Shares marker with Jeanne Jandron
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Edward A. Jandron II, Store Manager, Heart Victim A well-known Western Avenue shoe store manager, Edward A. Jandron II, 52, of 1266 Lake Shore Drive, died of a heart attack Friday afternoon while having coffee with several other businessmen in the Occidental Hotel. Mr. Jandron, although he had been feeling well recently, had a history of coronary problems. He was dead on arrival at Hackley Hospital. Mr. Jandron came to Muskegon in 1958 to manage Buel's Florsheim Shoe Store. Prior to that he had been a traveling shoe salesman in Marinette, Wisconsin.
Born in Marinette, December 17, 1913, he married the former Jeannie Doran in 1937. Mr. Jandron was a communicant of St. Joseph's Church and a member of the Holy Name Society. He also belonged to the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Surviving are his widow; four sons; Richard of Lansing, John, in the Army, Edward III and Daniel, at home; a daughter, Sheila, at home; a brother, Robert Jandron, in Wisconsin; three sisters, Mrs. Walter Landenberger, Mrs. Robert Harbrick and Mrs. William DuFarne, all of Menominee, and one grandchild.
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Edward A. Jandron II, Store Manager, Heart Victim A well-known Western Avenue shoe store manager, Edward A. Jandron II, 52, of 1266 Lake Shore Drive, died of a heart attack Friday afternoon while having coffee with several other businessmen in the Occidental Hotel. Mr. Jandron, although he had been feeling well recently, had a history of coronary problems. He was dead on arrival at Hackley Hospital. Mr. Jandron came to Muskegon in 1958 to manage Buel's Florsheim Shoe Store. Prior to that he had been a traveling shoe salesman in Marinette, Wisconsin.
Born in Marinette, December 17, 1913, he married the former Jeannie Doran in 1937. Mr. Jandron was a communicant of St. Joseph's Church and a member of the Holy Name Society. He also belonged to the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Surviving are his widow; four sons; Richard of Lansing, John, in the Army, Edward III and Daniel, at home; a daughter, Sheila, at home; a brother, Robert Jandron, in Wisconsin; three sisters, Mrs. Walter Landenberger, Mrs. Robert Harbrick and Mrs. William DuFarne, all of Menominee, and one grandchild.
Shares marker with Jeanne Jandron
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Edward A. Jandron II, Store Manager, Heart Victim A well-known Western Avenue shoe store manager, Edward A. Jandron II, 52, of 1266 Lake Shore Drive, died of a heart attack Friday afternoon while having coffee with several other businessmen in the Occidental Hotel. Mr. Jandron, although he had been feeling well recently, had a history of coronary problems. He was dead on arrival at Hackley Hospital. Mr. Jandron came to Muskegon in 1958 to manage Buel's Florsheim Shoe Store. Prior to that he had been a traveling shoe salesman in Marinette, Wisconsin.
Born in Marinette, December 17, 1913, he married the former Jeannie Doran in 1937. Mr. Jandron was a communicant of St. Joseph's Church and a member of the Holy Name Society. He also belonged to the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Surviving are his widow; four sons; Richard of Lansing, John, in the Army, Edward III and Daniel, at home; a daughter, Sheila, at home; a brother, Robert Jandron, in Wisconsin; three sisters, Mrs. Walter Landenberger, Mrs. Robert Harbrick and Mrs. William DuFarne, all of Menominee, and one grandchild.
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Edward A. Jandron II, Store Manager, Heart Victim A well-known Western Avenue shoe store manager, Edward A. Jandron II, 52, of 1266 Lake Shore Drive, died of a heart attack Friday afternoon while having coffee with several other businessmen in the Occidental Hotel. Mr. Jandron, although he had been feeling well recently, had a history of coronary problems. He was dead on arrival at Hackley Hospital. Mr. Jandron came to Muskegon in 1958 to manage Buel's Florsheim Shoe Store. Prior to that he had been a traveling shoe salesman in Marinette, Wisconsin.
Born in Marinette, December 17, 1913, he married the former Jeannie Doran in 1937. Mr. Jandron was a communicant of St. Joseph's Church and a member of the Holy Name Society. He also belonged to the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Surviving are his widow; four sons; Richard of Lansing, John, in the Army, Edward III and Daniel, at home; a daughter, Sheila, at home; a brother, Robert Jandron, in Wisconsin; three sisters, Mrs. Walter Landenberger, Mrs. Robert Harbrick and Mrs. William DuFarne, all of Menominee, and one grandchild.
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