WORLD WAR 1
CORPORAL
114th INFANTRY
COMPANY C
UNITED STATES ARMY
July 23, 1917 and arrived home on April 24, 1919 from St. Nazaire, France.
92 years, 5 months and 19 days old.
Son of Charles Bertram Brisbin and Sarah Genevieve Riley-Brisbin.
Jim's parents separated when he was a young child. His father Charles had custody of all the children. Charles along with his maternal Aunt Kate raised his children. Kate was the mother figure for Jim and his sisters Mary and Anna.
Brother of Mary Brisbin-Armstrong, Anna Brisbin-Duetsch and Joseph Dewey Brisbin.
Husband of Mae Meyer.
Father of Charles B. Brisbin and James Brisbin Jr.
Grandfather of eight and great-Grandpop of nine.
Known to nieces and family as Uncle Bo-Bo.
James Ezra Brisbin
James E. On January 30, 1987. Of Hilltop, NJ. Aged 92 years. Husband of Mae E. (nee Mayer). Also survived by two sons, James of Glendora, and Charles of Laurel Spring. One sister, Anna Deutsch of Maple Shade. Eight grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. Mr. Brisbin was an Army Veteran of WWI. And a member of Glendora VFW Post No. 8714. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial on Wednesday morning at 11 AM at St. Agnes of RC Church, Coles Rd. Blenheim, NJ. Interment will follow in Woodbury Memorial Park, Woodbury, NJ. Viewing and visitation for family and friends will be on Wednesday morning at the church from 10-10:45 AM, The family request memorial contributions in memory of Mr. Brisbin be made to St. Agnes RC Church.
CORPORAL
114th INFANTRY
COMPANY C
UNITED STATES ARMY
July 23, 1917 and arrived home on April 24, 1919 from St. Nazaire, France.
92 years, 5 months and 19 days old.
Son of Charles Bertram Brisbin and Sarah Genevieve Riley-Brisbin.
Jim's parents separated when he was a young child. His father Charles had custody of all the children. Charles along with his maternal Aunt Kate raised his children. Kate was the mother figure for Jim and his sisters Mary and Anna.
Brother of Mary Brisbin-Armstrong, Anna Brisbin-Duetsch and Joseph Dewey Brisbin.
Husband of Mae Meyer.
Father of Charles B. Brisbin and James Brisbin Jr.
Grandfather of eight and great-Grandpop of nine.
Known to nieces and family as Uncle Bo-Bo.
James Ezra Brisbin
James E. On January 30, 1987. Of Hilltop, NJ. Aged 92 years. Husband of Mae E. (nee Mayer). Also survived by two sons, James of Glendora, and Charles of Laurel Spring. One sister, Anna Deutsch of Maple Shade. Eight grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. Mr. Brisbin was an Army Veteran of WWI. And a member of Glendora VFW Post No. 8714. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial on Wednesday morning at 11 AM at St. Agnes of RC Church, Coles Rd. Blenheim, NJ. Interment will follow in Woodbury Memorial Park, Woodbury, NJ. Viewing and visitation for family and friends will be on Wednesday morning at the church from 10-10:45 AM, The family request memorial contributions in memory of Mr. Brisbin be made to St. Agnes RC Church.
WORLD WAR 1
CORPORAL
114th INFANTRY
COMPANY C
UNITED STATES ARMY
July 23, 1917 and arrived home on April 24, 1919 from St. Nazaire, France.
92 years, 5 months and 19 days old.
Son of Charles Bertram Brisbin and Sarah Genevieve Riley-Brisbin.
Jim's parents separated when he was a young child. His father Charles had custody of all the children. Charles along with his maternal Aunt Kate raised his children. Kate was the mother figure for Jim and his sisters Mary and Anna.
Brother of Mary Brisbin-Armstrong, Anna Brisbin-Duetsch and Joseph Dewey Brisbin.
Husband of Mae Meyer.
Father of Charles B. Brisbin and James Brisbin Jr.
Grandfather of eight and great-Grandpop of nine.
Known to nieces and family as Uncle Bo-Bo.
James Ezra Brisbin
James E. On January 30, 1987. Of Hilltop, NJ. Aged 92 years. Husband of Mae E. (nee Mayer). Also survived by two sons, James of Glendora, and Charles of Laurel Spring. One sister, Anna Deutsch of Maple Shade. Eight grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. Mr. Brisbin was an Army Veteran of WWI. And a member of Glendora VFW Post No. 8714. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial on Wednesday morning at 11 AM at St. Agnes of RC Church, Coles Rd. Blenheim, NJ. Interment will follow in Woodbury Memorial Park, Woodbury, NJ. Viewing and visitation for family and friends will be on Wednesday morning at the church from 10-10:45 AM, The family request memorial contributions in memory of Mr. Brisbin be made to St. Agnes RC Church.
CORPORAL
114th INFANTRY
COMPANY C
UNITED STATES ARMY
July 23, 1917 and arrived home on April 24, 1919 from St. Nazaire, France.
92 years, 5 months and 19 days old.
Son of Charles Bertram Brisbin and Sarah Genevieve Riley-Brisbin.
Jim's parents separated when he was a young child. His father Charles had custody of all the children. Charles along with his maternal Aunt Kate raised his children. Kate was the mother figure for Jim and his sisters Mary and Anna.
Brother of Mary Brisbin-Armstrong, Anna Brisbin-Duetsch and Joseph Dewey Brisbin.
Husband of Mae Meyer.
Father of Charles B. Brisbin and James Brisbin Jr.
Grandfather of eight and great-Grandpop of nine.
Known to nieces and family as Uncle Bo-Bo.
James Ezra Brisbin
James E. On January 30, 1987. Of Hilltop, NJ. Aged 92 years. Husband of Mae E. (nee Mayer). Also survived by two sons, James of Glendora, and Charles of Laurel Spring. One sister, Anna Deutsch of Maple Shade. Eight grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. Mr. Brisbin was an Army Veteran of WWI. And a member of Glendora VFW Post No. 8714. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial on Wednesday morning at 11 AM at St. Agnes of RC Church, Coles Rd. Blenheim, NJ. Interment will follow in Woodbury Memorial Park, Woodbury, NJ. Viewing and visitation for family and friends will be on Wednesday morning at the church from 10-10:45 AM, The family request memorial contributions in memory of Mr. Brisbin be made to St. Agnes RC Church.
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