The Reed and Berbach Families of New York State - Person Sheet
The Reed and Berbach Families of New York State - Person Sheet
EducationGraduate of Gloversville High School, Gloversville, New York in 1945 and Gloversville Business College, Gloversville, New York258,257
ReligionRoman Catholic2
FatherPaul KLEMPA
MotherSabina ZACH
Spouses
Death20 Oct 2012, Hospice Inn, St. Peter’s Hospital, Albany, New York259 Age: 89
OccupationCo-owner (with twin brother, William) of Fulton County Glass Works, Gloversville, NY for 42 years. 259,2
EducationGraduated from Johnstown High School, Johnstown, New York in 1942254
FatherHarry B. GIFFORD (1901-1940)
MotherAnna Eve RALBOVSKY (1898-1950)
Children(Confidential, Female)
Raymond Mark (Mark) (1956-1977)
Notes for Virginia “Ginny” Elizabeth KLEMPA
1952-2008:
Ginny lived at 65 Orchard St., Gloversville, NY prior to marriage.258
Ginny “was a bookkeeper in her early years for Levor Co., Inc. of Gloversville, then for Parson’s Ford.”257 She became a bookkeeper for the family business of Fulton County Glass in the 1960’s, retiring in 1987.257
Ginny “was a member of St. Anthony’s Church [Johnstown, NY], Catholic Daughters of America in Gloversville, Christian Women of St. Anthony’s and a Eucharistic Minister for St. Anthony’s. [She] volunteered for Meals on Wheels, Fulton County Red Cross Bloodmobile and many other organizations.”257
Ginny and Raymond owned a camp on the Great Sacandaga Lake north of Mayfield, New York. They spent summers there for most of their married life. 257 In their later years, Ginny and Raymond spent winters in Deland, Florida.2
Ginny was a practicing Roman Catholic and took her religion very seriously.2
Ginny was living on Route 67, Johnstown, New York at the time of her death.257,2
Ginny lived at 65 Orchard St., Gloversville, NY prior to marriage.258
Ginny “was a bookkeeper in her early years for Levor Co., Inc. of Gloversville, then for Parson’s Ford.”257 She became a bookkeeper for the family business of Fulton County Glass in the 1960’s, retiring in 1987.257
Ginny “was a member of St. Anthony’s Church [Johnstown, NY], Catholic Daughters of America in Gloversville, Christian Women of St. Anthony’s and a Eucharistic Minister for St. Anthony’s. [She] volunteered for Meals on Wheels, Fulton County Red Cross Bloodmobile and many other organizations.”257
Ginny and Raymond owned a camp on the Great Sacandaga Lake north of Mayfield, New York. They spent summers there for most of their married life. 257 In their later years, Ginny and Raymond spent winters in Deland, Florida.2
Ginny was a practicing Roman Catholic and took her religion very seriously.2
Ginny was living on Route 67, Johnstown, New York at the time of her death.257,2