TITLE:   Richard Dion, Obituary,  May 31, 1978

SUBMITTERS:  Enfield Press
             Enfield, CT (issue June 8, 1978)

FORMATTED:   ABishop, May 2001


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Richard Dion

ENFIELD - Ricahrd Charles Dion, 43, of 10 Elan St., died May 31 at home.
He was born in Springfield and lived in Enfield for the past 14 years.  A
graduate of the University of Hartford.  He was employed as a customer 
engineer for IBM with 16 years of service.  He was an Army vetern of the
Korean War.
He leaves his wife, Patricia (Holmes) Dion of Enfield; four sons, Richard C.
Dion Jr., Mark A. Dion, John P. Dion, and James P. Dion; two daughters, 
Karen A. Dion and Patricia A. Dion, all at home; four brothers, Walter Dion,
Lawrence Dion and Philip Dion all of Springfield and Francis Dion of 
Westfield, Mass.; five sisters, Mrs. Marion MacDonald of Chicopee Mass, 
Mrs. Agnes Cox, Mrs. Florence Carr, Mrs. Phyllis White and Mrs. Barbara Carr,
all of Springfield.
The funeral was June 2 at Leete-Stevens Enfield Chapels, burial was in St.
Michael's Cemetery, Springfield.



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