Stolz, Alphonse Anton ()
Address: Oakland City, Indiana
Date of Death: Saturday, December 19, 2015
Obituary Date: Monday, December 21, 2015
Cause of Death:
Age: 93
Minister: Rev. Jonathan Scott
Church: Friendship General Baptist
Cemetery: Walnut Hills-Ft Branch, IN
Funeral Home: Lamb-Basham Memorial
Veteran: WWII PFC Infantryman
Occupation: Farmer for 56 years with his son Terry
Activities: He was born on Feb 5, 1922. Al grew up in Armstrong, IN then moved to Oakland City. He recvd a Purple Heart for the courage & bravery shown on the battlefield amidst injury. Al also received joy out of life through singing, oftentimes in
Comments: German, gardening, traveling, woodworking, & simply using his creativity to tinker. He was a dedicated member of the Gideons, the VFW, & the Disabled Amer Veterans. Al loved his church, where he faithfully served as deacon.
Address: Oakland City, Indiana
Date of Death: Saturday, December 19, 2015
Obituary Date: Monday, December 21, 2015
Cause of Death:
Age: 93
Minister: Rev. Jonathan Scott
Church: Friendship General Baptist
Cemetery: Walnut Hills-Ft Branch, IN
Funeral Home: Lamb-Basham Memorial
Veteran: WWII PFC Infantryman
Occupation: Farmer for 56 years with his son Terry
Activities: He was born on Feb 5, 1922. Al grew up in Armstrong, IN then moved to Oakland City. He recvd a Purple Heart for the courage & bravery shown on the battlefield amidst injury. Al also received joy out of life through singing, oftentimes in
Comments: German, gardening, traveling, woodworking, & simply using his creativity to tinker. He was a dedicated member of the Gideons, the VFW, & the Disabled Amer Veterans. Al loved his church, where he faithfully served as deacon.
Stolz, Alphonse Anton ()
Address: Oakland City, Indiana
Date of Death: Saturday, December 19, 2015
Obituary Date: Monday, December 21, 2015
Cause of Death:
Age: 93
Minister: Rev. Jonathan Scott
Church: Friendship General Baptist
Cemetery: Walnut Hills-Ft Branch, IN
Funeral Home: Lamb-Basham Memorial
Veteran: WWII PFC Infantryman
Occupation: Farmer for 56 years with his son Terry
Activities: He was born on Feb 5, 1922. Al grew up in Armstrong, IN then moved to Oakland City. He recvd a Purple Heart for the courage & bravery shown on the battlefield amidst injury. Al also received joy out of life through singing, oftentimes in
Comments: German, gardening, traveling, woodworking, & simply using his creativity to tinker. He was a dedicated member of the Gideons, the VFW, & the Disabled Amer Veterans. Al loved his church, where he faithfully served as deacon.
Address: Oakland City, Indiana
Date of Death: Saturday, December 19, 2015
Obituary Date: Monday, December 21, 2015
Cause of Death:
Age: 93
Minister: Rev. Jonathan Scott
Church: Friendship General Baptist
Cemetery: Walnut Hills-Ft Branch, IN
Funeral Home: Lamb-Basham Memorial
Veteran: WWII PFC Infantryman
Occupation: Farmer for 56 years with his son Terry
Activities: He was born on Feb 5, 1922. Al grew up in Armstrong, IN then moved to Oakland City. He recvd a Purple Heart for the courage & bravery shown on the battlefield amidst injury. Al also received joy out of life through singing, oftentimes in
Comments: German, gardening, traveling, woodworking, & simply using his creativity to tinker. He was a dedicated member of the Gideons, the VFW, & the Disabled Amer Veterans. Al loved his church, where he faithfully served as deacon.
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