In honor of my great grandfather.
Served in the U.S. Army for 20 months, and in World War II from 24 Jan 1944 to 4 Apr 1944. Honorably discharged at Camp Blanding, Florida. As a civilian, he was a butcher all his life.
Born into a very Catholic family, he had three sisters and no brothers. He was married to Edna Smith on 29 Feb 1940 in Philadelphia, and their first daughter was born in December of that year. They had a very tumultuous marriage, and after the birth of their second daughter, Edna left.
When Joseph joined the war effort, he left his daughters to be raised by his mother and sisters.
Evelyn was his third wife. With her, he had no children.
Served in the U.S. Army for 20 months, and in World War II from 24 Jan 1944 to 4 Apr 1944. Honorably discharged at Camp Blanding, Florida. As a civilian, he was a butcher all his life.
Born into a very Catholic family, he had three sisters and no brothers. He was married to Edna Smith on 29 Feb 1940 in Philadelphia, and their first daughter was born in December of that year. They had a very tumultuous marriage, and after the birth of their second daughter, Edna left.
When Joseph joined the war effort, he left his daughters to be raised by his mother and sisters.
Evelyn was his third wife. With her, he had no children.
In honor of my great grandfather.
Served in the U.S. Army for 20 months, and in World War II from 24 Jan 1944 to 4 Apr 1944. Honorably discharged at Camp Blanding, Florida. As a civilian, he was a butcher all his life.
Born into a very Catholic family, he had three sisters and no brothers. He was married to Edna Smith on 29 Feb 1940 in Philadelphia, and their first daughter was born in December of that year. They had a very tumultuous marriage, and after the birth of their second daughter, Edna left.
When Joseph joined the war effort, he left his daughters to be raised by his mother and sisters.
Evelyn was his third wife. With her, he had no children.
Served in the U.S. Army for 20 months, and in World War II from 24 Jan 1944 to 4 Apr 1944. Honorably discharged at Camp Blanding, Florida. As a civilian, he was a butcher all his life.
Born into a very Catholic family, he had three sisters and no brothers. He was married to Edna Smith on 29 Feb 1940 in Philadelphia, and their first daughter was born in December of that year. They had a very tumultuous marriage, and after the birth of their second daughter, Edna left.
When Joseph joined the war effort, he left his daughters to be raised by his mother and sisters.
Evelyn was his third wife. With her, he had no children.
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