Attended schools in Kane, PA.
Married to Edith Marguerite Rennard; father to James Eugene Boddorf and Sondra Lee (Boddorf) Caywood.
Also married to Mildred Arlene Peterson (7/8/1934); father to Marilyn Ann (Boddorf) Tunall.
Moved to Jamestown, NY in 1937.
Worked for Art Metal Machine Company.
Was President of Local 1559 International Association of Machinists.
Died of a cerebral hemorrhage.
Kane Republican obituary inaccurately describes his brothers and sisters as Mrs. Louis Meyers (Mary Elizabeth Boddorf), Homer Boddorf, Irvin Boddorf, and Mrs. Milo Miller (Ruth Boddorf) when they were actually his mother, uncles, and aunt.
Married to Edith Marguerite Rennard; father to James Eugene Boddorf and Sondra Lee (Boddorf) Caywood.
Also married to Mildred Arlene Peterson (7/8/1934); father to Marilyn Ann (Boddorf) Tunall.
Moved to Jamestown, NY in 1937.
Worked for Art Metal Machine Company.
Was President of Local 1559 International Association of Machinists.
Died of a cerebral hemorrhage.
Kane Republican obituary inaccurately describes his brothers and sisters as Mrs. Louis Meyers (Mary Elizabeth Boddorf), Homer Boddorf, Irvin Boddorf, and Mrs. Milo Miller (Ruth Boddorf) when they were actually his mother, uncles, and aunt.
Attended schools in Kane, PA.
Married to Edith Marguerite Rennard; father to James Eugene Boddorf and Sondra Lee (Boddorf) Caywood.
Also married to Mildred Arlene Peterson (7/8/1934); father to Marilyn Ann (Boddorf) Tunall.
Moved to Jamestown, NY in 1937.
Worked for Art Metal Machine Company.
Was President of Local 1559 International Association of Machinists.
Died of a cerebral hemorrhage.
Kane Republican obituary inaccurately describes his brothers and sisters as Mrs. Louis Meyers (Mary Elizabeth Boddorf), Homer Boddorf, Irvin Boddorf, and Mrs. Milo Miller (Ruth Boddorf) when they were actually his mother, uncles, and aunt.
Married to Edith Marguerite Rennard; father to James Eugene Boddorf and Sondra Lee (Boddorf) Caywood.
Also married to Mildred Arlene Peterson (7/8/1934); father to Marilyn Ann (Boddorf) Tunall.
Moved to Jamestown, NY in 1937.
Worked for Art Metal Machine Company.
Was President of Local 1559 International Association of Machinists.
Died of a cerebral hemorrhage.
Kane Republican obituary inaccurately describes his brothers and sisters as Mrs. Louis Meyers (Mary Elizabeth Boddorf), Homer Boddorf, Irvin Boddorf, and Mrs. Milo Miller (Ruth Boddorf) when they were actually his mother, uncles, and aunt.
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