Vincent E. Helverson of Quakertown died Tuesday at Quakertown Manor. He was 83.
Born in Philadelphia, he was a son of the late J. Stanley and Florence M. Fields Helverson.
Mr. Helverson was a machine operator for a number of years at the former Fretz and Renninger clothing companies in Quakertown until his retirement in 1965.
A former East Rockhill resident, he was a lifetime member of the Paletown Rod & Gun Club in Quakertown, where he served as a committee chairman on a number of committees.
Surviving are two brothers, Louis Helverson of Quakertown and Raymond Helverson of East Rockhill.
Services will be 11 a m Thursday at the Jeffrey A. Naugle Funeral Home, 20 N. Ambler St., Quakertown.
Obituary, The Intelligencer, June 16, 1993
Born in Philadelphia, he was a son of the late J. Stanley and Florence M. Fields Helverson.
Mr. Helverson was a machine operator for a number of years at the former Fretz and Renninger clothing companies in Quakertown until his retirement in 1965.
A former East Rockhill resident, he was a lifetime member of the Paletown Rod & Gun Club in Quakertown, where he served as a committee chairman on a number of committees.
Surviving are two brothers, Louis Helverson of Quakertown and Raymond Helverson of East Rockhill.
Services will be 11 a m Thursday at the Jeffrey A. Naugle Funeral Home, 20 N. Ambler St., Quakertown.
Obituary, The Intelligencer, June 16, 1993
Vincent E. Helverson of Quakertown died Tuesday at Quakertown Manor. He was 83.
Born in Philadelphia, he was a son of the late J. Stanley and Florence M. Fields Helverson.
Mr. Helverson was a machine operator for a number of years at the former Fretz and Renninger clothing companies in Quakertown until his retirement in 1965.
A former East Rockhill resident, he was a lifetime member of the Paletown Rod & Gun Club in Quakertown, where he served as a committee chairman on a number of committees.
Surviving are two brothers, Louis Helverson of Quakertown and Raymond Helverson of East Rockhill.
Services will be 11 a m Thursday at the Jeffrey A. Naugle Funeral Home, 20 N. Ambler St., Quakertown.
Obituary, The Intelligencer, June 16, 1993
Born in Philadelphia, he was a son of the late J. Stanley and Florence M. Fields Helverson.
Mr. Helverson was a machine operator for a number of years at the former Fretz and Renninger clothing companies in Quakertown until his retirement in 1965.
A former East Rockhill resident, he was a lifetime member of the Paletown Rod & Gun Club in Quakertown, where he served as a committee chairman on a number of committees.
Surviving are two brothers, Louis Helverson of Quakertown and Raymond Helverson of East Rockhill.
Services will be 11 a m Thursday at the Jeffrey A. Naugle Funeral Home, 20 N. Ambler St., Quakertown.
Obituary, The Intelligencer, June 16, 1993
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