Born on December 22, 1918 to George and Mary Quinn. Married Mildred Harmon on October 4, 1943 and their only child, my grandfather, Patrick Dale Quinn was born in August of '44. He loved his job, and according to his son, he was offered the job of being the first Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, but declined (most likely due to his health). He loved spending time with his family, and especially enjoyed being around his grandchildren.
South Dakota, SGT, WWII, Korea, Vietnam
The Daily Republic- South Dakota
Letcher- George Quinn, 53, a native of Letcher, was killed Oct. 10 when a light plane crashed and burned near Carmen, Okla. He had been coyote hunting.
Mr. Quinn had been living in Midwest City, Okla., since 1967 when he retired from the United States Air Force.
Survivors include his widow , Mildred: one son, Pat, Trotwood, Ohio.: three sisters, Mrs. Margaret Mast, Seattle: Mrs. Robert Lawson, Denver, and Sister Bernard Quinn, Aberdeen: a brother, Bernard, Seattle, and two grandsons.
Services were Oct. 14 at Tinker Air Force Base Chapel (Okla.) with military graveside rites at Eastern Star Cemetery, Aline, Okla.
South Dakota, SGT, WWII, Korea, Vietnam
The Daily Republic- South Dakota
Letcher- George Quinn, 53, a native of Letcher, was killed Oct. 10 when a light plane crashed and burned near Carmen, Okla. He had been coyote hunting.
Mr. Quinn had been living in Midwest City, Okla., since 1967 when he retired from the United States Air Force.
Survivors include his widow , Mildred: one son, Pat, Trotwood, Ohio.: three sisters, Mrs. Margaret Mast, Seattle: Mrs. Robert Lawson, Denver, and Sister Bernard Quinn, Aberdeen: a brother, Bernard, Seattle, and two grandsons.
Services were Oct. 14 at Tinker Air Force Base Chapel (Okla.) with military graveside rites at Eastern Star Cemetery, Aline, Okla.
Born on December 22, 1918 to George and Mary Quinn. Married Mildred Harmon on October 4, 1943 and their only child, my grandfather, Patrick Dale Quinn was born in August of '44. He loved his job, and according to his son, he was offered the job of being the first Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, but declined (most likely due to his health). He loved spending time with his family, and especially enjoyed being around his grandchildren.
South Dakota, SGT, WWII, Korea, Vietnam
The Daily Republic- South Dakota
Letcher- George Quinn, 53, a native of Letcher, was killed Oct. 10 when a light plane crashed and burned near Carmen, Okla. He had been coyote hunting.
Mr. Quinn had been living in Midwest City, Okla., since 1967 when he retired from the United States Air Force.
Survivors include his widow , Mildred: one son, Pat, Trotwood, Ohio.: three sisters, Mrs. Margaret Mast, Seattle: Mrs. Robert Lawson, Denver, and Sister Bernard Quinn, Aberdeen: a brother, Bernard, Seattle, and two grandsons.
Services were Oct. 14 at Tinker Air Force Base Chapel (Okla.) with military graveside rites at Eastern Star Cemetery, Aline, Okla.
South Dakota, SGT, WWII, Korea, Vietnam
The Daily Republic- South Dakota
Letcher- George Quinn, 53, a native of Letcher, was killed Oct. 10 when a light plane crashed and burned near Carmen, Okla. He had been coyote hunting.
Mr. Quinn had been living in Midwest City, Okla., since 1967 when he retired from the United States Air Force.
Survivors include his widow , Mildred: one son, Pat, Trotwood, Ohio.: three sisters, Mrs. Margaret Mast, Seattle: Mrs. Robert Lawson, Denver, and Sister Bernard Quinn, Aberdeen: a brother, Bernard, Seattle, and two grandsons.
Services were Oct. 14 at Tinker Air Force Base Chapel (Okla.) with military graveside rites at Eastern Star Cemetery, Aline, Okla.
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