Rufus Coleman served in Company L. 2nd Development Battalion of the U.S. Army in the First World War.
He enlisted on July 19, 1918 and was Honorably Discharged on Dec 1, 1918 at Camp Dodge, Iowa.
His death certificate stated he died in Proviso Twp., Cook County, IL. He was an auto mechanic by profession and he was born in Wewoka, OK, the son of Ed Coleman and Meshia Taylor and he was the husband of Velma Coleman.
On March 15, 1940 a government headstone was shipped to Lincoln Cemetery to mark his grave as a veteran.
He enlisted on July 19, 1918 and was Honorably Discharged on Dec 1, 1918 at Camp Dodge, Iowa.
His death certificate stated he died in Proviso Twp., Cook County, IL. He was an auto mechanic by profession and he was born in Wewoka, OK, the son of Ed Coleman and Meshia Taylor and he was the husband of Velma Coleman.
On March 15, 1940 a government headstone was shipped to Lincoln Cemetery to mark his grave as a veteran.
Rufus Coleman served in Company L. 2nd Development Battalion of the U.S. Army in the First World War.
He enlisted on July 19, 1918 and was Honorably Discharged on Dec 1, 1918 at Camp Dodge, Iowa.
His death certificate stated he died in Proviso Twp., Cook County, IL. He was an auto mechanic by profession and he was born in Wewoka, OK, the son of Ed Coleman and Meshia Taylor and he was the husband of Velma Coleman.
On March 15, 1940 a government headstone was shipped to Lincoln Cemetery to mark his grave as a veteran.
He enlisted on July 19, 1918 and was Honorably Discharged on Dec 1, 1918 at Camp Dodge, Iowa.
His death certificate stated he died in Proviso Twp., Cook County, IL. He was an auto mechanic by profession and he was born in Wewoka, OK, the son of Ed Coleman and Meshia Taylor and he was the husband of Velma Coleman.
On March 15, 1940 a government headstone was shipped to Lincoln Cemetery to mark his grave as a veteran.
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