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| Spouse: |
M. Jean McIntire
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| Children: |
Michael G. & Julie A. McIntire & Linda S. Keser
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| Grandchildren: |
Molly Jo Helpingstine
Michele Keser Patton
Wendy Beth McIntire Cowx; great-grandchildren Kyle & Sara Helpingstine
Brooklyn & Chelsea Patton
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| Parents: |
Virgil R. & Edith McIntyre
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| Siblings: |
Robert & Milton McIntire
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| Grandparents: |
None listed
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Cemetery Location Map to Gravesite |
Birth Date: 7/4/1918
Death Date: 11/7/1995
Washington Park East Cemetery
Section O, Lot 379, Grave 2
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| Norman Eugene McIntire was born in Indianapolis, Indiana. On June 19, 1941 he entered the military service at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, and attended training at Ft. Belvoir, Virginia. He was then assigned to Co. A 117th Combat Engineers Battalion. He served in Luzon Northern Solomons Philippine Liberation, USA, Asiatic, and the Pacific from June 19, 1941 to July 5, 1945. Norman then left military service and went to work for Eli Lilly & Co., retiring after 33 years. |
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Norman loved his work in the lab at Eli Lilly. This was taken about 26 years ago. (1973)
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Norman enjoyed a cool drink while relaxing in the shade during the summer months.
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Norman took pride in his yard. Here he is trying to keep up with the fall leaves in 1995.
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This photo was taken at the Holliday Inn in Warsaw, Indiana in 1995.
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Kyle Helpingstine is Norman's first great-grandson. Kyle is the first boy born in our family for 50 years.
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This is one of Norman's great-granddaughters, Sara Helpingstine taken in 1995.
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Here are two more great-granddaughters, Brooklyn & Chelsea Patton.
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This is Norman wearing his Army uniform in 1941. He and his wife spent the day at the park in New Castle.
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Norman, his mother Edith and his brother Robert posed for a snap shot taken in 1969.
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This photo is Norman's father, Virgil. It was taken about 45 years ago. (1954)
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