Victor S Oakes obituary highlights Naples resident and WWII veteran
Victor S. Oakes 94 of Naples Florida died at home on March 3 2018 born February 2 1924 in Uruguay lived in New York and Pennsylvania before moving to Naples 25 years ago He graduated from Syracuse University and Harvard Business School and worked as Plant Manager at International Paper and Hammermill Paper Companies He served in the Army Air Corps during World War II as a radio operator in China and India An Oswego New York native he served on banking philanthropic and educational boards was President of the Oswego Chamber of Commerce and an Honorary Rotarian In Naples he belonged to Moorings Country Club enjoyed golf and bridge He was predeceased by his first wife Doris two children John and Judy and siblings He is survived by his wife Marion stepchildren Jan Kevin Bill and Karen grandchildren Jayden and Ashlyn sister Leah and niece Marilyn Cremation was entrusted to Beachwood Cremation Society Naples and Nelson Funeral Home Oswego Donations may be made to The Tree and Garden Club Moorings Country Club Naples.
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FDA did not issue new vaccine autism statement this week
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Northeast storm shuts schools and halts flights again
A second winter nor’easter hits the Northeast bringing heavy wet snow, power outages affecting hundreds of thousands, and widespread flight cancellations. Meteorologists warn of thundersnow, with icy conditions closing roads and prompting emergency declarations across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, and New England.
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FDA chief seeks more mail inspectors to curb opioids
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