Rodney was born in Egg Harbor City and served as the postmaster at Green Bank before the war. He served as a Corporal in the Airforce serving as a ground crew member in England during World War II and participated on several flights. His brother Glendin remembered that Rodney later had nightmares after finding men's arms in returning ships.
Member of American Legion Post 158 of Egg Harbor City.
Democratic Committeeman in Washington Township. Big supporter of John Kennedy in 1960.
Chief Ranger, Wharton State Forest. Retired February 1976. Served as Forest Fire Lookout at the Batsto Tower on the Washington Turnpike.
Rodney died at Our Lady's Residence, Pleasantville.
Local South Jersey historian and Green Bank resident Budd Wilson served as pallbearer at Rod's funeral at the Wimburg Funeral Home in Egg Harbor City.
Member of American Legion Post 158 of Egg Harbor City.
Democratic Committeeman in Washington Township. Big supporter of John Kennedy in 1960.
Chief Ranger, Wharton State Forest. Retired February 1976. Served as Forest Fire Lookout at the Batsto Tower on the Washington Turnpike.
Rodney died at Our Lady's Residence, Pleasantville.
Local South Jersey historian and Green Bank resident Budd Wilson served as pallbearer at Rod's funeral at the Wimburg Funeral Home in Egg Harbor City.
Rodney was born in Egg Harbor City and served as the postmaster at Green Bank before the war. He served as a Corporal in the Airforce serving as a ground crew member in England during World War II and participated on several flights. His brother Glendin remembered that Rodney later had nightmares after finding men's arms in returning ships.
Member of American Legion Post 158 of Egg Harbor City.
Democratic Committeeman in Washington Township. Big supporter of John Kennedy in 1960.
Chief Ranger, Wharton State Forest. Retired February 1976. Served as Forest Fire Lookout at the Batsto Tower on the Washington Turnpike.
Rodney died at Our Lady's Residence, Pleasantville.
Local South Jersey historian and Green Bank resident Budd Wilson served as pallbearer at Rod's funeral at the Wimburg Funeral Home in Egg Harbor City.
Member of American Legion Post 158 of Egg Harbor City.
Democratic Committeeman in Washington Township. Big supporter of John Kennedy in 1960.
Chief Ranger, Wharton State Forest. Retired February 1976. Served as Forest Fire Lookout at the Batsto Tower on the Washington Turnpike.
Rodney died at Our Lady's Residence, Pleasantville.
Local South Jersey historian and Green Bank resident Budd Wilson served as pallbearer at Rod's funeral at the Wimburg Funeral Home in Egg Harbor City.
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