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Created page with " '''Born:''' February 10, 1922 '''Died:''' December 3, 2012 '''Married:''' Julianne Richards on May 16, 1944 '''Children:''' Amber Jones, Beth Jacobs, Greg Butterfield '''William M. Butterfield''' was born in New York City, the only child of B.V. and Betty Butterfield. He was a World War II Veteran, having served in the 303rd Infantry Regiment in Europe and Asiatic Pacific Theaters, and earning a Bronze%20Star|..."
 
 
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'''Died:''' December 3, 2012
'''Died:''' December 3, 2012


'''Married:''' [[Judy%20Butterfield|Julianne Richards]] on May 16, 1944
'''Married:''' [[Judy Butterfield|Julianne Richards]] on May 16, 1944


'''Children:''' Amber Jones, Beth Jacobs, Greg Butterfield
'''Children:''' Amber Jones, Beth Jacobs, Greg Butterfield


'''William M. Butterfield''' was born in New York City, the only child of B.V. and Betty Butterfield. He was a [[World%20War%20II%20Veteran|World War II Veteran]], having served in the 303rd Infantry Regiment in Europe and Asiatic Pacific Theaters, and earning a [[Bronze%20Star|Bronze Star]].
'''William M. Butterfield''' was born in New York City, the only child of B.V. and Betty Butterfield. He was a [[World War II Veteran|World War II Veteran]], having served in the 303rd Infantry Regiment in Europe and Asiatic Pacific Theaters, and earning a [[Bronze Star|Bronze Star]].


He and his wife moved to Saranac Lake with their three children in 1955 where he worked for the [[Saranac%20Lake%20Central%20Schools|Saranac Lake Central Schools]] as an English teacher and counselor.
He and his wife moved to Saranac Lake with their three children in 1955 where he worked for the [[Saranac Lake Central Schools|Saranac Lake Central Schools]] as an English teacher and counselor.


In his youth he was an athlete, playing football, basketball, tennis and golf; in later years he coached and officiated in football and basketball.
In his youth he was an athlete, playing football, basketball, tennis and golf; in later years he coached and officiated in football and basketball.
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He was remembered fondly by his students.
He was remembered fondly by his students.


'''Source:''' ''[[Adirondack%20Daily%20Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', [[http://www.adirondackdailyenterprise.com/page/content.detail/id/534346/William-M--Butterfield.html?nav=5009#.UL-XhX90Y6Q.facebook|December 5, 2012]]
'''Source:''' ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', [http://www.adirondackdailyenterprise.com/page/content.detail/id/534346/William-M--Butterfield.html?nav=5009#.UL-XhX90Y6Q.facebook December 5, 2012]


'''See also''' [[Hillside%20Lodge|Hillside Lodge]].
'''See also''' [[Hillside Lodge|Hillside Lodge]].


 
 


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Born: February 10, 1922

Died: December 3, 2012

Married: Julianne Richards on May 16, 1944

Children: Amber Jones, Beth Jacobs, Greg Butterfield

William M. Butterfield was born in New York City, the only child of B.V. and Betty Butterfield. He was a World War II Veteran, having served in the 303rd Infantry Regiment in Europe and Asiatic Pacific Theaters, and earning a Bronze Star.

He and his wife moved to Saranac Lake with their three children in 1955 where he worked for the Saranac Lake Central Schools as an English teacher and counselor.

In his youth he was an athlete, playing football, basketball, tennis and golf; in later years he coached and officiated in football and basketball.

He was remembered fondly by his students.

Source: Adirondack Daily Enterprise, December 5, 2012

See also Hillside Lodge.

 

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