TITLE:       John F. Foster, Obituary,  May 03, 1968

SUBMITTERS:  Thompsonville Press
             Enfield, CT (issue May 09, 1968)

FORMATTED:   ABishop, August 2001

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James F. Foster

Dies in Plane Crash

John F. Foster, 32, of Dallas, Texas, brother of William A. Foster of 8 Audrey Lane, 
was one of 84 persons to die in the explosion and crash last Friday of a Braniff
International Electra airliner.  Mr. Foster was co-pilot and First Officer of the plane.
The tragedy occured near Dawson, Texas, during a violent electrical storm.
Mr. Foster had been a visitor in Enfield on several occasions.
Funeral arrangements are inomplete but burial will be in Natick, Mass.
The survivors are his wife, Mrs. Susanne Foster; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forest
Foster of Natick; three sisters, Mrs. Marilyn Wheeler of Bellingham, Mass, Mrs.
Dorothy Danforth of Natick, and Mrs. Mary Jane Russell of Northborough, Mass; and 
three brothers in addition to William of this town; Gerald of Novato, Calif., James, 
now in Indonesioa, and Captain Robert Foster, stationed with the Army in Texas.




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