July 14th 1956
Roy and June Ator were married in a Navy Chapel at Anacostia Naval Station fifty years ago.
No. 404297 CERTIFICATE OF MARRIAGE
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I hereby certify that on this 14th day of July 1956, at U.S. Naval Receiving Station Chapel, Roy Earl Ator and Margaret June Wade were by me united in marriage, in accordance with the license issued by the Clerk of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia.
Signed: Rev. Barker C. Howland, Commander, U. S. Navy Chaplain Corps
Their sons Richard and Ronald and daughter Robin live in the Lipan community. Their first daughter, Carrie Ann, died as an infant in 1959 and is buried in Evergreen cemetery. They have several grand children.
Roy is a Lipan area native and attended school in Lipan prior to entering the U. S. Navy in 1950 and serving in the Korean War. June was born in West Virginia and grew up in West Springfield, Pennsylvania. She served in the U. S. Army as a driver in the Pentagon Motor Pool during the Korean War transporting families to Arlington National cemetery for the interment of their loved ones returned from the battlefields of Korea. Roy retired as a Navy Lieutenant in 1973 having served 22 years.
Roy and June are active with the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its auxiliaries. Roy is currently an elected trustee for the VFW National Home for Children in Eaton Rapids, Michigan representing the VFW departments of Arkansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas. They are active volunteers to the VAMC at Waco.
June has been a cancer patient for more than twenty years. Roy had a quintuple bypass early in 1998.
Roy served on submarines and qualified both as enlisted and as an officer during his last 12 years of Navy service. Following Navy retirement, he attended Tarleton State University graduating in 1977 with a degree in Business Administration. He went back to sea for several years as a marine geophysicist traveling worldwide conducting offshore seismic surveys.
They eventually “retired for good” in 1986 on Tuggle Road west of Lipan. Life is good when we can stay active!
Roy's Home Page royator.org
No. 404297 CERTIFICATE OF MARRIAGE
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I hereby certify that on this 14th day of July 1956, at U.S. Naval Receiving Station Chapel, Roy Earl Ator and Margaret June Wade were by me united in marriage, in accordance with the license issued by the Clerk of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia.
Signed: Rev. Barker C. Howland, Commander, U. S. Navy Chaplain Corps
Their sons Richard and Ronald and daughter Robin live in the Lipan community. Their first daughter, Carrie Ann, died as an infant in 1959 and is buried in Evergreen cemetery. They have several grand children.
Roy is a Lipan area native and attended school in Lipan prior to entering the U. S. Navy in 1950 and serving in the Korean War. June was born in West Virginia and grew up in West Springfield, Pennsylvania. She served in the U. S. Army as a driver in the Pentagon Motor Pool during the Korean War transporting families to Arlington National cemetery for the interment of their loved ones returned from the battlefields of Korea. Roy retired as a Navy Lieutenant in 1973 having served 22 years.
Roy and June are active with the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its auxiliaries. Roy is currently an elected trustee for the VFW National Home for Children in Eaton Rapids, Michigan representing the VFW departments of Arkansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas. They are active volunteers to the VAMC at Waco.
June has been a cancer patient for more than twenty years. Roy had a quintuple bypass early in 1998.
Roy served on submarines and qualified both as enlisted and as an officer during his last 12 years of Navy service. Following Navy retirement, he attended Tarleton State University graduating in 1977 with a degree in Business Administration. He went back to sea for several years as a marine geophysicist traveling worldwide conducting offshore seismic surveys.
They eventually “retired for good” in 1986 on Tuggle Road west of Lipan. Life is good when we can stay active!
Roy's Home Page royator.org
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