In 1993, Kendall was selected as the 1st Marine Division's Marine of the Year and meritoriously promoted from lance corporal to sergeant. He was stationed at Camp Pendleton.
He served a 2 year mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Louisiana Baton Rouge Mission.
Kendall was buried with full military honors on January 3,1995.
He was survived by his parents, Elvin and Blanche Chinn Connell, his wife Nancy and their two sons, Tyler and Aaron. He was also survived by his brother Steven and his sister Kristi
Cause of death: Spinal Meningitis.
He served a 2 year mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Louisiana Baton Rouge Mission.
Kendall was buried with full military honors on January 3,1995.
He was survived by his parents, Elvin and Blanche Chinn Connell, his wife Nancy and their two sons, Tyler and Aaron. He was also survived by his brother Steven and his sister Kristi
Cause of death: Spinal Meningitis.
In 1993, Kendall was selected as the 1st Marine Division's Marine of the Year and meritoriously promoted from lance corporal to sergeant. He was stationed at Camp Pendleton.
He served a 2 year mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Louisiana Baton Rouge Mission.
Kendall was buried with full military honors on January 3,1995.
He was survived by his parents, Elvin and Blanche Chinn Connell, his wife Nancy and their two sons, Tyler and Aaron. He was also survived by his brother Steven and his sister Kristi
Cause of death: Spinal Meningitis.
He served a 2 year mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Louisiana Baton Rouge Mission.
Kendall was buried with full military honors on January 3,1995.
He was survived by his parents, Elvin and Blanche Chinn Connell, his wife Nancy and their two sons, Tyler and Aaron. He was also survived by his brother Steven and his sister Kristi
Cause of death: Spinal Meningitis.
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