Lt. Roy E. Nimmo was born in Grand Tower in 1921 and have lived there all his life. His siblings include Frankie Nimmo, Laverne Nimmo, Mrs. Peggy Qualls, Miss Phyllis Bridgeman, and Miss Mildred Bridgeman, all of Grand Tower. He is survived by his mother and step-father, Emma (Ellet) Nimmo Bridgeman and Harry Bridgeman. His father, Roy E. Nimmo, preceded him in death in 1930.
Prior to entering service November 23, 1942, Lt. Nimmo was employed on the U. S. Dredge Grafton.He leaves a son, James Eugene Nimmo.
The remains of Lt. Nimmo, killed in action on February 6, 1945 in Germany, will be returned to Grand Tower for burial Sunday. He had been overseas since September 6, 1944.
Source: Unidentified article dated February 28, 1945 on file at the Jackson County Historical Society and Southern Illinoisan, Thursday, September 1, 1950
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NIMMO, Roy E.,
WWII, Lt., Army, 413 Inf 104 Div,
d. 6 Feb 1945
Prior to entering service November 23, 1942, Lt. Nimmo was employed on the U. S. Dredge Grafton.He leaves a son, James Eugene Nimmo.
The remains of Lt. Nimmo, killed in action on February 6, 1945 in Germany, will be returned to Grand Tower for burial Sunday. He had been overseas since September 6, 1944.
Source: Unidentified article dated February 28, 1945 on file at the Jackson County Historical Society and Southern Illinoisan, Thursday, September 1, 1950
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NIMMO, Roy E.,
WWII, Lt., Army, 413 Inf 104 Div,
d. 6 Feb 1945
Lt. Roy E. Nimmo was born in Grand Tower in 1921 and have lived there all his life. His siblings include Frankie Nimmo, Laverne Nimmo, Mrs. Peggy Qualls, Miss Phyllis Bridgeman, and Miss Mildred Bridgeman, all of Grand Tower. He is survived by his mother and step-father, Emma (Ellet) Nimmo Bridgeman and Harry Bridgeman. His father, Roy E. Nimmo, preceded him in death in 1930.
Prior to entering service November 23, 1942, Lt. Nimmo was employed on the U. S. Dredge Grafton.He leaves a son, James Eugene Nimmo.
The remains of Lt. Nimmo, killed in action on February 6, 1945 in Germany, will be returned to Grand Tower for burial Sunday. He had been overseas since September 6, 1944.
Source: Unidentified article dated February 28, 1945 on file at the Jackson County Historical Society and Southern Illinoisan, Thursday, September 1, 1950
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NIMMO, Roy E.,
WWII, Lt., Army, 413 Inf 104 Div,
d. 6 Feb 1945
Prior to entering service November 23, 1942, Lt. Nimmo was employed on the U. S. Dredge Grafton.He leaves a son, James Eugene Nimmo.
The remains of Lt. Nimmo, killed in action on February 6, 1945 in Germany, will be returned to Grand Tower for burial Sunday. He had been overseas since September 6, 1944.
Source: Unidentified article dated February 28, 1945 on file at the Jackson County Historical Society and Southern Illinoisan, Thursday, September 1, 1950
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NIMMO, Roy E.,
WWII, Lt., Army, 413 Inf 104 Div,
d. 6 Feb 1945
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