TITLE:  Norman T. Gleneck, Abstract Obituary, Jan. 7, 2000

SOURCE: The Cabinet Press, Inc., PO Box 180, 54 School Street
        Milford, NH 03055-0180, Phone(603) 673-3100, 
        Fax (603) 673-8250 (issue Jan 19, 2000)

SUBMITTED:  C Parziale, Dec 2000

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NAME:         Norman T. Gleneck      
DIED:         Jan. 7, 2000, St. Clare’s Hospital, Dover, N.J.     
MILITARY:     US Navy, US Air Force Korean War, Vietnam
OCCUPATION:   career Air Force Officer, ret 1992, Lieutenant Colonel
AGE:          67
ADDRESS:      Kenvil, N.J. 

BORN:     Mar 27, 1932, Burlington, VT
MOTHER:   Adeline Trudel
FATHER:   John Gleneck
SPOUSE:   MiJa Gleneck
CHILDREN: Bruce Gleneck, Dale Gleneck, Scott Gleneck, Dona Sneller,
          stepson, Thomas Chang, stepdaughters, LiLa Rodrigues, Tina Chang 
          
BURIAL:  Pleasant View Cemetery, Randolph, N.J., full military honors 

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                        54 School Street Milford, NH 03055-0180, 
                        Phone(603) 673-3100, Fax (603) 673-8250 
                        (issue Jan 19, 2000)
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