Son of Lacy B. Hall, Sr and Mollie Isley Hall, also interred at Pine Hill Cemetery
This grave site is a cenotaph.
Lacy Hall was in WWII, and his plane was shot down near the Celebes Islands on September 2, 1944. His body, nor those of the rest of the crew were ever recovered. My father had this marker placed to honor his brother. His name also appears on the marker in the Phillipines for those who were lost in the Pacific during WWII.
Documentation of this fact can be found in the book "Warpath Across the Pacific: The Illustrated History of the 345th Bombardment Group During WWII", by Lawrence J. Hickey.
Information provided by Tammy Hall Shropshire
∼Father: Lacy Bryant Hall, Sr.
Mother: Mollie Ruth Isley Hall
Lacy Bryant "June" Hall, Jr. was a S/Sgt. and turret gunner in WWII, where he was stationed in New Guinea. On his 31 mission, his plane was shot down and all crew members were lost. He left behind a wife, Katherine Hiott Hall, and a son James Bryant Hall.
This grave site is a cenotaph.
Lacy Hall was in WWII, and his plane was shot down near the Celebes Islands on September 2, 1944. His body, nor those of the rest of the crew were ever recovered. My father had this marker placed to honor his brother. His name also appears on the marker in the Phillipines for those who were lost in the Pacific during WWII.
Documentation of this fact can be found in the book "Warpath Across the Pacific: The Illustrated History of the 345th Bombardment Group During WWII", by Lawrence J. Hickey.
Information provided by Tammy Hall Shropshire
∼Father: Lacy Bryant Hall, Sr.
Mother: Mollie Ruth Isley Hall
Lacy Bryant "June" Hall, Jr. was a S/Sgt. and turret gunner in WWII, where he was stationed in New Guinea. On his 31 mission, his plane was shot down and all crew members were lost. He left behind a wife, Katherine Hiott Hall, and a son James Bryant Hall.
Son of Lacy B. Hall, Sr and Mollie Isley Hall, also interred at Pine Hill Cemetery
This grave site is a cenotaph.
Lacy Hall was in WWII, and his plane was shot down near the Celebes Islands on September 2, 1944. His body, nor those of the rest of the crew were ever recovered. My father had this marker placed to honor his brother. His name also appears on the marker in the Phillipines for those who were lost in the Pacific during WWII.
Documentation of this fact can be found in the book "Warpath Across the Pacific: The Illustrated History of the 345th Bombardment Group During WWII", by Lawrence J. Hickey.
Information provided by Tammy Hall Shropshire
∼Father: Lacy Bryant Hall, Sr.
Mother: Mollie Ruth Isley Hall
Lacy Bryant "June" Hall, Jr. was a S/Sgt. and turret gunner in WWII, where he was stationed in New Guinea. On his 31 mission, his plane was shot down and all crew members were lost. He left behind a wife, Katherine Hiott Hall, and a son James Bryant Hall.
This grave site is a cenotaph.
Lacy Hall was in WWII, and his plane was shot down near the Celebes Islands on September 2, 1944. His body, nor those of the rest of the crew were ever recovered. My father had this marker placed to honor his brother. His name also appears on the marker in the Phillipines for those who were lost in the Pacific during WWII.
Documentation of this fact can be found in the book "Warpath Across the Pacific: The Illustrated History of the 345th Bombardment Group During WWII", by Lawrence J. Hickey.
Information provided by Tammy Hall Shropshire
∼Father: Lacy Bryant Hall, Sr.
Mother: Mollie Ruth Isley Hall
Lacy Bryant "June" Hall, Jr. was a S/Sgt. and turret gunner in WWII, where he was stationed in New Guinea. On his 31 mission, his plane was shot down and all crew members were lost. He left behind a wife, Katherine Hiott Hall, and a son James Bryant Hall.
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S/Sgt. US Army Air Forces WWII KIA 9/2/1944
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