Son of Raymond Joseph Arsenault and Rose LeBlanc.
Born in Canada, he emigrated to the US with his mother in May 1925, as his parents were in process of relocating back to Massachusetts after living for 5 years in New Brunswick, where Robert and his sister Lorraine were born. He was left temporarily with friends or relatives in the US while his mother returned to Canada and made a re-entry to the US with her husband and 2 other children in Aug 1925.
He worked as a machinist.
He enlisted in Nov 1942 for military service during World War II, even though he was not a US citizen at the time. He served as a Private.
He married Dolores Katherine Hoffman, daughter of William Hoffman and Emma Cherry, on 22 Jul 1944 in Morganfield, Kentucky. He was a soldier at Camp Breckinridge at the time of marriage.
He died in the VA Hospital, White River Junction, Vermont of cancer of the esophagus at the age of 63.
Born in Canada, he emigrated to the US with his mother in May 1925, as his parents were in process of relocating back to Massachusetts after living for 5 years in New Brunswick, where Robert and his sister Lorraine were born. He was left temporarily with friends or relatives in the US while his mother returned to Canada and made a re-entry to the US with her husband and 2 other children in Aug 1925.
He worked as a machinist.
He enlisted in Nov 1942 for military service during World War II, even though he was not a US citizen at the time. He served as a Private.
He married Dolores Katherine Hoffman, daughter of William Hoffman and Emma Cherry, on 22 Jul 1944 in Morganfield, Kentucky. He was a soldier at Camp Breckinridge at the time of marriage.
He died in the VA Hospital, White River Junction, Vermont of cancer of the esophagus at the age of 63.
Son of Raymond Joseph Arsenault and Rose LeBlanc.
Born in Canada, he emigrated to the US with his mother in May 1925, as his parents were in process of relocating back to Massachusetts after living for 5 years in New Brunswick, where Robert and his sister Lorraine were born. He was left temporarily with friends or relatives in the US while his mother returned to Canada and made a re-entry to the US with her husband and 2 other children in Aug 1925.
He worked as a machinist.
He enlisted in Nov 1942 for military service during World War II, even though he was not a US citizen at the time. He served as a Private.
He married Dolores Katherine Hoffman, daughter of William Hoffman and Emma Cherry, on 22 Jul 1944 in Morganfield, Kentucky. He was a soldier at Camp Breckinridge at the time of marriage.
He died in the VA Hospital, White River Junction, Vermont of cancer of the esophagus at the age of 63.
Born in Canada, he emigrated to the US with his mother in May 1925, as his parents were in process of relocating back to Massachusetts after living for 5 years in New Brunswick, where Robert and his sister Lorraine were born. He was left temporarily with friends or relatives in the US while his mother returned to Canada and made a re-entry to the US with her husband and 2 other children in Aug 1925.
He worked as a machinist.
He enlisted in Nov 1942 for military service during World War II, even though he was not a US citizen at the time. He served as a Private.
He married Dolores Katherine Hoffman, daughter of William Hoffman and Emma Cherry, on 22 Jul 1944 in Morganfield, Kentucky. He was a soldier at Camp Breckinridge at the time of marriage.
He died in the VA Hospital, White River Junction, Vermont of cancer of the esophagus at the age of 63.
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