Finger Family Genealogical DatabaseLast Update 01/07/2021
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| Name Kenneth Earl Finger #3977 |
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| Born 30 Dec 1920 |
Place Rochester, Monroe, New York |
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| Died 24 Apr 2020 |
Place Syracuse, New York |
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Date 17 Apr 1944 |
Place Garden City, Kansas |
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2 Judy Lynn Finger 1947
3 James Alan Finger 1956
Found him on the 1930 Rochester, Monroe, New York census (dist 92 img 41), age 9.
WWII Draft Registration
Kenneth and Grace were married during WWII on an Army base in Kansas, he was a flight instructor at the time. - Judy Finger Brown
WWII Draft Registration
Kenneth and Grace were married during WWII on an Army base in Kansas, he was a flight instructor at the time. - Judy Finger Brown
April 24, 2020 Kenneth Earl Finger, age 99, passed away April, 24, 2020, in Syracuse, NY. He was born Dec. 30, 1920 in Rochester New York, son of Edwin and Viola Finger.
He leaves behind to cherish his memory, his beloved wife of 76 years, Grace, his daughter Judy Brown, his son James Finger, daughter-in-law Pamala Delles, six grandchildren, and 15 great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his son David Finger, son-in-law Richard Brown, brother Edward Finger and sister Evelyn Matthias.
Ken was a decorated WWII army pilot and flew the first plane US plane to land in Berlin at the end of the war. He retired from Kodak's roll coating division in 1982. Ken enjoyed almost 70 summers in Thousand Island Park, surrounded by family and friends or out on the river fishing for the "big one that got away."
He leaves behind to cherish his memory, his beloved wife of 76 years, Grace, his daughter Judy Brown, his son James Finger, daughter-in-law Pamala Delles, six grandchildren, and 15 great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his son David Finger, son-in-law Richard Brown, brother Edward Finger and sister Evelyn Matthias.
Ken was a decorated WWII army pilot and flew the first plane US plane to land in Berlin at the end of the war. He retired from Kodak's roll coating division in 1982. Ken enjoyed almost 70 summers in Thousand Island Park, surrounded by family and friends or out on the river fishing for the "big one that got away."
| John Finger 1816
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| Wesley Finger 1861 |
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| | Hephzibah Maria Shultis 1819
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| Edwin Ellsworth Finger 1891 |
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| | | Elijah Elsworth 1827
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| | Jennie Elizabeth Elsworth 1867 |
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| | Sarah S. Blackwell 1827
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| | Charles Sparks |
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| Viola Cora Sparks 1894 |
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| Mary Boldley |
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