York State Department of Transportation. Mr. Norvell was a member of Prior Stock Post. American Legion, and the Syracuse Developmental Center Chapter of the New York State Association for Retarded Citizens.
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