Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Elliott, Frederick Richard March 15, 2008
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  Published in the Lebanon Daily News from 3/17/2008 
  Elliott, Frederick Richard    
   
   
  Frederick R. Elliott LEBANON Frederick Richard Elliott, 88, of Lebanon died 
  Saturday morning in the Good Samaritan Hospital after a brief illness. He was a 
  loving husband, father, grandfather and brother, who always thought of others 
  before himself. His optimistic attitude and strong faith enabled him to 
  overcome the challenges he experienced in life. Born in Scotland, Pa., he was 
  the son of the late Sara Bard Donnachie and William Elliott. He is survived by 
  E. Josephine Rodenkirch, his wife of 56 years; daughter Barbara Miller and son-
  in-law Adam Miller of Annville; grandchildren Rachel Miller of Cambridge, 
  Mass., and Adam E. Miller of Philadelphia. Survivors also include sisters Nancy 
  Donnachie of Manheim, and Margie Krotec of Palmyra; and brothers John "Pat," 
  husband of Marion Donnachie, and Tom, husband of Betty Donnachie of Lebanon; 
  along with many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by brothers 
  William Elliott, Robert Donnachie; and his stepfather, Thomas Donnachie. He 
  worked his entire career in the Lebanon Bethlehem Steel Mill. An avid golfer, 
  he caddied as a boy growing up at the Lebanon Country Club, where he lived with 
  his family for many years. He still often shot under his age last year at Blue 
  Mountain Golf Club, where he was a member for many years. He was a member of 
  the Lebanon VFW Post 23. He was a member of The Church of St. Cecilia, where he 
  served as an usher. A model of "The Greatest Generation," he served his country 
  in the U.S. Army in World War II, and landed on Omaha Beach on D-Day +1. He 
  served in the Army's 834th Aviation Engineers, B Company, and built airfields 
  in France, Germany and England. He also served in the U.S. Army Reserves during 
  the Korean Conflict, and until his discharge just prior to being deployed to 
  Korea. Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday at 10 from The Church of St. Cecilia, 
  202 E. Lehman St., Lebanon 17046. Interment Indiantown Gap National Cemetery. 
  Viewing hours Tuesday evening from 6-8 and Wednesday morning 99:30 at Thompson 
  Funeral Home Inc., 126 S. Ninth St. Lebanon. In lieu of flowers, donations may 
  be made to St. Cecilia's Church. Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 
  3/17/2008.  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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