Leo G. Goudreau, 69, of 11 Richfield Ave., a retired carpenter for the former Ware Woolen Co. and former Ware police officer, died yesterday in Mary Lane Hospital.
Born in Webster, he had lived in Ware since 1934.
He was a communicant of All Saints Church.
An Army Air Corps veteran of World War II, he served as a permanent intermittent police officer in Ware for 25 years, retiring in 1979. He retired as a plant carpenter in 1981.
He was a member of the Southern Massachusetts Police Association and Ware Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2577.
He leaves his wife, the former Helen Krawczyk; his mother, the former Helen Taberski of Ware; a son, Leo Jr. of Ware; a daughter, Beverly Goudreau of Ware; a foster daughter, Sherry Kittredge of Ware; three sisters, Doris Hale of Palmer, Beverly Kargol of Ware and Rita Kinder of Florida; and a grandchild.
The funeral will be tomorrow morning at Charbonneau Funeral Home and in the church with burial in the New St. William's Cemetery, all in Ware. Springfield Republican
Tuesday, June 14, 1988
Born in Webster, he had lived in Ware since 1934.
He was a communicant of All Saints Church.
An Army Air Corps veteran of World War II, he served as a permanent intermittent police officer in Ware for 25 years, retiring in 1979. He retired as a plant carpenter in 1981.
He was a member of the Southern Massachusetts Police Association and Ware Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2577.
He leaves his wife, the former Helen Krawczyk; his mother, the former Helen Taberski of Ware; a son, Leo Jr. of Ware; a daughter, Beverly Goudreau of Ware; a foster daughter, Sherry Kittredge of Ware; three sisters, Doris Hale of Palmer, Beverly Kargol of Ware and Rita Kinder of Florida; and a grandchild.
The funeral will be tomorrow morning at Charbonneau Funeral Home and in the church with burial in the New St. William's Cemetery, all in Ware. Springfield Republican
Tuesday, June 14, 1988
Leo G. Goudreau, 69, of 11 Richfield Ave., a retired carpenter for the former Ware Woolen Co. and former Ware police officer, died yesterday in Mary Lane Hospital.
Born in Webster, he had lived in Ware since 1934.
He was a communicant of All Saints Church.
An Army Air Corps veteran of World War II, he served as a permanent intermittent police officer in Ware for 25 years, retiring in 1979. He retired as a plant carpenter in 1981.
He was a member of the Southern Massachusetts Police Association and Ware Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2577.
He leaves his wife, the former Helen Krawczyk; his mother, the former Helen Taberski of Ware; a son, Leo Jr. of Ware; a daughter, Beverly Goudreau of Ware; a foster daughter, Sherry Kittredge of Ware; three sisters, Doris Hale of Palmer, Beverly Kargol of Ware and Rita Kinder of Florida; and a grandchild.
The funeral will be tomorrow morning at Charbonneau Funeral Home and in the church with burial in the New St. William's Cemetery, all in Ware. Springfield Republican
Tuesday, June 14, 1988
Born in Webster, he had lived in Ware since 1934.
He was a communicant of All Saints Church.
An Army Air Corps veteran of World War II, he served as a permanent intermittent police officer in Ware for 25 years, retiring in 1979. He retired as a plant carpenter in 1981.
He was a member of the Southern Massachusetts Police Association and Ware Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2577.
He leaves his wife, the former Helen Krawczyk; his mother, the former Helen Taberski of Ware; a son, Leo Jr. of Ware; a daughter, Beverly Goudreau of Ware; a foster daughter, Sherry Kittredge of Ware; three sisters, Doris Hale of Palmer, Beverly Kargol of Ware and Rita Kinder of Florida; and a grandchild.
The funeral will be tomorrow morning at Charbonneau Funeral Home and in the church with burial in the New St. William's Cemetery, all in Ware. Springfield Republican
Tuesday, June 14, 1988
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