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'''Born:''' April 28, 1910 , a son of [[Benjamin A. Muncil 1888-1997|Benjamin A. Muncil 1888-1997]] and [[Lottie H. Martin|Lottie H. Martin]] | '''Born:''' April 28, 1910 , a son of [[Benjamin A. Muncil 1888-1997|Benjamin A. Muncil 1888-1997]] and [[Lottie H. Martin|Lottie H. Martin]] | ||
'''Died:''' December 20, 1983, buried in [[ | '''Died:''' December 20, 1983, buried in [[Mountain View Cemetery]] | ||
'''Married:''' First [[Ethel Lashway|Ethel Lashway]]; Second [[Arlene Jarvis|Arlene Jarvis]] b. 1920 on September 23, 1944 in Detroit, Michigan | '''Married:''' First [[Ethel Lashway|Ethel Lashway]]; Second [[Arlene Jarvis|Arlene Jarvis]] b. 1920 on September 23, 1944 in Detroit, Michigan | ||
Latest revision as of 21:34, 12 July 2026
Born: April 28, 1910 , a son of Benjamin A. Muncil 1888-1997 and Lottie H. Martin
Died: December 20, 1983, buried in Mountain View Cemetery
Married: First Ethel Lashway; Second Arlene Jarvis b. 1920 on September 23, 1944 in Detroit, Michigan
Children: Robert Muncil Jr. b.~1937, Joyce A. Muncil (1935-1936); Ethel mother of both, and Meridith H. Muncil
Robert A. Muncil's was a shop foreman and carpenter and later owned and operated a convenience store in Poland, N.Y. He was a World War II veteran; his Enlistment Record, dated December 23, 1942, states that he completed grammar school, was a carpenter, and was divorced with dependents.
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, Tuesday, December 20, 1983
SARANAC LAKE — Robert A. Muncil 73, of Rainbow Lake Road, Rainbow Lake, died this morning at the General Hospital of Saranac Lake.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete and with the Keough and Son Funeral Home.
Mr. Muncil was born April 28,1910, on Norman Ridge near Bloomingdale, the son of Benjamin A and Lottie (Martin) Muncil.
He was a veteran of World War II, serving with the United States Army Air Corps.
He was a shop foreman and carpenter and later owned and operated a convenience store in Poland, N.Y., with the help of his wife.
His first wife predeceased him. He married Arlene Jarvis Sept. 23, 1944 in Detroit, Mich.
Survivors include his wife of Rainbow Lake; his father; two son; Robert Benjamin Muncil of Bridgeport and Meridith Harold Muncil of Dickens, Iowa; a step-son, Richard Eldon Shew of Remsen; a brother, Nelson Muncil of Cutler Ridge, Fla.; three sisters, Mrs. Isabel Barry of Rainbow Lake, Mrs. Mary Empie of Earlville and Mrs. Velma Jenkins of Phoenix, Ariz.; seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.