Kenneth Weston Winslow, 69 of New Bedford died Saturday at Tobey Hospital in Wareham after an illness of two weeks. He was the husband of Olive B. (Phipps) Winslow.
He lived in Rochester for the last 44 years. He was a gardener at the Stone Estate in Marion for 47 years and had retired recently.
He was a member of the Sippican Rod and Gun Club and a past president of its predecessor organization, the Rochester Feather and Fin Club, as well as one of
the founders of the Plymouth County League of Sports. He was well-known for many floats, depicting conservation of wildlife, which he planned and entered in parades in area towns. He was a member of the First Congregational Church.
He lived in Rochester for the last 44 years. He was a gardener at the Stone Estate in Marion for 47 years and had retired recently.
He was a member of the Sippican Rod and Gun Club and a past president of its predecessor organization, the Rochester Feather and Fin Club, as well as one of
the founders of the Plymouth County League of Sports. He was well-known for many floats, depicting conservation of wildlife, which he planned and entered in parades in area towns. He was a member of the First Congregational Church.
Kenneth Weston Winslow, 69 of New Bedford died Saturday at Tobey Hospital in Wareham after an illness of two weeks. He was the husband of Olive B. (Phipps) Winslow.
He lived in Rochester for the last 44 years. He was a gardener at the Stone Estate in Marion for 47 years and had retired recently.
He was a member of the Sippican Rod and Gun Club and a past president of its predecessor organization, the Rochester Feather and Fin Club, as well as one of
the founders of the Plymouth County League of Sports. He was well-known for many floats, depicting conservation of wildlife, which he planned and entered in parades in area towns. He was a member of the First Congregational Church.
He lived in Rochester for the last 44 years. He was a gardener at the Stone Estate in Marion for 47 years and had retired recently.
He was a member of the Sippican Rod and Gun Club and a past president of its predecessor organization, the Rochester Feather and Fin Club, as well as one of
the founders of the Plymouth County League of Sports. He was well-known for many floats, depicting conservation of wildlife, which he planned and entered in parades in area towns. He was a member of the First Congregational Church.
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