Richard_Goodhind

[NOTE: The majority of this information comes through the diligent effort of Dorothy Goodhind of Amherst. -AMS]

Following the death of his first wife, Richard was left with five daughters. He re-married to 21 year old Mary L. Stickles (born in Hillsdale, NY on April 13, 1858) on March 15, 1879 in Dalton, MA.

[One of the interesting things to note, many years after the event itself, is that Mary Stickles married Richard Goodhind just 4 days after her father, Jacob, died in on March 11, 1879 in Pittsfield. Even now, one wonders about the relationship between the two events. -TSG]

[I am told that theirs was a difficult household. Mary was fairly close in age to the eldest daughter, Rose, and they did not always see eye-to-eye. Richard did not help matters. One anecdote passed down from my Aunt Dorothy Goodhind is that he would say at the dinner table, with the children present, "Mary Stickles. Please pass the pickles." This of course delighted the children and upset the new Mrs. Goodhind -TSG]

After Richard's death in 1911, Mary re-married to John R. Histon (born in Falls Village, Canaan, CT on February 2, 1858) on April 30, 1912 in Pittsfield, MA. They are supposed to have known each other when much younger; John too had been previously married to Wealtha Stickels. He died on October 31, 1918 and is buried in the Histon lot in Union Cemetery in Mellenville, NY. Mary died in Pittsfield on September 20, 1941 in the Berkshire County Home for Aged Women, now called Berkshire Place. She is buried in Union Cemetery, Mellenville, NY in a lot sold to Mrs. Lucinda Stickles on March 13, 1888.

[Of her six years married to John Histon, Mary is reported to have remarked, "They were the happiest times of my life." -TSG]

G. BERTHA MAY GOODHIND was born on December 17, 1881 in Huntington, MA and died there on September 18, 1882 of cholera infantum. She is buried beside Richard’s first wife, Charlotte, in Dalton, MA.

[Although Bertha May was born AFTER Murray, I have placed her first here rather than at the end of the next section because Murray's family is so large. I did not want her birth and death lost amongst the other family. -TSG]

F. MURRAY MALCOLM GOODHIND was born May 22, 1880, supposedly in Dalton, MA. However, there is no record of his birth there. He married Henrietta May Hawver (born July 9, 1891 in South Lee, daughter of Gilbert Hawver, Jr. and the widow Mary Annis Murphy Smith) on September 24, 1907 in State Line, NY.

[They could not be married in Massachusetts, as she was underage. The building in which they were married was renowned locally, as one half of it sat in New York state and the other half in Massachusetts. She did have the permission of her father, Gilbert Hawver, for the marriage. Murray was 27 years old and Henrietta was 16. They had evidently met in the papermill where Murray worked and his father was Superintnendent. -TSG]

[During the births of their many children, I am told that someone asked about other Goodhinds in Western Massachusetts. The answer he received was that Murray and Henrietta were "over in Lee, working on a baseball team." -TSG]

Murray died in Amherst, MA on March 19, 1956; Henrietta died there on March 6, 1981. They are buried in South Amherst, MA.

1. LUELLA MARY GOODHIND was born in South Lee on February 24, 1910 and married James Francis Coyne Sr. (born May 4, 1908 in Chatham, NY) on February 9, 1927 in the First Baptist Church, East Chatham, NY. Luella passed away on October 18, 1980; Jim died in Leverett on May 25, 1991. Their children:

a. Twin daughter FRANCES COYNE married John Phillips and had one daughter, Elaine Frances. They divorced and she married Nathaniel Hooper and had two boys, Richard James and David Nathaniel. She divorced again and married to Alex Rewa.

b. Twin daughter LUELLA COYNE married James Finn and had three children: Karla Jean, Ora Elizabeth and James B., Jr.

c. LILLIAN COYNE married Donald Thackery and had four children: Donna Louise, Bryan Charles, Mary Frances (deceased) and Alan Thomas. They divorced and she married Howard Morey and had two children: Alfred James and Ann Marie. Lillian passed away on January 16, 2000 at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, MA after a lengthy illness.

d. JAMES FRANCIS COYNE, JR.. married Joanna "Jean" Banasiak and had three children: Joann Frances, James Francis III and Jonathan Leslie. James died on September 27, 1999 at Dartmouth-Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover, NH.

e. MARION COYNE married William Gray and had five children: Doris Ann, Carl Robert, Warren William, Raymond Maurice and Lyle Howard.

2. MALCOLM RICHARD GOODHIND was born in South Lee on April 12, 1911 and married Marjorie Bryant on September 19, 1938 in Agawam. They lived in Agawam until 1968 when they moved to Martha's Vineyard. Mac died there in his sleep of heart failure on April 5, 1976; Margie died of cancer in the Vineyard Hospital Long-Term Care unit on December 18, 1988. They are both buried on Martha's Vineyard. No children.

3. MURRAY MALCOLM GOODHIND, JR. (known as "Junior") was born in Great Barrington on June 19, 1912 and married Geraldine ("Jean") Clark in 1943. He died on October 5, 1991 at home in Easthampton. Their four children:

c. MURRAY MALCOLM GOODHIND, III married (1) Marie Sutherland and (2) Deborah Larabee. With Marie, he had 2 sons, Scott and Michael. In Feb of 2005, I received an e-mail from Scott (Goodhind) Powers from his assignment in Korea. He sent along the following information:

Master Sergeant Scott D. Powers is the Non-Commissioned Officer In Charge of the Weapons System Security Section. He is responsible for all matters of security at Kunsan Air Base, Korea to include two squadrons of F-16 aircraft and more than 70 alarmed facilities and all associated support resources.

Sergeant Powers entered the Air Force in August of 1986 and completed training at the Security Police Academy, graduating as a Law Enforcement Specialist. While at the Academy, Sergeant Powers tried out and was accepted to perform duties as a Ceremonial Guardsman in the Air Force Honor Guard at Bolling Air Force Base in Washington D.C. In the honor guard, he performed ceremonial duties for Presidents Reagan and Bush as well as numerous foreign dignitaries. In 1988, he was selected to perform duties as a Pentagon tour guide and escort. In April of 1989, Sergeant Powers reported to Incirlik Air Base, Turkey where he performed duties as an installation patrolman. In November of 1990, he reported to Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington where he performed duties as a confinement supervisor, desk sergeant and patrolman. His next assignment, in 1993, was Howard Air Force Base, Panama where he performed duties as a desk sergeant, investigator, NCOIC of the armory and NCOIC of mobility/counter narcotics. In July of 1996, Sergeant Powers reported to Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany where he performed duties as a Law Enforcement Flight Chief and later as a Security Forces Fight Chief. His next assignment; in 2002, was Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota where he performed duties as a Missile Security Forces Flight Chief. In January, of 2005 Sergeant Powers reported to his present assignment at Kunsan Air Base, Korea. He has also served in Bosnia, Colombia, Cuba, Israel, Peru, and Sicily.

Sergeant Powers married the former Cheryl Rutter of Creston, Washington in April of 1992. Together, they have one son; Evan John and an adopted Panamanian housecat (Tiger). His interests include stamp collecting, racing, restoring and modifying cars, hunting and fishing.

Education:

High School Diploma, Smith Vocational-Agricultural High School

Associate Degree, Criminal Justice, Community College of the Air Force

4. DOROTHY HELEN GOODHIND was born in Adams, MA on December 24, 1916. Never married. Aunt Dot passed away peacefully on June 19, 2007 in Amherst at the age of 90. She is buried with her parents in South Amherst.

5. JOHN RAYMOND GOODHIND was born in Adams, MA on May 3, 1918 and married Marion Gralenski on May 31, 1939. He died on December 6, 1971; Marion remarried William Whitcomb of Amherst. Marion passed away on May 11, 1997. Bill died March 14, 1999 in Amherst. John and Marion's four children:

d. MICHAEL JOHN GOODHIND was born June 26, 1956 in Northampton. He married Frances K. Pekala. Mike died April 30, 2006 in Erving, MA.

6. EDWARD STANLEY GOODHIND was born in South Lee on September 18, 1919 and married Genevieve Katherine Mientka (born June 16, 1918 in Northampton). They were married in two separate ceremonies: the first on March 15, 1943 in Spartansburg, South Carolina and the second on October 9, 1945 in Forestville, Missouri. Edward died in Springfield on November 24, 1989 and is buried there. Aunt Genevieve died April 3, 2005 in Springfield and is buried with her husband.

d. CHARLES ( "Butch") GOODHIND was born January 23, 1950. He passed away on February 23, 1994.

7. RICHARD NORMAN GOODHIND was born in South Lee on June 7, 1921 and married Anne Spinelli, who died on November 14, 1966. He lived most of his adult life in Northampton. During World War II, Richard served in the South Pacific. Uncle Dick passed away on May 1, 1999. Dick and Anne had three daughters:

8. VIRGINIA MAE GOODHIND was born in South Lee on November 23, 1922. She married Louis Wilford Facto (born August 28, 1922 in Easthampton) on November 14, 1947 at the Second Congregational Church in Amherst. Louis died on April 18, 1978 in Easthampton. He is buried in Brookside Cemetery on Williston Avenue, Easthampton. Their five children:

9. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH GOODHIND was born in East Chatham, New York on October 7, 1924. She married Alfred Masloski, then divorced. She died on February 25, 1966 in Northampton. She is buried with her parents in the Goodhind family plot in South Amherst. Three sons:

a. MICHAEL EDWARD (MASLOSKI) GOODHIND was born on March 25, 1944; he died on December 1, 1997 in Hartford, CT.. Michael legally changed his family name to "Goodhind" during his lifetime. Michael married Barbara Demara on August 1, 1969. One daughter.

b. Twin PATRICK JAMES (MASLOSKI) GOODHIND was born January 14, 1955 in Northampton, MA. He married Deborah Ann Downie. Three children.

c. Twin TIMOTHY STEPHEN (MASLOSKI) GOODHIND was born January 14, 1955 in Northampton, MA. He married first Betsy Jean Thornton (of Amherst; born September 14, 1955) on February 17, 1978. Three sons. They divorced in 1989. He then re-married to Susan Ellen Shutta (born February 23, 1963 in Evreux, France) on September 9, 1995 in Gill, MA. In December of 2006, Tim, Sue and their three sons changed their name legally to "Goodhind."

10. GILBERT HAWVER GOODHIND was born in Canaan, New York on December 17, 1925. He married Patricia Ann Hill (of Greenfield; born April 19, 1933) on February 26, 1952 in Olive Bridge, New York. Gil passed away on January 5, 1997; he is buried in Green River Cemetery in Greenfield, MA. His name is entered with honor on the Vietnam War Veteran's Memorial in Greenfield, MA.

"Enlisted in the US Navy 21 July, 1943 at Springfield, MA. Boot Camp at Sampson, NY, and then sent to gunnery school at Camp Shelton, VA. After gunnery school, assigned to Armed Guard Center, NY, for convoy duty as a 20MM gunner. First convoy trip was to Eastham, England.

My next trip was to Russia. We left Scotland on Christmas Eve, 1944. Arrived in Murmansk and then sent into the White Sea to Malotovsk where we were frozen in until spring (3 months). An icebreaker finally freed us. My next trip was into the Mediterranean for nine months and the invasion of southern France.

My last trip was on a T2 tanker, which took me around the world with the war ending for me in the Indian Ocean. I was discharged as a Seaman First Class at the naval base in Boston on December 6, 1945. Enlisted in the US Army on December 6, 1948.

Basic training at Fort Dix, NJ. Transferred to Japan, 1949-1950. In 1950, transferred to Korea in the 24th Division, 1950-1951. Received orders to England, 1953-1955. Orders to Germany 1959-1962. Orders to Vietnam 1967-1968. Orders to Korea 1970-1971. Returned to Fort Lewis, Washington, February 1, 1973 as Communications Chief MSG E8.

b. RONALD GILBERT GOODHIND was born on September 30, 1954 in Wimpole Park, Cambridge, England. Ronald served in the US Marine Corps from 1976-1978. He died on October 17, 1984 and is buried in Green River Cemetery in Greenfield, MA.

11. LORENA MARIE GOODHIND was born on June 26, 1927 in East Chatham, New York. She died on November 18, 1984 in Bricktown, NJ and is buried in Lakewood Cemetery in Lakewood, NJ. One son:

12. ARTHUR DANIEL GOODHIND was born on March 2, 1930 in Pittsfield and married Barbara Farrick (of Whately; born February 5, 1935) on April 18, 1954. They reside in Shutesbury, MA.

Arthur enlisted in the Army in December 1948. He was discharged in February 1950 but was called back to duty in October 1950. He served in Korea from November 1950 until August 1951. He received an Honorable Discharge as a Private First Class in October 1951.

13. ALBERT ("Bucky") GOODHIND was born on March 1, 1931 in East Chatham, New York and married Anne Cleary on August 20, 1949 in Northampton, MA. They operated the Town House Restaurant on Main St. in Palmer for over 30 years; they also ran a catering business. Bucky died on January 16, 2010 in Palmer. Bucky and Anne had five children:

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	Richard's second family [NOTE: The majority of this information comes through the diligent effort of Dorothy Goodhind of Amherst. -AMS] Following the death of his first wife, Richard was left with five daughters. He re-married to 21 year old Mary L. Stickles (born in Hillsdale, NY on April 13, 1858) on March 15, 1879 in Dalton, MA. [One of the interesting things to note, many years after the event itself, is that Mary Stickles married Richard Goodhind just 4 days after her father, Jacob, died in on March 11, 1879 in Pittsfield. Even now, one wonders about the relationship between the two events. -TSG] [I am told that theirs was a difficult household. Mary was fairly close in age to the eldest daughter, Rose, and they did not always see eye-to-eye. Richard did not help matters. One anecdote passed down from my Aunt Dorothy Goodhind is that he would say at the dinner table, with the children present, "Mary Stickles. Please pass the pickles." This of course delighted the children and upset the new Mrs. Goodhind -TSG] After Richard's death in 1911, Mary re-married to John R. Histon (born in Falls Village, Canaan, CT on February 2, 1858) on April 30, 1912 in Pittsfield, MA. They are supposed to have known each other when much younger; John too had been previously married to Wealtha Stickels. He died on October 31, 1918 and is buried in the Histon lot in Union Cemetery in Mellenville, NY. Mary died in Pittsfield on September 20, 1941 in the Berkshire County Home for Aged Women, now called Berkshire Place. She is buried in Union Cemetery, Mellenville, NY in a lot sold to Mrs. Lucinda Stickles on March 13, 1888. [Of her six years married to John Histon, Mary is reported to have remarked, "They were the happiest times of my life." -TSG] Richard and Mary had two children: G. BERTHA MAY GOODHIND was born on December 17, 1881 in Huntington, MA and died there on September 18, 1882 of cholera infantum. She is buried beside Richard’s first wife, Charlotte, in Dalton, MA. [Although Bertha May was born AFTER Murray, I have placed her first here rather than at the end of the next section because Murray's family is so large. I did not want her birth and death lost amongst the other family. -TSG] F. MURRAY MALCOLM GOODHIND was born May 22, 1880, supposedly in Dalton, MA. However, there is no record of his birth there. He married Henrietta May Hawver (born July 9, 1891 in South Lee, daughter of Gilbert Hawver, Jr. and the widow Mary Annis Murphy Smith) on September 24, 1907 in State Line, NY. [They could not be married in Massachusetts, as she was underage. The building in which they were married was renowned locally, as one half of it sat in New York state and the other half in Massachusetts. She did have the permission of her father, Gilbert Hawver, for the marriage. Murray was 27 years old and Henrietta was 16. They had evidently met in the papermill where Murray worked and his father was Superintnendent. -TSG] [During the births of their many children, I am told that someone asked about other Goodhinds in Western Massachusetts. The answer he received was that Murray and Henrietta were "over in Lee, working on a baseball team." -TSG] Murray died in Amherst, MA on March 19, 1956; Henrietta died there on March 6, 1981. They are buried in South Amherst, MA. They had thirteen (13) children: 1. LUELLA MARY GOODHIND was born in South Lee on February 24, 1910 and married James Francis Coyne Sr. (born May 4, 1908 in Chatham, NY) on February 9, 1927 in the First Baptist Church, East Chatham, NY. Luella passed away on October 18, 1980; Jim died in Leverett on May 25, 1991. Their children: a. Twin daughter FRANCES COYNE married John Phillips and had one daughter, Elaine Frances. They divorced and she married Nathaniel Hooper and had two boys, Richard James and David Nathaniel. She divorced again and married to Alex Rewa. b. Twin daughter LUELLA COYNE married James Finn and had three children: Karla Jean, Ora Elizabeth and James B., Jr. c. LILLIAN COYNE married Donald Thackery and had four children: Donna Louise, Bryan Charles, Mary Frances (deceased) and Alan Thomas. They divorced and she married Howard Morey and had two children: Alfred James and Ann Marie. Lillian passed away on January 16, 2000 at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, MA after a lengthy illness. d. JAMES FRANCIS COYNE, JR.. married Joanna "Jean" Banasiak and had three children: Joann Frances, James Francis III and Jonathan Leslie. James died on September 27, 1999 at Dartmouth-Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover, NH. e. MARION COYNE married William Gray and had five children: Doris Ann, Carl Robert, Warren William, Raymond Maurice and Lyle Howard. f. EDWARD MURRAY COYNE married Priscilla Larouche and had one son, Gary Ray. 2. MALCOLM RICHARD GOODHIND was born in South Lee on April 12, 1911 and married Marjorie Bryant on September 19, 1938 in Agawam. They lived in Agawam until 1968 when they moved to Martha's Vineyard. Mac died there in his sleep of heart failure on April 5, 1976; Margie died of cancer in the Vineyard Hospital Long-Term Care unit on December 18, 1988. They are both buried on Martha's Vineyard. No children. 3. MURRAY MALCOLM GOODHIND, JR. (known as "Junior") was born in Great Barrington on June 19, 1912 and married Geraldine ("Jean") Clark in 1943. He died on October 5, 1991 at home in Easthampton. Their four children: a. VIRGINIA ANN GOODHIND b. ROBERT GOODHIND c. MURRAY MALCOLM GOODHIND, III married (1) Marie Sutherland and (2) Deborah Larabee. With Marie, he had 2 sons, Scott and Michael. In Feb of 2005, I received an e-mail from Scott (Goodhind) Powers from his assignment in Korea. He sent along the following information: Master Sergeant Scott D. Powers is the Non-Commissioned Officer In Charge of the Weapons System Security Section. He is responsible for all matters of security at Kunsan Air Base, Korea to include two squadrons of F-16 aircraft and more than 70 alarmed facilities and all associated support resources. Sergeant Powers entered the Air Force in August of 1986 and completed training at the Security Police Academy, graduating as a Law Enforcement Specialist. While at the Academy, Sergeant Powers tried out and was accepted to perform duties as a Ceremonial Guardsman in the Air Force Honor Guard at Bolling Air Force Base in Washington D.C. In the honor guard, he performed ceremonial duties for Presidents Reagan and Bush as well as numerous foreign dignitaries. In 1988, he was selected to perform duties as a Pentagon tour guide and escort. In April of 1989, Sergeant Powers reported to Incirlik Air Base, Turkey where he performed duties as an installation patrolman. In November of 1990, he reported to Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington where he performed duties as a confinement supervisor, desk sergeant and patrolman. His next assignment, in 1993, was Howard Air Force Base, Panama where he performed duties as a desk sergeant, investigator, NCOIC of the armory and NCOIC of mobility/counter narcotics. In July of 1996, Sergeant Powers reported to Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany where he performed duties as a Law Enforcement Flight Chief and later as a Security Forces Fight Chief. His next assignment; in 2002, was Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota where he performed duties as a Missile Security Forces Flight Chief. In January, of 2005 Sergeant Powers reported to his present assignment at Kunsan Air Base, Korea. He has also served in Bosnia, Colombia, Cuba, Israel, Peru, and Sicily. Sergeant Powers married the former Cheryl Rutter of Creston, Washington in April of 1992. Together, they have one son; Evan John and an adopted Panamanian housecat (Tiger). His interests include stamp collecting, racing, restoring and modifying cars, hunting and fishing. Education: High School Diploma, Smith Vocational-Agricultural High School Associate Degree, Criminal Justice, Community College of the Air Force Major Awards and Decorations: Meritorious Service Medal Air Force Commendation Medal (4 Devices) Joint Service Achievement Medal Air Force Achievement Medal (3 Devices) Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal (1 Device) Global War on Terrorism Medal Armed Forces Service Medal (1 Device) Humanitarian Service Medal NATO Medal (Awarded three times) Effective Dates of Promotion: 13 Feb 87 Airman (E-2) 13 Dec 87 Airman First Class (E-3) 13 Aug 89 Senior Airman (E-4) 1 Sep 90 Sergeant (E-4) 1 Jun 93 Staff Sergeant (E-5) 1 May 99 Technical Sergeant (E-6) 1 Jun 02 Master Sergeant (E-7) d. DAVID GOODHIND 4. DOROTHY HELEN GOODHIND was born in Adams, MA on December 24, 1916. Never married. Aunt Dot passed away peacefully on June 19, 2007 in Amherst at the age of 90. She is buried with her parents in South Amherst. 5. JOHN RAYMOND GOODHIND was born in Adams, MA on May 3, 1918 and married Marion Gralenski on May 31, 1939. He died on December 6, 1971; Marion remarried William Whitcomb of Amherst. Marion passed away on May 11, 1997. Bill died March 14, 1999 in Amherst. John and Marion's four children: a. KATHLEEN GOODHIND b. BARBARA GOODHIND c. MARION THERESA GOODHIND d. MICHAEL JOHN GOODHIND was born June 26, 1956 in Northampton. He married Frances K. Pekala. Mike died April 30, 2006 in Erving, MA. 6. EDWARD STANLEY GOODHIND was born in South Lee on September 18, 1919 and married Genevieve Katherine Mientka (born June 16, 1918 in Northampton). They were married in two separate ceremonies: the first on March 15, 1943 in Spartansburg, South Carolina and the second on October 9, 1945 in Forestville, Missouri. Edward died in Springfield on November 24, 1989 and is buried there. Aunt Genevieve died April 3, 2005 in Springfield and is buried with her husband. Edward served in the South Pacific during World War II. a. EDWARD STANLEY GOODHIND, JR. b. EUGENE GOODHIND died in 1966. c. LINDA GOODHIND d. CHARLES ( "Butch") GOODHIND was born January 23, 1950. He passed away on February 23, 1994. 7. RICHARD NORMAN GOODHIND was born in South Lee on June 7, 1921 and married Anne Spinelli, who died on November 14, 1966. He lived most of his adult life in Northampton. During World War II, Richard served in the South Pacific. Uncle Dick passed away on May 1, 1999. Dick and Anne had three daughters: a. CAROLE ANN GOODHIND b. NANCY JANE GOODHIND c. JOAN MARIE GOODHIND 8. VIRGINIA MAE GOODHIND was born in South Lee on November 23, 1922. She married Louis Wilford Facto (born August 28, 1922 in Easthampton) on November 14, 1947 at the Second Congregational Church in Amherst. Louis died on April 18, 1978 in Easthampton. He is buried in Brookside Cemetery on Williston Avenue, Easthampton. Their five children: a. WILLIAM LOUIS FACTO b. ROBERT EDWARD FACTO c. LAURIE ELLEN FACTO d. LINDA MARIE FACTO e. KAREN LOUISE FACTO 9. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH GOODHIND was born in East Chatham, New York on October 7, 1924. She married Alfred Masloski, then divorced. She died on February 25, 1966 in Northampton. She is buried with her parents in the Goodhind family plot in South Amherst. Three sons: a. MICHAEL EDWARD (MASLOSKI) GOODHIND was born on March 25, 1944; he died on December 1, 1997 in Hartford, CT.. Michael legally changed his family name to "Goodhind" during his lifetime. Michael married Barbara Demara on August 1, 1969. One daughter. b. Twin PATRICK JAMES (MASLOSKI) GOODHIND was born January 14, 1955 in Northampton, MA. He married Deborah Ann Downie. Three children. c. Twin TIMOTHY STEPHEN (MASLOSKI) GOODHIND was born January 14, 1955 in Northampton, MA. He married first Betsy Jean Thornton (of Amherst; born September 14, 1955) on February 17, 1978. Three sons. They divorced in 1989. He then re-married to Susan Ellen Shutta (born February 23, 1963 in Evreux, France) on September 9, 1995 in Gill, MA. In December of 2006, Tim, Sue and their three sons changed their name legally to "Goodhind." 10. GILBERT HAWVER GOODHIND was born in Canaan, New York on December 17, 1925. He married Patricia Ann Hill (of Greenfield; born April 19, 1933) on February 26, 1952 in Olive Bridge, New York. Gil passed away on January 5, 1997; he is buried in Green River Cemetery in Greenfield, MA. His name is entered with honor on the Vietnam War Veteran's Memorial in Greenfield, MA. Of his extensive military service, Gil wrote the following: "Enlisted in the US Navy 21 July, 1943 at Springfield, MA. Boot Camp at Sampson, NY, and then sent to gunnery school at Camp Shelton, VA. After gunnery school, assigned to Armed Guard Center, NY, for convoy duty as a 20MM gunner. First convoy trip was to Eastham, England. My next trip was to Russia. We left Scotland on Christmas Eve, 1944. Arrived in Murmansk and then sent into the White Sea to Malotovsk where we were frozen in until spring (3 months). An icebreaker finally freed us. My next trip was into the Mediterranean for nine months and the invasion of southern France. My last trip was on a T2 tanker, which took me around the world with the war ending for me in the Indian Ocean. I was discharged as a Seaman First Class at the naval base in Boston on December 6, 1945. Enlisted in the US Army on December 6, 1948. Basic training at Fort Dix, NJ. Transferred to Japan, 1949-1950. In 1950, transferred to Korea in the 24th Division, 1950-1951. Received orders to England, 1953-1955. Orders to Germany 1959-1962. Orders to Vietnam 1967-1968. Orders to Korea 1970-1971. Returned to Fort Lewis, Washington, February 1, 1973 as Communications Chief MSG E8. Employed 15 years Civil Service. Retired with 42 years in federal service." a. DOREEN ELIZABETH GOODHIND b. RONALD GILBERT GOODHIND was born on September 30, 1954 in Wimpole Park, Cambridge, England. Ronald served in the US Marine Corps from 1976-1978. He died on October 17, 1984 and is buried in Green River Cemetery in Greenfield, MA. c. LAWRENCE ("Larry") JAMES GOODHIND 11. LORENA MARIE GOODHIND was born on June 26, 1927 in East Chatham, New York. She died on November 18, 1984 in Bricktown, NJ and is buried in Lakewood Cemetery in Lakewood, NJ. One son: a. JOHN JUNIOR GOODHIND 12. ARTHUR DANIEL GOODHIND was born on March 2, 1930 in Pittsfield and married Barbara Farrick (of Whately; born February 5, 1935) on April 18, 1954. They reside in Shutesbury, MA. Arthur enlisted in the Army in December 1948. He was discharged in February 1950 but was called back to duty in October 1950. He served in Korea from November 1950 until August 1951. He received an Honorable Discharge as a Private First Class in October 1951. Four sons: a. JOHN EDWARD GOODHIND b. ARTHUR DANIEL GOODHIND, JR. c. PETER JAMES GOODHIND d. PAUL LEWIS GOODHIND 13. ALBERT ("Bucky") GOODHIND was born on March 1, 1931 in East Chatham, New York and married Anne Cleary on August 20, 1949 in Northampton, MA. They operated the Town House Restaurant on Main St. in Palmer for over 30 years; they also ran a catering business. Bucky died on January 16, 2010 in Palmer. Bucky and Anne had five children: a. ELIZABETH ANNE GOODHIND b. DANIEL EDWARD GOODHIND c. DEBRA JEAN GOODHIND d. ANNE MARIE GOODHIND e. AMY PATRICIA GOODHIND		About papermaking Do you know where he's buried? Yes, we do! Richard's Civil War record Richard Goodhind with nephew Alfred Tombstone of Bertha May Goodhind, Dalton, MA Mary L. Stickles Goodhind with baby Murray Malcolm Mary L. Stickles Goodhind Murray Malcolm Goodhind Sr. and Henrietta Hawver Murray Goodhind family portrait (1945) Goodhind farm, Chatham, NY, 1920s Goodhind farm, Sayre Road, Chatham, NY, Fall 2002 Goodhind farm, Sayre Road, Chatham, NY, Fall 2002 Vietnam Memorial, Greenfield, MA