JOHN FITZGERALD, 52; PHOTOENGRAVER FOR 32 YEARS, INCLUDING 12 AT GLOBE

From: The Boston Globe | Date: February 25, 1987 | Copyright information

A funeral Mass will be said Friday, Feb. 27, at 10 a.m. in St. Bridget's Church, Abington, for John M. Fitzgerald of Abington, a photoengraver for 12 years at The Boston Globe.

Mr. Fitzgerald died Tuesday in Brockton Hospital. He was 52.

Born in Melrose, he was a 1952 graduate of Weymouth High School.

Mr. Fitzgerald was a photoengraver for 32 years. From 1952 to 1968 he was employed by Central Engraving in Boston. He then began working for Brockton Photoengraving...

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