ADEN D. AGAR
age 76, died January 23, 1996 at
Veterans Hospital in Ann Arbor.
He was born in Ionia, Ml on
October 6, 1919. son of the late
David and Eva (Bowman) Agar.
He was a former resident of Ionia
before moving to Marlette 65:
years ago.
He married Winona Bardeau on
May 25. 1946 in Sandusky. He
served in the U.S. 32nd Army
32nd Red Arrow Division 126 Infantry
during WWII in the South Pacific.
Aden enjoyed his children,
grandsons, woodworking.
bowling, gardening. hunting and
coaching Little League.
He is preceded In death by his
parents and one sister, Eda Mae.
age 76, died January 23, 1996 at
Veterans Hospital in Ann Arbor.
He was born in Ionia, Ml on
October 6, 1919. son of the late
David and Eva (Bowman) Agar.
He was a former resident of Ionia
before moving to Marlette 65:
years ago.
He married Winona Bardeau on
May 25. 1946 in Sandusky. He
served in the U.S. 32nd Army
32nd Red Arrow Division 126 Infantry
during WWII in the South Pacific.
Aden enjoyed his children,
grandsons, woodworking.
bowling, gardening. hunting and
coaching Little League.
He is preceded In death by his
parents and one sister, Eda Mae.
ADEN D. AGAR
age 76, died January 23, 1996 at
Veterans Hospital in Ann Arbor.
He was born in Ionia, Ml on
October 6, 1919. son of the late
David and Eva (Bowman) Agar.
He was a former resident of Ionia
before moving to Marlette 65:
years ago.
He married Winona Bardeau on
May 25. 1946 in Sandusky. He
served in the U.S. 32nd Army
32nd Red Arrow Division 126 Infantry
during WWII in the South Pacific.
Aden enjoyed his children,
grandsons, woodworking.
bowling, gardening. hunting and
coaching Little League.
He is preceded In death by his
parents and one sister, Eda Mae.
age 76, died January 23, 1996 at
Veterans Hospital in Ann Arbor.
He was born in Ionia, Ml on
October 6, 1919. son of the late
David and Eva (Bowman) Agar.
He was a former resident of Ionia
before moving to Marlette 65:
years ago.
He married Winona Bardeau on
May 25. 1946 in Sandusky. He
served in the U.S. 32nd Army
32nd Red Arrow Division 126 Infantry
during WWII in the South Pacific.
Aden enjoyed his children,
grandsons, woodworking.
bowling, gardening. hunting and
coaching Little League.
He is preceded In death by his
parents and one sister, Eda Mae.
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