Former Port Washington resident Kent C. Draper, 62, died Monday, April 21, at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Milwaukee of leukemia brought on by exposure to Agent Orange, a chemical defoliant used extensively during the Vietnam War.
Funeral services were held Thursday, April 24, at Goodman-Bensman Funeral Home in Whitefish Bay.
A private burial service followed.
Memorials are requested to the Vietnam Veterans of America, Milwaukee Chapter 324, P.O. Box 18631, Milwaukee 53218 or Dry Hootch of America, a Milwaukee coffeehouse that caters to veterans, 1030 Brady St., Milwaukee 53202.
Funeral services were held Thursday, April 24, at Goodman-Bensman Funeral Home in Whitefish Bay.
A private burial service followed.
Memorials are requested to the Vietnam Veterans of America, Milwaukee Chapter 324, P.O. Box 18631, Milwaukee 53218 or Dry Hootch of America, a Milwaukee coffeehouse that caters to veterans, 1030 Brady St., Milwaukee 53202.
Former Port Washington resident Kent C. Draper, 62, died Monday, April 21, at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Milwaukee of leukemia brought on by exposure to Agent Orange, a chemical defoliant used extensively during the Vietnam War.
Funeral services were held Thursday, April 24, at Goodman-Bensman Funeral Home in Whitefish Bay.
A private burial service followed.
Memorials are requested to the Vietnam Veterans of America, Milwaukee Chapter 324, P.O. Box 18631, Milwaukee 53218 or Dry Hootch of America, a Milwaukee coffeehouse that caters to veterans, 1030 Brady St., Milwaukee 53202.
Funeral services were held Thursday, April 24, at Goodman-Bensman Funeral Home in Whitefish Bay.
A private burial service followed.
Memorials are requested to the Vietnam Veterans of America, Milwaukee Chapter 324, P.O. Box 18631, Milwaukee 53218 or Dry Hootch of America, a Milwaukee coffeehouse that caters to veterans, 1030 Brady St., Milwaukee 53202.
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