TITLE:   Harry G. Webster Jr., Obituary,  Jan 30, 1979

SUBMITTERS:  Enfield Press
             Enfield, CT (issue February 8, 1979)

FORMATTED:   ABishop, Apr 2001

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Harry G. Webster Jr.

Harry G. Webster Jr., 68 of 1341 Hill St., a retired senior vice president
of Third National Bank, Springfield, and active in many Springfield 
organizations, died Jan 30 in Springfield.

Webster was a former president of Springfield Hospital.

Born in Springfield, he lived in Longmeadow many years before recently 
moving to Suffield.  He was a graduate from Loomis School, Windsor, and
Williams College, Class of 1933., and was a Navy veteran of World War II.

He was a former president of the U.S. Spring Bed Co., of Springfield and
joined the bank in 1953 as assistant cashier.

He had worked breifly at the former Springfield National Bank and the Five
Cents Savings Bank as a time keeper for the Springfield Streets and 
Engineering Department.

He was a former president of the Springfield Area Development Corp., 
trustee and president of Child and Family Service Association, director
of the Springfield Chamber of Commerce, incorporator of Pioneer
Valley United Fund, Wesson Maternity Hospital and the Springfield Visiting
Nurses Association.

He was a former president of Junior Achievement of Western Mass.

Ha was a member of St. Andrew Episopal Church, Longmeadow and the Fox 
Hollow Gun Club of Suffield.

He leaves his wife, Vera (Rogers) Webster, a son, Harry G of East Granby, 
three daughters, Vera S. of Denver Colo., Susan S. of Wilbraham and 
Martha B. f Virginia; and a brother, Donald of Juniper, Fla.

A memorial service was held Feb 6 at St. Andre's Epicopal Church, with burial
at the convenience of the family.  Dickinson Streeter Funeral Home
was in charge.


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