John W. Noonan
Parents:
James H. and Alice M. Purinton Noonan
Sister:
Alice M.
Marriage:
Geraldine L.
Military:
Enlistment March 12 1943
Discharge August 1 1944
Re-Enlistment August 2 1944
Discharge August 14 1946
Career:
Top executive with Oldsmobile and later Cadillac (Vice President of Advertising) for many years after the war.
In Depth:
John had a very prominent association with General Motors Parade of Progress, which toured America from 1936 to 1956. I think at the time he may have been associated with the Oldsmobile Division. The time frame would have been post-war.
Residence:
John lived at Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, as did many General Motors executives, and later after retirement he and his wife moved to Sedona, Arizona. They first settled in a condo in the Village of Oak Creek, and later, when their new home was completed, moved to the Chapel area, below the Chapel of the Holy Cross.
Notation:
Names of parents and John's sister may be inaccurate.
Parents:
James H. and Alice M. Purinton Noonan
Sister:
Alice M.
Marriage:
Geraldine L.
Military:
Enlistment March 12 1943
Discharge August 1 1944
Re-Enlistment August 2 1944
Discharge August 14 1946
Career:
Top executive with Oldsmobile and later Cadillac (Vice President of Advertising) for many years after the war.
In Depth:
John had a very prominent association with General Motors Parade of Progress, which toured America from 1936 to 1956. I think at the time he may have been associated with the Oldsmobile Division. The time frame would have been post-war.
Residence:
John lived at Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, as did many General Motors executives, and later after retirement he and his wife moved to Sedona, Arizona. They first settled in a condo in the Village of Oak Creek, and later, when their new home was completed, moved to the Chapel area, below the Chapel of the Holy Cross.
Notation:
Names of parents and John's sister may be inaccurate.
John W. Noonan
Parents:
James H. and Alice M. Purinton Noonan
Sister:
Alice M.
Marriage:
Geraldine L.
Military:
Enlistment March 12 1943
Discharge August 1 1944
Re-Enlistment August 2 1944
Discharge August 14 1946
Career:
Top executive with Oldsmobile and later Cadillac (Vice President of Advertising) for many years after the war.
In Depth:
John had a very prominent association with General Motors Parade of Progress, which toured America from 1936 to 1956. I think at the time he may have been associated with the Oldsmobile Division. The time frame would have been post-war.
Residence:
John lived at Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, as did many General Motors executives, and later after retirement he and his wife moved to Sedona, Arizona. They first settled in a condo in the Village of Oak Creek, and later, when their new home was completed, moved to the Chapel area, below the Chapel of the Holy Cross.
Notation:
Names of parents and John's sister may be inaccurate.
Parents:
James H. and Alice M. Purinton Noonan
Sister:
Alice M.
Marriage:
Geraldine L.
Military:
Enlistment March 12 1943
Discharge August 1 1944
Re-Enlistment August 2 1944
Discharge August 14 1946
Career:
Top executive with Oldsmobile and later Cadillac (Vice President of Advertising) for many years after the war.
In Depth:
John had a very prominent association with General Motors Parade of Progress, which toured America from 1936 to 1956. I think at the time he may have been associated with the Oldsmobile Division. The time frame would have been post-war.
Residence:
John lived at Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, as did many General Motors executives, and later after retirement he and his wife moved to Sedona, Arizona. They first settled in a condo in the Village of Oak Creek, and later, when their new home was completed, moved to the Chapel area, below the Chapel of the Holy Cross.
Notation:
Names of parents and John's sister may be inaccurate.
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