TITLE:   Marshall E. Fish Sr., Obituary, December 15, 1979

SUBMITTERS:  Enfield Press
             Enfield, CT (issue December 20, 1979)

FORMATTED:   ABishop, Apr 2001

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Marshall E. Fish Sr.

Marshall E. Fish Sr., 64, of Turner Maine, formerly of Enfield, and 
25-year maintenance enginer for Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Division of
United Technologies, East Hartford, died Dec 15 in Springfield.
He retired in 1977.
Born in Danvers, Mass., he lived in Enfield from 1955 to 1965 and
moved to Turner in 1977.  He was a lietenant in the North Thompsonville 
Volunteer Fire Department, and a member of the International Association
of Machinists and Aero Space Workers, St. Philip's Church, Auburn, Maine, 
Kennebec Past Members and Lecturers Association, Readfield Grange, 
Readfield Senior Citizens and the Knights of Columbus of Augusta Maine,
and East Windsor.
He leaves his wife, the former Elizabeth Wagner; two sons, Marshall E. Jr. 
and Walter W., both of Turner; two daughters, Mrs. John Devine of Enfield
and Sister Mary Rosalma of the Felician Sisters of St. Joseph's Parish, 
Rockville, and a brother Benjamin H. of Kentwood, Mich.
The funeral was Dec 18 at Leete-Stevens Enfield Chapels and in St.
Martha's Church with burial in Shawsheen Cemetery, Bedford Mass.




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