Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....McCarrick, Joseph D. September 10, 1913
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Virginian-Pilot  September 13 & 14, 1913
The sad news of the death of Joseph D. McCarrick, which occurred Wednesday night 
in Stamford, New York, came as a shock to this community, where he was well 
known and universally beloved. Mr. McCarrick left Norfolk the middle of August 
with his family to spend his vacation in the Catskills. Soon after his arrival, 
he was stricken with pneumonia, and, while his illness was considered serious, 
his relatives and friends were quite unprepared for its fatal termination.
In the death of Mr. McCarrick, Norfolk loses one of her best and most highly 
respected citizens. He was the son of the late Captain James McCarrick and was 
born here in 1872. He received his education at Notre Dame. Indiana, and 
Georgetown University, and for eighteen years has been connected with the 
Southern Railway. He was a devout and consistent Catholic, a man of the highest 
integrity, and possessed of a disposition that endeared him to all with whom he 
was associated. His place in Norfolk’s business and social circles will not be 
readily filled, for of him it can be truly said that he was “One to bear without 
reproach the grand old name of gentleman.”
Mr. McCarrick is survived by his wife and three daughters, three sisters, Mrs. 
Bourbon Cary, Mrs. Wallace Lawrence and Mrs. Irvin Martin, all of Norfolk, and 
one brother, James A. McCarrick.
The remains are expected to arrive here this morning and, while no arrangements 
for the funeral have yet been announced, it will probably take place from the 
Sacred Heart Church in York street, of which congregation Mr. McCarrick was a 
prominent member.

The body of Joseph D. McCarrick, who died Wednesday night in Stamford, N.Y., 
after ten days’ illness, arrived in Norfolk yesterday and was taken to the 
family residence, 516 Raleigh avenue. The funeral will be held at Sacred Heart 
Catholic church at 11:30 this morning. Burial will be in St. Mary’s cemetery.
First Vice-President Burke of the Board of Trade, of which Mr. McCarrick was a 
member, has appointed the following committees to attend the funeral: W. A. 
Marable. C. L. Candler, W. H. Wales, Jr., John E. Burke, George G. Hobson, W. B. 
Baldwin, W. R. Boutwell, W. C. Cobb, H. B. Goodridge, O. J. Edgerton, E. C. 
Lohr, E. D. Kyle, W. A. Godwin, A. R. Sydnor, Jos. S. Culpepper, W. Leigh 
Williams, John F. O’Connell, James W. Brown, S W. Pannill, Joseph B. Robinson, 
Will E. Cook. Walter H. Taylor, C. L. Wright, Charles E. Finch, James V. Trehy, 
George F. Palmer, F. R. Barry, H. L. Lowenberg, T. A. Brittingham, M. T. Cashin, 
Randolph B. Cooke, R. A. Wainwright, P. E. Yeatman, Charles McDermott, John T. 
Reid, George W. Harney, E. E. Palen, L. C. Hathaway, James H. Johnston, William 
T. Anderson.

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