Burton B. Mitchell ’35

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BURTON MITCIIELL DIED in June 1994, at his home in Greenlawn, N.Y. He was 80. Burr came to Princeton from Manual Training H.S. in Brooklyn. He married Dolores Gilmartin in 1942, and she predeceased him. There were two children, Linda and Dennis, who survive, as do two grandchildren.

Burt was an army capt. in WWII, serving in the coast artillery. He followed a business career in banking, working first with Franklin Natl. Bank and then as a v.p. with European-American Bank in N.Y.C. The class offers sincere condolences to his children.

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