Richard M. Langdon, 67, of 75 Cleveland Street, Feeding Hills, husband of Charlotte (Pecon) Langdon, died Saturday in Springfield Hospital. He was born in Otis, MA, March 10, 1900, a son of Orin and Jenny (Goddard) Langdon and had lived here for 27 years. He was an electrician, employed at Westinghouse Electric Co., for 42 years, retiring in 1965. Mr. Langdon was a vestryman and a former warden of St. David's Episcopal Church here, and had been very active in church affairs. He was an Army veteran of World War I. Besides his wife, he is survived by three sons, Kenneth C., of East Longmeadow, Richard M., of Loveland, Ohio, and Robert P., of Pittsfield; two sisters, Mrs. Meta Whittemore of West Springfield and Mrs. Ethel Canfield of North Haven, Conn. The funeral will be in St. David's Episcopal Church Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. Burial will be in Springfield Street Cemetery, Feeding Hills.
[Springfield Union, Sep 18, 1967]
The funeral of Richard M. Langdon, of 75 Cleveland Street, Feeding Hills, was held Tuesday morning at St. David's Episcopal Church where the Reverend John S. Tyler, rector, officiated. Burial was in the Springfield Street Cemetery, in Feeding Hills where the Rev. Tyler conducted committal prayers.
[Springfield Union, Sep 20, 1967]
[Springfield Union, Sep 18, 1967]
The funeral of Richard M. Langdon, of 75 Cleveland Street, Feeding Hills, was held Tuesday morning at St. David's Episcopal Church where the Reverend John S. Tyler, rector, officiated. Burial was in the Springfield Street Cemetery, in Feeding Hills where the Rev. Tyler conducted committal prayers.
[Springfield Union, Sep 20, 1967]
Richard M. Langdon, 67, of 75 Cleveland Street, Feeding Hills, husband of Charlotte (Pecon) Langdon, died Saturday in Springfield Hospital. He was born in Otis, MA, March 10, 1900, a son of Orin and Jenny (Goddard) Langdon and had lived here for 27 years. He was an electrician, employed at Westinghouse Electric Co., for 42 years, retiring in 1965. Mr. Langdon was a vestryman and a former warden of St. David's Episcopal Church here, and had been very active in church affairs. He was an Army veteran of World War I. Besides his wife, he is survived by three sons, Kenneth C., of East Longmeadow, Richard M., of Loveland, Ohio, and Robert P., of Pittsfield; two sisters, Mrs. Meta Whittemore of West Springfield and Mrs. Ethel Canfield of North Haven, Conn. The funeral will be in St. David's Episcopal Church Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. Burial will be in Springfield Street Cemetery, Feeding Hills.
[Springfield Union, Sep 18, 1967]
The funeral of Richard M. Langdon, of 75 Cleveland Street, Feeding Hills, was held Tuesday morning at St. David's Episcopal Church where the Reverend John S. Tyler, rector, officiated. Burial was in the Springfield Street Cemetery, in Feeding Hills where the Rev. Tyler conducted committal prayers.
[Springfield Union, Sep 20, 1967]
[Springfield Union, Sep 18, 1967]
The funeral of Richard M. Langdon, of 75 Cleveland Street, Feeding Hills, was held Tuesday morning at St. David's Episcopal Church where the Reverend John S. Tyler, rector, officiated. Burial was in the Springfield Street Cemetery, in Feeding Hills where the Rev. Tyler conducted committal prayers.
[Springfield Union, Sep 20, 1967]
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