Marvin served in the 88th.Inf.Div., 350th.Inf.Reg., during WW11. They fought across North Africa where Marvin was wounded. They then trained for a little while there and landed in Arno Italy. They fought their way northward to the mountians. He was killed by the Germans artillary fire on December 10th. 1944.
I remember us going to the railroad station to receive his body. The Military funeral was something I can never forget. One Soldier played Taps at the grave site, while another answered at the Cut in Generys Gap.
I remember us going to the railroad station to receive his body. The Military funeral was something I can never forget. One Soldier played Taps at the grave site, while another answered at the Cut in Generys Gap.
Marvin served in the 88th.Inf.Div., 350th.Inf.Reg., during WW11. They fought across North Africa where Marvin was wounded. They then trained for a little while there and landed in Arno Italy. They fought their way northward to the mountians. He was killed by the Germans artillary fire on December 10th. 1944.
I remember us going to the railroad station to receive his body. The Military funeral was something I can never forget. One Soldier played Taps at the grave site, while another answered at the Cut in Generys Gap.
I remember us going to the railroad station to receive his body. The Military funeral was something I can never forget. One Soldier played Taps at the grave site, while another answered at the Cut in Generys Gap.
Bio by: Bobby Lee Dodson
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