Individual Details

1930 Census. Queens, New York, Hh 15
Wilhemina Lichten, 47, widow, b. NY, father b. Ireland, mother b. NY, Housework
William, son, 14
Violet, Dau,, 11
Wilbur, son, 6

16 Oct 1940 World War II Draft Registration
William John Lichten, of 114-35 Farmers Ave., St. Albans, Queens, NY was age 25, b. 11 Apr 1915 in Woodhaven, Queens. Mrs. Gladys Josephine Lichten, wife, would always know his address. Employed by Pen Brass & Bronze Works, 111-105 Dobbin St., Brooklyn. 5'10 1/2" tall, 150 lb. Blue eyes, brown hair.

He apparently had a second marriage but it was never mentioned in his obituary. The obit of Zella Cornaby Evans Lunt Lichten was in The Daily Herald, Provo, Utah, Sat. 31 May 2003, p.7
Zella...age 88, passed away May 28, 2003 in Springville, Utah. She was born Feb 2, 1915 in Benjamin, Utah to Frederick M. & Elsie May Tuttle Cornaby...
She married Thelbert W. Evans, May 6, 1946. They were later divorced. He had two sons. She married Morgan W. Lunt, Dec. 20, 1958. He died Dec. 23, 1965. He had two sons and one daughter.
She married William John Licten, Sept 4, 1991, he had two daughters.
...never blessed with children of her own...
She is survived by her husband William, step-sons Rodney & Richard Evans, Michael Lunt, and step-daughters, Karen Lunt McPherson, Nancy Lichten Alder, Judy Hensen,,,

Obituary placed on Ancestry tree.
William John Lichten
"Together Again"
William John Lichten, 92, died at the Orem, Utah home of his daughter Judy (Steve) Hansen on July 13, 2007. Bill was tenderly cared for by daughters, Nancy and Judy, granddaughter, Mindy and by wonderful staff and volunteers from Comfort Care Hospice. His last days were eased by visits from his daughter, Anjum, from Arizona and from grandchildren and dear friends.
Bill, with his wife Gladys, lived in Bayville, New York until his retirement. They enjoyed the beach, Long Island Sound, activity in their LDS Ward, and a succession of foster babies whom they cared for with love and joy. Bill worked for 34 years at LILCO, moving up from meter installer to management as Gas Systems Coordinator. He took pride in being self-educated and was devoted to lifelong learning.
In 1985, Bill, Gladys and Judy moved to Utah to be near daughters Anjum Malone and Nancy (Kevin) Alder. Bill was very active in Orem Senior Citizens and Golden K Kiwanis. He was devoted to his grandchildren Bryson and Steven Alder, Marisa Goodman, Greg, and Kayla Malone and Mindy Aguayo, and to great-granddaughters Hailie Aguayo and Madisyn Goodman. Bill's life was one of integrity, fidelity and service.
Bill's belief in the Gospel of Jesus Christ gave him comfort and the certainty that he was returning to the arms of his Savior and beloved family members. Among these are his wife Gladys, son Jimmy, grandson Clayton, sister Violet, his uncle Hen who helped raise him, and his parents.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, July 19, 2007 at 11:00 a.m. at the Hillcrest 4th Ward Chapel, 400 East 800 South in Orem. Friends and family may call one hour prior to the services at the ward chapel. Interment will be in the Orem City Cemetery. Services are under the direction of Sundberg-Olpin Funeral Home of Orem.

Birth	11 Apr 1915	Woodhaven, Queens County, New York
Marriage	14 Apr 1939	St. Albans, Queens, New York - Gladys Josephine Chamberlin
Death	13 Jul 2007	Orem, Utah County, Utah

Spouse	Gladys Josephine Chamberlin (1917 - 1989)
Child	Living
Child	Living