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Niagara Gazette - 5/7/1960
 Services for Edward
 Simpkins, 54, of 2445 Creek
 Rd.. Town of Porter, will be
 held at 2 p.m. Monday at the
 Lane Funeral Home.
 Mr. Simpkins was found
 dead F r l d a v (May 6, 1960) in
 his car which was parked with
 the m o t o r running in a lane be
 h i n d the 3-F Club in Swan Rd.
 Mr. Simpkins was discover
 ed by John Fischer, manager
 of the c l u b - who summoned
 sheriffs deputies and an in-
 halator from the Ransomville
 Fire Dept.  Mr. Simpkins was
 pronounced dead at the scene
 by Coroner F. Eugene Ingram,
 who issued a certificate of
 suicide.
 A native of this city, he was
 with the Einsfeld Plumbing
 Corp. for 12 years and was
 engineer at Stella Niagara for
 8 years. Just before his death
 he was employed on the State
 Power Authority project here.
 Surviving arc his wife, Mrs.
 Berta Townscnd Simpkins;
 two daughters, Miss Lois Ann
 Simpkins, at home and Mrs.
 Marjory Abray, this city; his
 mother, Mrs. Marjory Simpkins,
 this city; three sisters,
 Mrs. Howard Wilson, this city,
 Mrs. Edwin Smith, Bergholtz,
 and Mrs. Ralph Sifler, Kenmore;
 a brother, Charles
 Simpkins, Franklinville, N.Y.;
 and a grandchild.
 The Rev. Paul Henderson,
 St. Barnabas Episcopal Mission,
 Franklinville, will conduct
 thc funeral. Interment
 will be private.
 
 ALSO
 
 Niagara Gazette
 
 SIMPKINSSuddenly In the town of Porter.
 May 6, 1960.Edward E. Slmokins
 of 2445 Creek Road, Younostown.
 Husband of Berta Townsend Slmpklns.
 Father of Mrs. Mary Marjorie Abray,
 Niagara Falls; Miss Lois Ann
 Slmpklns at home. Son of Mrs. Marjorie
 Slmpklns, Niagara Falls. Brother
 of Mrs. Howard Wilson, Niagara
 Falls, Mrs. Edwin Smith, Bershotti,
 New York, Mrs. Ralph Slfler, Kenmore,
 New York; Charles Slmpkins,
 Frankllnvllle, New York. Also survived
 by one Grandchild. Funeral services
 will be held from the Lane Funeral
 Home Inc., 8622 Buffalo Ave., Monday,
 May, 9, 1960, at 2:00 P.m. Rev.
 Paul Henderson officiating. Interment
 at the convenience of the family.
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