Pvt Ecker, 18, was killed in action in Germany, February 22nd. he graduated High School in June of 1944 in Pittsburgh PA and enlisted in August of 1944.He had served overseas since January 1945.
He was the only son of Mrs. A. Ecker and the late William C, Ecker, His Purple Heart was awarded to his mother. He was survived by a sister, Isabel, who lived in Arlington VA.
A cenotaph in his memory can be found in the Oakmont-Verona Cemetery, Oakmont, PA on the headstone for his parents William Collingwood Ecker and Asia Watson Ecker. Find A Grave id 118259410
He was the only son of Mrs. A. Ecker and the late William C, Ecker, His Purple Heart was awarded to his mother. He was survived by a sister, Isabel, who lived in Arlington VA.
A cenotaph in his memory can be found in the Oakmont-Verona Cemetery, Oakmont, PA on the headstone for his parents William Collingwood Ecker and Asia Watson Ecker. Find A Grave id 118259410
Pvt Ecker, 18, was killed in action in Germany, February 22nd. he graduated High School in June of 1944 in Pittsburgh PA and enlisted in August of 1944.He had served overseas since January 1945.
He was the only son of Mrs. A. Ecker and the late William C, Ecker, His Purple Heart was awarded to his mother. He was survived by a sister, Isabel, who lived in Arlington VA.
A cenotaph in his memory can be found in the Oakmont-Verona Cemetery, Oakmont, PA on the headstone for his parents William Collingwood Ecker and Asia Watson Ecker. Find A Grave id 118259410
He was the only son of Mrs. A. Ecker and the late William C, Ecker, His Purple Heart was awarded to his mother. He was survived by a sister, Isabel, who lived in Arlington VA.
A cenotaph in his memory can be found in the Oakmont-Verona Cemetery, Oakmont, PA on the headstone for his parents William Collingwood Ecker and Asia Watson Ecker. Find A Grave id 118259410
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