Her 2 sons and their bios:
1. George W. (Billie) Stoner. He married but the names of his wife and children are unknown.
2. James William (Buddy) Stoner. He served with the US Marines during World War II, fighting at Iwo Jima, the Volcano Islands, and Okinawa as a machine-gunner. He was discharged from the Marines 5/14/1946 and re-enlisted 9/9/1949. He was stationed at Okinawa until 8/31/1950 when he was sent to Korea during the Korean War. James was killed in action at Waegon, Korea in September 1950. His body was returned to Chattanooga, Hamilton County, Tennessee for burial. James was married to Eloise Harrison and they had one child, Beverly Jean Stoner.
1. George W. (Billie) Stoner. He married but the names of his wife and children are unknown.
2. James William (Buddy) Stoner. He served with the US Marines during World War II, fighting at Iwo Jima, the Volcano Islands, and Okinawa as a machine-gunner. He was discharged from the Marines 5/14/1946 and re-enlisted 9/9/1949. He was stationed at Okinawa until 8/31/1950 when he was sent to Korea during the Korean War. James was killed in action at Waegon, Korea in September 1950. His body was returned to Chattanooga, Hamilton County, Tennessee for burial. James was married to Eloise Harrison and they had one child, Beverly Jean Stoner.
Her 2 sons and their bios:
1. George W. (Billie) Stoner. He married but the names of his wife and children are unknown.
2. James William (Buddy) Stoner. He served with the US Marines during World War II, fighting at Iwo Jima, the Volcano Islands, and Okinawa as a machine-gunner. He was discharged from the Marines 5/14/1946 and re-enlisted 9/9/1949. He was stationed at Okinawa until 8/31/1950 when he was sent to Korea during the Korean War. James was killed in action at Waegon, Korea in September 1950. His body was returned to Chattanooga, Hamilton County, Tennessee for burial. James was married to Eloise Harrison and they had one child, Beverly Jean Stoner.
1. George W. (Billie) Stoner. He married but the names of his wife and children are unknown.
2. James William (Buddy) Stoner. He served with the US Marines during World War II, fighting at Iwo Jima, the Volcano Islands, and Okinawa as a machine-gunner. He was discharged from the Marines 5/14/1946 and re-enlisted 9/9/1949. He was stationed at Okinawa until 8/31/1950 when he was sent to Korea during the Korean War. James was killed in action at Waegon, Korea in September 1950. His body was returned to Chattanooga, Hamilton County, Tennessee for burial. James was married to Eloise Harrison and they had one child, Beverly Jean Stoner.
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