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George William Abel

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George William Abel Veteran

Birth
Illinois, USA
Death
12 Dec 1982 (aged 91)
San Bernardino County, California, USA
Burial
Colton, San Bernardino County, California, USA Add to Map
Plot
Starting in the Northeast(Loma Linda)side of the Valor Lot, twenty-first row,close to Barton Rd,about forty-four spaces south,west(Colton side)of the Cypress Chapel in the Garden of Valor,north of the Court of Honor,towards the Waterman signal
Memorial ID
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VITAL RECORDS
DEATHS:
ABEL - George W., 91, Loma Linda, died December 12, 1982. Hughes Loma Linda Mortuary directing.
Published in the SAN BERNARDINO SUN on December 16, 1982

from county records, George William Abel was born in Illinois on March 25, 1891 to William G. Abel and Julie Coldove, both of Germany and married Mona Mae Bole(s) and was a farmer all his life. They lived on Court Street in San Bernardino. He died at the VA Hospital in Loma Linda on December 12, 1982 from various health problems and Hughes Loma Linda Mortuary was in charge of the funeral arrangements with burial at Montecito Memorial Park.
VITAL RECORDS
DEATHS:
ABEL - George W., 91, Loma Linda, died December 12, 1982. Hughes Loma Linda Mortuary directing.
Published in the SAN BERNARDINO SUN on December 16, 1982

from county records, George William Abel was born in Illinois on March 25, 1891 to William G. Abel and Julie Coldove, both of Germany and married Mona Mae Bole(s) and was a farmer all his life. They lived on Court Street in San Bernardino. He died at the VA Hospital in Loma Linda on December 12, 1982 from various health problems and Hughes Loma Linda Mortuary was in charge of the funeral arrangements with burial at Montecito Memorial Park.

Inscription

GEORGE WILLIAM ABEL / WWI Medical / Mar. 25, 1891 (bible) Dec. 12, 1982 / I Will Come Again John 14:3

Gravesite Details

Buried next to Mona Abel in the north end of the Valor Lot, close to the entrance side, CDI provided the mother's maiden name of Coldewe and being born in Illinois, nothing more in the SSDI



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