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Born: November 17, 1904

Died: January 5, 1966

Children: Anita Montgomery, George Randolph Packard III, Parker Williams Packard

George Randolph Packard, Jr. was a summer resident of Lake Clear for many years. He bought Camp Gricoq and 106 acres on Gull Point, selling it in 1954. He served in the U.S. Navy.

Adirondack Daily Enterprise, January 6, 1966

George R. Packard

George R. Packard, a summer resident of Lake Clear for many years, died of pneumonia yesterday morning in Philadelphia at the age of 62. Mr. Packard was in the insurance and real estate business in Philadelphia.

Survivors include three children: George who is secretary to the ambassador to Japan; Parker who was associated with his father; and a daughter, Mrs. Montgomery of Baltimore. Three sisters, Mrs. Ben Blagden, Mrs. Herbert Church, and Mrs. Drayton. also survive.

A funeral service will be be held in Philadelphia. Mr. Packard's family request that memorials be made in lieu of donations.

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 '''Born''': November 17, 1904
-'''Died''': <span>January 5, 1966
+'''Died''': January 5, 1966
 '''Married''': [[Anita%20Clothier%20Packard|Anita Porter Clothier]]
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 '''Children''': [[Anita%20Montgomery|Anita Montgomery]], George Randolph Packard III, Parker Williams Packard
-<span>'''George Randolph Packard, Jr.''' was a <span>summer<span> <span>resident<span> <span>of [[Lake%20Clear|Lake]]<span>[[Lake%20Clear| ]]<span>[[Lake%20Clear|Clear]] for <span>many years.  He bought <span>[[Camp%20Gricoq|Camp Gricoq]] and 106 acres on [[Gull%20Point|Gull Point]], selling it in 1954.  He served in the U.S. Navy.
+'''George Randolph Packard, Jr.''' was a summer resident of [[Lake%20Clear|Lake]][[Lake%20Clear| ]][[Lake%20Clear|Clear]] for many years.  He bought [[Camp%20Gricoq|Camp Gricoq]] and 106 acres on [[Gull%20Point|Gull Point]], selling it in 1954.  He served in the U.S. Navy.
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 ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', January 6, 1966
-'''<span>George R. Packard'''
+'''George R. Packard'''
-<span>George R. Packard, a summer<span> <span>resident<span> <span>of Lake<span> <span>Clear for <span>many years, died of pneumonia <span>yesterday<span> <span>morning<span> <span>in Philadelphia at the age of 62. Mr. Packard<span> <span>was in the insurance and <span>real<span> <span>estate<span style=""> <span>business in Philadelphia.
+George R. Packard, a summer resident of Lake Clear for many years, died of pneumonia yesterday morning in Philadelphia at the age of 62. Mr. Packard was in the insurance and real estate<span style=""> business in Philadelphia.
-<span>Survivors include three children:<span> <span>George<span> <span>who<span> <span>is <span>secretary <span>to<span> <span>the ambassador<span> <span>to<span> <span>Japan; <span>Parker who wa<span><span>s <span><span>associated with <span>his father; and a daughter, Mrs. <span>Montgomery<span> of Baltimore. <span>Three<span> <span>sisters,<span style=""> <span>[[Mrs.%20Ben%20Blagden|Mrs. Ben Blagden]], [[Mrs.%20Herbert%20Church|Mrs. Herbert Church]], and <span>Mrs.<span> <span>Drayton.<span> <span>also<span> <span>survive.
+Survivors include three children: George who is secretary to the ambassador to Japan; Parker who was associated with his father; and a daughter, Mrs. Montgomery of Baltimore. Three sisters,<span style=""> [[Mrs.%20Ben%20Blagden|Mrs. Ben Blagden]], [[Mrs.%20Herbert%20Church|Mrs. Herbert Church]], and Mrs. Drayton. also survive.
-<span>A funeral service will be be held in <span>Philadelphia.<span> <span>Mr. Packard's <span>family<span> <span>request<span> <span>that<span> <span>memorials be <span>made <span>in lieu of <span>donations.
+A funeral service will be be held in Philadelphia. Mr. Packard's family request that memorials be made in lieu of donations.
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