John F. Brensinger Jr.
June 02, 1994|The Morning CallJohn F. Brensinger Jr., 70, of Alexandria, Va., formerly of Phillipsburg, died April 23 in his home. He was the husband of Mary Lou Brensinger.
He was employed by Charles Pfizer Co., Easton, for 20 years, and was a son of the late John F. Sr. and Catherine (Zink) Brensinger.
He served with the 4th Ranger Battalion of the Army during World War II in Anzio, Italy, and with the First Special Services Forces in Rome and Paris.
June 02, 1994|The Morning CallJohn F. Brensinger Jr., 70, of Alexandria, Va., formerly of Phillipsburg, died April 23 in his home. He was the husband of Mary Lou Brensinger.
He was employed by Charles Pfizer Co., Easton, for 20 years, and was a son of the late John F. Sr. and Catherine (Zink) Brensinger.
He served with the 4th Ranger Battalion of the Army during World War II in Anzio, Italy, and with the First Special Services Forces in Rome and Paris.
John F. Brensinger Jr.
June 02, 1994|The Morning CallJohn F. Brensinger Jr., 70, of Alexandria, Va., formerly of Phillipsburg, died April 23 in his home. He was the husband of Mary Lou Brensinger.
He was employed by Charles Pfizer Co., Easton, for 20 years, and was a son of the late John F. Sr. and Catherine (Zink) Brensinger.
He served with the 4th Ranger Battalion of the Army during World War II in Anzio, Italy, and with the First Special Services Forces in Rome and Paris.
June 02, 1994|The Morning CallJohn F. Brensinger Jr., 70, of Alexandria, Va., formerly of Phillipsburg, died April 23 in his home. He was the husband of Mary Lou Brensinger.
He was employed by Charles Pfizer Co., Easton, for 20 years, and was a son of the late John F. Sr. and Catherine (Zink) Brensinger.
He served with the 4th Ranger Battalion of the Army during World War II in Anzio, Italy, and with the First Special Services Forces in Rome and Paris.
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