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Frederick H. Yancey II Former King Press owner; at 53
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Frederick Howell Yancey II of Boston, the owner of King Press and
a former sales manager for Gillette Co., died Wednesday in Boston
Medical Center after suffering a series of strokes. He was 53.
Mr. Yancey was born in Boston and graduated from Boston Technical
High School. He operated King Press in Boston in the 1960s and was a
sales representative for Gillette and Xerox Corp. In 1971 he moved to
Detroit, where he reopened King Press. He returned to Boston last
year.
He was an a...
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Frederick H. Yancey II Former King Press owner; at 53
The Boston Globe
; Frederick Howell Yancey II of Boston, the owner of King Press and a former sales manager for Gillette Co., died Wednesday in Boston Medical Center after suffering a series of strokes. He was 53. Mr. Yancey was born in Boston and graduated from Boston Technical High School. He operated King Press in
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Frederick Yancey of Boston, at 53.(Obituary)
The Boston Herald
; Frederick Howell Yancey II of Boston, founder of King Press and a former sales representative, died Wednesday at Boston Medical Center. He was 53. Born in Boston, he graduated from Boston Technical High School in 1963. He lived in Detroit for 22 years, returning to Boston last year. Mr. Yancey was
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