Tonawanda NEWS
Thursday, January 26, 1978
page 10 column 1
ARCHER - Robert W.
Archer, 43, of Tonawanda,
unexpectedly Wednesday
(January 25, 1978) at De-
Graff Memorial Hospital.
Born in Orange, Conn., he
had been a resident of
Tonawanda for the past 25
years and had been employed
at International Paper Co.,
North Tonawanda for 14 yrs,
retiring in 1965. A Marine
Corps veteran of the Korean
Conflict, he was a member of
First Free Methodist Church,
Tonawanda and Tonawanda Aerie
1411, FOE.
He is survived by his wife,
Cecelia (nee Anstett) Archer;
a daughter, Bridget A Archer,
two sons, Raymond R and Will-
iam G Archer, all at home;
his father,George Archer Sr.,
of Buffalo; two sisters, Mrs.
Howard ( Ida ) Hill and Mrs.
Doris Hill both of Bristol,
Conn. ; a brother, Harold
Archer of Eagle, Wisc. and
several nieces and nephews.
Thursday, January 26, 1978
page 10 column 1
ARCHER - Robert W.
Archer, 43, of Tonawanda,
unexpectedly Wednesday
(January 25, 1978) at De-
Graff Memorial Hospital.
Born in Orange, Conn., he
had been a resident of
Tonawanda for the past 25
years and had been employed
at International Paper Co.,
North Tonawanda for 14 yrs,
retiring in 1965. A Marine
Corps veteran of the Korean
Conflict, he was a member of
First Free Methodist Church,
Tonawanda and Tonawanda Aerie
1411, FOE.
He is survived by his wife,
Cecelia (nee Anstett) Archer;
a daughter, Bridget A Archer,
two sons, Raymond R and Will-
iam G Archer, all at home;
his father,George Archer Sr.,
of Buffalo; two sisters, Mrs.
Howard ( Ida ) Hill and Mrs.
Doris Hill both of Bristol,
Conn. ; a brother, Harold
Archer of Eagle, Wisc. and
several nieces and nephews.
Tonawanda NEWS
Thursday, January 26, 1978
page 10 column 1
ARCHER - Robert W.
Archer, 43, of Tonawanda,
unexpectedly Wednesday
(January 25, 1978) at De-
Graff Memorial Hospital.
Born in Orange, Conn., he
had been a resident of
Tonawanda for the past 25
years and had been employed
at International Paper Co.,
North Tonawanda for 14 yrs,
retiring in 1965. A Marine
Corps veteran of the Korean
Conflict, he was a member of
First Free Methodist Church,
Tonawanda and Tonawanda Aerie
1411, FOE.
He is survived by his wife,
Cecelia (nee Anstett) Archer;
a daughter, Bridget A Archer,
two sons, Raymond R and Will-
iam G Archer, all at home;
his father,George Archer Sr.,
of Buffalo; two sisters, Mrs.
Howard ( Ida ) Hill and Mrs.
Doris Hill both of Bristol,
Conn. ; a brother, Harold
Archer of Eagle, Wisc. and
several nieces and nephews.
Thursday, January 26, 1978
page 10 column 1
ARCHER - Robert W.
Archer, 43, of Tonawanda,
unexpectedly Wednesday
(January 25, 1978) at De-
Graff Memorial Hospital.
Born in Orange, Conn., he
had been a resident of
Tonawanda for the past 25
years and had been employed
at International Paper Co.,
North Tonawanda for 14 yrs,
retiring in 1965. A Marine
Corps veteran of the Korean
Conflict, he was a member of
First Free Methodist Church,
Tonawanda and Tonawanda Aerie
1411, FOE.
He is survived by his wife,
Cecelia (nee Anstett) Archer;
a daughter, Bridget A Archer,
two sons, Raymond R and Will-
iam G Archer, all at home;
his father,George Archer Sr.,
of Buffalo; two sisters, Mrs.
Howard ( Ida ) Hill and Mrs.
Doris Hill both of Bristol,
Conn. ; a brother, Harold
Archer of Eagle, Wisc. and
several nieces and nephews.
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