The Farmingdale Post/1959/Alfred W. Poole
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Alfred W. Poole. Alfred W. Poole, of 44 Columbia, Farmingdale, Long Island, resident of Farmingdale for many years died on January 31, 1959 at the Johnson Nursing Home, Huntington Station, Long Island. He is survived by his wife Julia Lattin Poole, three daughters Ruth Neumair of Wyandanch, Eva Rodney of Buffalo, and Marion Dilthey of Huntington Station, Long Island. Seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. His sister Gertrude Lauk of Florida. Funeral from Arthur F. White Funeral Home with religious services at the Methodist church, Main Street, Farmingdale on Tuesday February 3, the Rev. Allan Judd officiating. Interment followed at Powell Cemetery, Farmingdale, Long Island.
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