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Yale University Obituary Record
ica (Larkin) Corroon, daughter of Hugh
and Ehzabeth Larkin of Brooklyn
Canterbury School, New Milford, Conn
Entered Yale in October, 1937, member the
Fence Club and Silhman College
Member St Joseph's Church (Roman
Catholic), Garden City, NY Unmarried
Withdrew from college May 31, 1941,
entered service June 20, 1941, as seaman
(2d class) first Yale Naval Aviation Unit in
Navy V-5 program and assigned to U S
Naval Reserve Aviation Base, Floyd Bennett Field, became aviation cadet November 25,1941, stationed at Naval Air Station,
Jacksonville, Fla , commissioned Ensign
and received pilot's wings June 12, 1942,
attached to training squadron 5-A, Pensacola, Fla , attended Photographic School,
Sanford, Fla (commissioned Lieutenant
fig] sPnng 1944)• nignt %hter pilot
based at Naval Air Station, Charlestown,
RI, until May, 1944
Lieutenant Corroon was reported missing
May 18, 1944, while on a routine flight in
the Cape Cod area (In compliance with
Section 5 of Public Law 490, as amended,
the presumptive date of death was fixed as
May 19, 1945 ) Survived by parents, three
sisters, Kathleen Corroon O'Shea (B S in
Ed Fordham 1941), the wife of James
Cornelius O'Shea (B A Holy Cross 1934,
LL B Fordham 1937) of Rome, N Y, Man
Corroon Stearns (Marymount Coll [NY]
1936-37), the wife of Douglas Burke
Stearns (B A Williams 1938) of Garden
Citv, Joan Patricia Corroon (Marymount
Coll 1946-) of Garden City, and five
brothers, Richard F Corroon, '35 (LL B
Harvard 1938), Robert Francis Corroon
(Williams 1940-42, B A Umv Arizona
1945) of Garden City, Lawrence F Corroon
(Williams 1942-43, Georgetown Umv
1948) of Garden City, Thomas F Corroon
(Georgetown Umv 1951) of Garden City,
and Hugh Larkin Corroon (Pnncf
1951) of Garden City
ROBERT WENTWORTH LUCEY
B A I942
Bom April 2, 1920, in Upper Montclair,
NJ
Died August 14, 1944, in Columbus, Ohio
Father, Edmund Ambrose Lucey (grad
Lowell Textile Inst 1904), consulting engineer in Manchester, Conn, and New
York City, son of John and Mary M
(Clancy) Lucey of Natick, Mass Mother,
Marjone Wentworth (Watkins) Lucey,
daughter of Fielder Ernest and Catherine
L (Lyman) Watkins of Manchester, and
St Petersburg, Fla
Manchester and St Petersburg High
schools Oration appointment Senior year,
University 150-pound Crew Squad Sophomore and Junior years, member Timothy
Dwight College
Attended Congregational church Unmarried
Inducted as private, Army of the United
States, June 20, 1942, stationed at Port of
Embarkation, Boston, October, 1942-Au-
gust, 1943; promoted private (1st class),
corporal, and sergeant, attended Officer
Candidate School, Transportation Corps,
New Orleans, August-December, and commissioned Second Lieutenant December 1,
1943, stationed at Port of Embarkation, San
Francisco, December, 1943-Apnl, 1944,
transferred to Transportation Corps Depot,
Fifth Corps Area, Columbus, April, 1944
Lieutenant Lucey was killed in an accidental fall Buried in East Cemetery, (Manchester Survived by father
ALFRED BRUSH FORD
CLASS OF I944
Bom November 27, 1921, in Grosse Pointe,
Mich.
Died February 22, 1945, near Ascheberg,
Germany
Father, Frederick C Ford, '07, partner
Wathng, Lerchen & Co, investment
bankers, Detroit, son of James Henry and
Frederica (Buhl) Ford of Detroit Mother,
Virginia Eloise (Brush) Ford; daughter of
Alfred Erskine and Isabella Rowena
(Hunt) Brush of Detroit Yale relatives include an uncle, Walter B Ford, '96
Grosse Pointe Country Day School and
The Hill School, Pottstown, Pa Entered
Yale in September, 1940, Freshman Tennis
Team and Hockey Squad, University Tennis Team Sophomore and Junior years; on
business board Yale Record Freshman,
Sophomore, and Junior years, member Yale
Key, the Fence Club, ROTC at Yale,
Object Description
| Title | Yb 65, Obituary Records of Graduates of Yale University Deceased During the Years 1945-1950 |
| Creator | Yale University |
| Place of Publication | New Haven, Connecticut (Conn.) |
| Date | 1945-1950 |
| Call Number | Yb 65 |
| Language | English |
| Subject | Yale University -- Biography |
| Type | Periodical |
| Identifier | http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/3036259 |
| Repository | Manuscripts and Archives |
| Repository URL | http://www.library.yale.edu/mssa |
| Series | Bulletin of Yale University |
Description
| Title | Page 234 |
| Transcript | 234 Yale University Obituary Record ica (Larkin) Corroon, daughter of Hugh and Ehzabeth Larkin of Brooklyn Canterbury School, New Milford, Conn Entered Yale in October, 1937, member the Fence Club and Silhman College Member St Joseph's Church (Roman Catholic), Garden City, NY Unmarried Withdrew from college May 31, 1941, entered service June 20, 1941, as seaman (2d class) first Yale Naval Aviation Unit in Navy V-5 program and assigned to U S Naval Reserve Aviation Base, Floyd Bennett Field, became aviation cadet November 25,1941, stationed at Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Fla , commissioned Ensign and received pilot's wings June 12, 1942, attached to training squadron 5-A, Pensacola, Fla , attended Photographic School, Sanford, Fla (commissioned Lieutenant fig] sPnng 1944)• nignt %hter pilot based at Naval Air Station, Charlestown, RI, until May, 1944 Lieutenant Corroon was reported missing May 18, 1944, while on a routine flight in the Cape Cod area (In compliance with Section 5 of Public Law 490, as amended, the presumptive date of death was fixed as May 19, 1945 ) Survived by parents, three sisters, Kathleen Corroon O'Shea (B S in Ed Fordham 1941), the wife of James Cornelius O'Shea (B A Holy Cross 1934, LL B Fordham 1937) of Rome, N Y, Man Corroon Stearns (Marymount Coll [NY] 1936-37), the wife of Douglas Burke Stearns (B A Williams 1938) of Garden Citv, Joan Patricia Corroon (Marymount Coll 1946-) of Garden City, and five brothers, Richard F Corroon, '35 (LL B Harvard 1938), Robert Francis Corroon (Williams 1940-42, B A Umv Arizona 1945) of Garden City, Lawrence F Corroon (Williams 1942-43, Georgetown Umv 1948) of Garden City, Thomas F Corroon (Georgetown Umv 1951) of Garden City, and Hugh Larkin Corroon (Pnncf 1951) of Garden City ROBERT WENTWORTH LUCEY B A I942 Bom April 2, 1920, in Upper Montclair, NJ Died August 14, 1944, in Columbus, Ohio Father, Edmund Ambrose Lucey (grad Lowell Textile Inst 1904), consulting engineer in Manchester, Conn, and New York City, son of John and Mary M (Clancy) Lucey of Natick, Mass Mother, Marjone Wentworth (Watkins) Lucey, daughter of Fielder Ernest and Catherine L (Lyman) Watkins of Manchester, and St Petersburg, Fla Manchester and St Petersburg High schools Oration appointment Senior year, University 150-pound Crew Squad Sophomore and Junior years, member Timothy Dwight College Attended Congregational church Unmarried Inducted as private, Army of the United States, June 20, 1942, stationed at Port of Embarkation, Boston, October, 1942-Au- gust, 1943; promoted private (1st class), corporal, and sergeant, attended Officer Candidate School, Transportation Corps, New Orleans, August-December, and commissioned Second Lieutenant December 1, 1943, stationed at Port of Embarkation, San Francisco, December, 1943-Apnl, 1944, transferred to Transportation Corps Depot, Fifth Corps Area, Columbus, April, 1944 Lieutenant Lucey was killed in an accidental fall Buried in East Cemetery, (Manchester Survived by father ALFRED BRUSH FORD CLASS OF I944 Bom November 27, 1921, in Grosse Pointe, Mich. Died February 22, 1945, near Ascheberg, Germany Father, Frederick C Ford, '07, partner Wathng, Lerchen & Co, investment bankers, Detroit, son of James Henry and Frederica (Buhl) Ford of Detroit Mother, Virginia Eloise (Brush) Ford; daughter of Alfred Erskine and Isabella Rowena (Hunt) Brush of Detroit Yale relatives include an uncle, Walter B Ford, '96 Grosse Pointe Country Day School and The Hill School, Pottstown, Pa Entered Yale in September, 1940, Freshman Tennis Team and Hockey Squad, University Tennis Team Sophomore and Junior years; on business board Yale Record Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior years, member Yale Key, the Fence Club, ROTC at Yale, |
