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- Gerard seems to have had a little adventure as a youngster. On 04 Nov 1944, the 16-year old sailed into New York City, NY, aboard the Americanvessel SS Wind Rush, having departed Liverpool, England,on 12 Oct 1944. He served 2 months as an "O S" having joined the crew on 07 Sep 1944.Gerard measured 5' 5" and 145 pounds and had an appendix scar.
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In 1961, Gerard and Norma paid $219 in property taxes. In 1963, they paid $251 in taxes on their home. In 1964, they paid $287.
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Portsmouth Herald (NH) -- Friday 14 Nov 1975
MARKET REPRICING DEFENDED
Montpelier, VT (AP) -- A bill prohibiting supermarkets from repricing products already tagged and on display has run into opposition from mostmembers of the House Commerce Committee. "This is the craziest bill I have ever read," Rep. GerardArbour,D-Rutland, VT, said Thursday. "You're picking on grocery stores."
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In Mar 1979, Gerard and Norma purchased a home in Broward County, FL, in the Spring Lake Villas, from William W. and Maragaret E. Pattison. They sold this unit in Jul 1995 to Athera M. Pascascio.
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from arrestcourtinfo,com -- extracted 11 Dec 2012
Gerald Arbour
On Monday, December 4th, 1995 Gerald Arbour was arrested on charges of:
1 Workers Compensation Fraud
1 Grand Theft 3rd $300 - $20 000
The location of the arrest was 14101 BASIN ST. More information on these charges are available here.
Gerald Arbour was born on Wednesday, November 9th, 1927 (DOB: 11/9/1927) in Massachusetts, USA, he was 68 years old at the time of his arrest.In the arrest report (Booking Number: 95053297), Gerald Arbour is described as being a older whitemale with gray hair and brown eyes. He weighed 197 pounds and was 6 feet and 00 inches tall and had a large build.
No occupation is listed for Gerald Arbour, however his employer is listed as 'RETIRED'.
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Rutland Herald (VT) -- Tuesday 13 Sep 2011
Gerard J. Arbour Sr. -- Estero, FL -- Gerard Joseph "Jerry" Arbour Sr.,83, of Estero, FL, passed away peacefully on Friday, 9 September 2011,at Life Care Center of Estero, with his family by his side. Formerly of Augusta, Maine, he had been a resident of Southwest Florida since 2000. Jerry was born 9 November 1927, in Augusta, Maine, the son of the late Anselme and Marie-Ange (Poulin) Arbour. Jerry was predeceased in death by his loving wife of 45 years, Norma Gates Arbour, and his sister,Jeanne D'Arc Daigle. Mr. Arbour was a veteran of the US Army and Merchant Marines. He was most proud of being an interpreter for Dwight D. Eisenhower while being stationed in Paris, France. He owned and operated Jerry Arbour IceCream Distributorship Inc. which he built from scratch and serviced primarily Vermont and the New England area. He employed several people throughout the years. He was also a well-respected state representative for the state of Vermont. Mr. Arbour will best be remembered for his kind generosity, his love of life, his ability to bring out the best in people, and for his keen ability to walk into a room and make people happy! But far more important, he will always be remembered forthe deep love he had for his family -- they were everything to him. Heis survived by his loving children, Gerard J. Arbour Jr. of Naples, FL, Michele A. (Christine Gray) Arbour of Estero,Fla., Stephanie (Sebastian) Haase of Atlanta, GA; sisters, Therese (Larry) Gates of Athens,Texas, Claudette (Edward) Bridgers of Cape Coral, FL; loving mother, Isabelle Arbour of Augusta, Maine; grandsons, Jarred Davis Arbour of Charlotte, N.C., Jordan Joseph (Melissa) Arbour of Milton, MA; great-grandson, Hunter Joseph Arbour; Stacie Zavistaski of Rutland, VT; and several loving nieces and nephews. The family would like to publicly express theirgratitude and appreciation to the staff of the Life Care Center of Estero for their compassion, love, friendship and professional care continuouslygiven to our father. His life was enriched by all of them! A Massof Christian Burial will be celebrated on Saturday, 24 September 2011,at 1:00 pm at Our Lady of Light Catholic Church, 19680 CypressView Drive, Fort Myers, FL 33967. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the HDSA of New England (Huntington's disease), 6 Boston Road, Suite 203A, Chelmsford, MA 01824, please include Jerry's name on yourdonation. Sympathy cards can be sent to the Arbour Family, 114 Pier K, Naples, FL 34112.
Excerpts from Jerry's online Guestbook . . .
13 September 2011
Dear Gerry, Michele, Stephanie, & family, I'm very sorry to hear about your Father's passing. We had alot of fun through the years & I'll always remember all the icecream & goodies he gave me throughmy childhood. I was proud to have known your Dad & I hope you will remember all the good memories to help you through this difficult time. Love, Tim Wierzbicki ~ Tim Wierzbicki, Rutland, Vermont
13 September 2011
To the Arbour family: Sorry to learn of the passing of your Dad, he wasa great man, friend and positive, always smiling! I remember when yourDad would be with my Mom & Dad and come into my parents stores he was bigger then life to me. I remember driving around in his "Bat-mobile!" I have often thought of your Dad and family, and have missed you beautiful family over the years. GOD Bless your Dad, as he join your Mom and my parents and many other of his friends in GOD's glorious kingdom in Heaven. May GOD lift your Dad upon Eagles Wing to bring him home, and may GOD's Perpetual Light Shine upon your Dad in Eternal Life. R.I.P. Mr.Arbour. GOD Bless you Jerry, Michelle and Stephanie and your families.~ Gregory Thayer and Family Rutland, VT
13 September 2011
My sincere condolences to the Arbour family. I have such fond memories esp. loading the trucks full of ice cream. It was a summer job in high school.Gerard had such a beautiful voice, there were manya saturday night after a night of dinner and dancing that the legion group would cometo our family home and my mom would fix a big breakfast and as usual Ifound my way to the entertainment center(kimble organ) and play with Gerard behind me singing. Thanks for the memories Gerard &Norma. ~ Pat Trepanier, West Rutland, Vermont
13 September 2011
To the Arbour family, Word cannot express how much your Mom and Dad meant to me as a child. They were the best! If my parents couldn't find me, more times than not I was at your house. There are too many memories of your Dad for me to tell. A few tbaus d0s-e Le ssaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»hings the immediately come to mind: Hanging out in your dad's office playing with the speaker phone calling my dad and talking to him as your father laughed in the background, playing bumper pool in the basement at Catherine drive.The letter that hbaus d0s-e Le ssaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»e got the governor at the time to write for my parent's 25th anniversary meant so much to my dadand mom. I have not seen him in overtwenty years and I can still hearhis voice and his laugh. I am so sad by his passing butIcan't help but smile thinus d0s-e Le ssaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»king of the memories what a great man he was! Please exceptmy heartfelt condolences. Farwell Gerry -- Cheers to a life that waswell lived! Say hi to my dad for me. ~ Peter Polcaro, Winder, Georgia
13 September 2011
Gerry, Michele, Stephanie & Family -- Our family is saddened by the loss of your father/son Jerry. We all have wonderful memories of him as wewere growing up. Uncle Jerry always made us smile and laugh and had such a big heart. May you holdonto those wonderful memories of him and becomforted knowing that he is with his beloved wife Norma. Love to All,Steve, Glenn and Melodee Gates (Sidebottom)
14 September 2011
Stephanie, Gerry and Michelle, So sorry to read of your Dad's passing. I have so many fond memories growing up across the street from your family. From one unforgettable Christmas Eve I knew Santa was right outside our house to unlimited fudsgesicles. Your dad had the greatest laugh and always had a smile. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. ~ Debbie Smith Crowley, Springfield, Vermont
14 September 2011
During the 1960s and 70s I was a delivery-salesman in the Rutland area so I got to know Jerry that way. He was a wonderful person and had a great personality - always laughing and joking and making people feel good. The world is a lesser place without him. ~ Michael McMorrow, North Clarendon, Vermont
14 September 2011
Michelle, Jerry and Steph: My condolences on the passing of your dad. Be assured he is at peace with your mom. The memory of your parents reflects the love their for your family as a whole. May each of you find peace in knowing both your parents are at the Right Hand of Our Loving Father. ~ Reggie Colomb, Wilmington, North Carolina
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1927 - 2011 (83 ans)
