TITLE:   William P. Kingsley, Obituary,  April 06, 1965

SUBMITTERS:  Thompsonville Press
             Enfield, CT (issue April 14, 1965)

FORMATTED:   ABishop, June 2001

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William P. Kingsley

A victim of carbon monoxide poisoning, William P. Kingsley, 55, died at his
home at 13 Wilstar Cir., Hazardville, last Wednesday afternoon.  Mr. Kingsley
was pronounced dead at the scene by Dr. Bruce Thayer and Dr. Howard W. Gourlie,
Enfield medical examiner.
Born in Cambridge, N.Y., Mr. Kingsley was the son of John H. and Carolyn 
(Donaldson) Kingsley.  He was a member of the Neighborhood Committee of 
Highland District, Charter Oak Council., Boy Scouts, and was a salesman, 
self-employed.
Services were conducted at the Hazardville Methodist Church, Friday, by 
the Rev. J. Kenneth Pearson. Interment was in the Enfield Street Cemetery, with
the Leete Funeral Home in charge.  The bearers were William Wood, George Kelly,
Arthur Scuclieri, Patrick Renna, Ronald Stodolski and George DeYoung.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. C. Marie (Backer) Kingsley, and his son, Kevin,
at home' and two brothers, Gordon of Minneapolis and Donald Kingsley of Greenwich.




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