Killed in Action in Italy on 1 Oct 1944.
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported that his remains were returned to the US for re-interment in 1949. By 1949, both of his parents were deceased, and the request was made by his eldest brother, William Binder, acting as next-of-kin.
He is buried next to his parents, David and Molly Binder in Wellwood Cemetery.
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported that his remains were returned to the US for re-interment in 1949. By 1949, both of his parents were deceased, and the request was made by his eldest brother, William Binder, acting as next-of-kin.
He is buried next to his parents, David and Molly Binder in Wellwood Cemetery.
Killed in Action in Italy on 1 Oct 1944.
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported that his remains were returned to the US for re-interment in 1949. By 1949, both of his parents were deceased, and the request was made by his eldest brother, William Binder, acting as next-of-kin.
He is buried next to his parents, David and Molly Binder in Wellwood Cemetery.
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported that his remains were returned to the US for re-interment in 1949. By 1949, both of his parents were deceased, and the request was made by his eldest brother, William Binder, acting as next-of-kin.
He is buried next to his parents, David and Molly Binder in Wellwood Cemetery.
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