Edward “Ned” F.

Malone Sr Sr.

TROY – Edward “Ned” F. Malone Sr. died on Septem - ber 16, 2017 at the Eddy Vilon lage Green in Cohoes.

Ned was born in Troy, NY May 17th, 1924 and re - sided in Brunswick for the past 45 years. He was the son of the late Edward J. Malone and Dorothy Be - bernitz Malone. On July 11th 1948 he married Joan Marie Kane Malone.

Ned attended Lansingburgh schools and graduated from the Veterans Vocational School ( forerunner to HVCC) and Russell Sage Junior College. His first employment was his fam - ily’s milk route in Troy, Green Island & Watervliet, later at the Watervliet Ar - senal all prior to WWII. After the war he became a NYS Department of Trans - portation employee on the Erie Canal for 34 years as well as a licensed Real Es - tate Broker for 32 years.

He was a WW II veteran serving in the CBI theatre of the war, attaining the rank of Staff Sargent.

Over the years he was aci tive in many fraternal and veterans organizationsi such as the DAV, the CBI Veterans, VFW, the Veter - ans of Lansingburgh, Spieothers. gel Elders, the Friends of 112th Street and numerous

Ned was predeceased by his wife Joan, his son Michael J. his sister Doro - thy E. Cuerdon and one grandchild. He is survived by three sons and their wives, Edward F. ( Debo - rah) Malone Sr. of Brunsof wick, Stephen A. ( Carol) Malone of Sand Lake and Mark K. ( Maria) Malone Rotterdam, 9 grandchil - dren and 9 great grandchil Constance dren. He is also survived by his brother Lawrence B. ( Barbara) Malone of Guilderland and his sister Constance A. LaPosta of Troy. He is also survived by many cousins, nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews.

Friends are invited to call on Wednesday from 4 to 7 pm at the Frank P. McDon - ald & Son Funeral Home 870 Second Avenue ( 124th & 125th Streets) in Lan - singburgh. Funeral service will be on Thursday at 11 am in the Funeral Home and at 12 pm in the Ger - ald BH Solomon National Cemetery in Schuylerville with full military honors.

The family would like to thank the wonderful and caring staff at the Eddy Vil -