Howard leaves behind his Beloved wife and soul mate of nearly 30 yrs. Mary Jo
Dear father of Howard Glenn, Richard and daughter Tammy Johnson
Grandfather of twelve. Plus extended family members and friends.
Preceded by his parents Howard C. & Florence Baisch, his sister Joan O'Brien, and his son William F. Baisch.
Howard enlisted into the Army at age 17 with the consent of his parents.
He was a Private First Class during the Korean War, as a Light Weapons Infantryman fighting in the 24th Division, and was Seriously Wounded in Action.
He was on a scouting mission and took three bullets to right leg and was awarded the “Purple Heart” for combat duty. He was eventually returned to Duty FECOM (Far East Command)
Dear father of Howard Glenn, Richard and daughter Tammy Johnson
Grandfather of twelve. Plus extended family members and friends.
Preceded by his parents Howard C. & Florence Baisch, his sister Joan O'Brien, and his son William F. Baisch.
Howard enlisted into the Army at age 17 with the consent of his parents.
He was a Private First Class during the Korean War, as a Light Weapons Infantryman fighting in the 24th Division, and was Seriously Wounded in Action.
He was on a scouting mission and took three bullets to right leg and was awarded the “Purple Heart” for combat duty. He was eventually returned to Duty FECOM (Far East Command)
Howard leaves behind his Beloved wife and soul mate of nearly 30 yrs. Mary Jo
Dear father of Howard Glenn, Richard and daughter Tammy Johnson
Grandfather of twelve. Plus extended family members and friends.
Preceded by his parents Howard C. & Florence Baisch, his sister Joan O'Brien, and his son William F. Baisch.
Howard enlisted into the Army at age 17 with the consent of his parents.
He was a Private First Class during the Korean War, as a Light Weapons Infantryman fighting in the 24th Division, and was Seriously Wounded in Action.
He was on a scouting mission and took three bullets to right leg and was awarded the “Purple Heart” for combat duty. He was eventually returned to Duty FECOM (Far East Command)
Dear father of Howard Glenn, Richard and daughter Tammy Johnson
Grandfather of twelve. Plus extended family members and friends.
Preceded by his parents Howard C. & Florence Baisch, his sister Joan O'Brien, and his son William F. Baisch.
Howard enlisted into the Army at age 17 with the consent of his parents.
He was a Private First Class during the Korean War, as a Light Weapons Infantryman fighting in the 24th Division, and was Seriously Wounded in Action.
He was on a scouting mission and took three bullets to right leg and was awarded the “Purple Heart” for combat duty. He was eventually returned to Duty FECOM (Far East Command)
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KOREA
U.S. ARMY
PFC
PURPLE HEART
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Interred July 19, 2016
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