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'''Born:''' 1919

'''Died: '''<span>January 10, 1979

'''Married: '''<span>Cora Shorette

'''Children: '''<span>Carolyn McCormick, Eileen Hogan, <span>Judy Nolan, Larry Bombard

'''Milton G. Bombard''' was a [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/World_War_II_veteran|World War II veteran]].  
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''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', January 12, 1979

'''Milton Bombard '''

BLOOMINGDALE -  A funeral service will be conducted at 11 am, Saturday at [[St.%20Paul's%20Church|St. Paul's Church]] for Milton G. Bombard, 59, a resident here for 28 years, who died Wednesday.

The service will be conducted by the Rev. [[Peter%20A.%20Ward|Peter A. Ward]].

Mr. Bombard was an employee of [[B.F.%20Norman%20%26%20Son%20Farm|Norman's Farms]] before he retired. He was a World War II veteran.

He was born in North Bangor, the son of Wilber and Florence (LaFleur) Bombard. 

Survivors include his wife, the, former Cora Shorette; three daughters, Carolyn McCormick of Saranac Lake, Eileen Hogan of Gabriels and Judy Nolan of Saranac Lake; a son, Larry Bombard of Syracuse, and 13 grandchildren.

Also surviving are three brothers, Bernard Bombard, of Lake Placid, Harold Bombard of California and [[Milford%20Bombard|Milford Bombard]] of Rochester; and seven sisters, Edna Hazen of Moira, Genevieve Proulx of Syracuse, Gertrude O'Donnell of Saranac Lake, Erma Ottman of Ballston Spa; Rita King of Moira, Erma Bombard of Tupper Lake and Pearl Barcellone of Cicero. 

Interment will be in [[St.%20Paul's%20Cemetery|St. Paul's Cemetery]].

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