Enlisted in US Army on 15 April 1941 at Louisville, Kentucky. Served as Private in Medical Det 349th Infantry during World War II. Bronze Star
1953: Residing 57½ West Canal Street, Wabash, Indiana. Husband of Maxine. Employer: Minneapolis-Honeywell, Wabash.
Died at age 37 years. Cause of death: Coronary occlusion. Survivors: Two sisters, Mrs. Virgil Jenkson and Mrs. Benny Jefferson, both of Muncie, Indiana, and one brother, Robert Hickman of Muncie. Member of Church of Latter Day Saints, Peru, Indiana. Arrangements by Eddingfield Mortuary, Wabash.
1953: Residing 57½ West Canal Street, Wabash, Indiana. Husband of Maxine. Employer: Minneapolis-Honeywell, Wabash.
Died at age 37 years. Cause of death: Coronary occlusion. Survivors: Two sisters, Mrs. Virgil Jenkson and Mrs. Benny Jefferson, both of Muncie, Indiana, and one brother, Robert Hickman of Muncie. Member of Church of Latter Day Saints, Peru, Indiana. Arrangements by Eddingfield Mortuary, Wabash.
Enlisted in US Army on 15 April 1941 at Louisville, Kentucky. Served as Private in Medical Det 349th Infantry during World War II. Bronze Star
1953: Residing 57½ West Canal Street, Wabash, Indiana. Husband of Maxine. Employer: Minneapolis-Honeywell, Wabash.
Died at age 37 years. Cause of death: Coronary occlusion. Survivors: Two sisters, Mrs. Virgil Jenkson and Mrs. Benny Jefferson, both of Muncie, Indiana, and one brother, Robert Hickman of Muncie. Member of Church of Latter Day Saints, Peru, Indiana. Arrangements by Eddingfield Mortuary, Wabash.
1953: Residing 57½ West Canal Street, Wabash, Indiana. Husband of Maxine. Employer: Minneapolis-Honeywell, Wabash.
Died at age 37 years. Cause of death: Coronary occlusion. Survivors: Two sisters, Mrs. Virgil Jenkson and Mrs. Benny Jefferson, both of Muncie, Indiana, and one brother, Robert Hickman of Muncie. Member of Church of Latter Day Saints, Peru, Indiana. Arrangements by Eddingfield Mortuary, Wabash.
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