FIFTH SON OF MARIUCCIS' IN SERVICE
Mario Mariucci, 18, son of Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Mariucci, 604 Sixth Street, left for Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas for basic training.
Mario, who was employed at Brosio Brothers Service Station is a graduate of Iron Mountain High.
He was a star guard on its football team & was guard on the honor team of U.P. players.
The 1st of the Mariucci brothers, all of whom have seen overseas service, to don the uniform was
Cpl. August, who is now recuperating at Battle Creek from wounds suffered in action.
The 2nd was SSgt Albert, serving in Germany with the 21st Chemical Decontamination Unit, which
received a Presidential Citation for laying smoke screens to protect Allied troops during the invasions
of Sicily, Italy, France & Germany.
The 3rd was Ardivino, who served in the Aleutians & is now in a Armored Division at Fort Know, Kentucky.
The 4th to join the war is SSgt Ernest, who has been overseas for sometime serving with the Transport Command, assigned to the evacuation of seriously wounded soldiers of the 12th AAF in Italy.
(April 16, 1945, Daily News, Iron Mountain, Dickinson, Michigan.)
United States Census, 1930
Iron Mountain, Dickinson, Michigan,
Mario Mariucci Age 4 Birth 1926
Relationship to Head of Household Son
Mario Mariucci's Parents and Siblings
Angelo Marincci Father 48 Italy
Rose Marincci Mother 45 Italy
Frank Anttonetti Brother 19 Michigan
Alfred Mariucci Brother 17 Michigan
Gustavo Mariucci Brother 13 Michigan
Albert Mariucci Brother 11 Michigan
Ernest Mariucci Brother 9 Michigan
Edwin Mariucci Brother 6 Michigan
Doris Mariucci Sister 0 Michigan
1940
United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946
Mario Mariucci Birth 1926 Birthplace Michigan
Military Service 11 Apr 1945 Ft Sheridan, Illinois
Race White Citizen Single, without dependents
Education Level 3 years of high school
Military Rank Private Army Branch Air Corps
Michigan Death Index, 1971-1996
Mario Mariucci Birth 1 Dec 1926
Iron Mountain, Dickinson, Michigan
Death 14 Aug 1980
[Researched by Karlene Hall]
Mario Mariucci, 18, son of Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Mariucci, 604 Sixth Street, left for Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas for basic training.
Mario, who was employed at Brosio Brothers Service Station is a graduate of Iron Mountain High.
He was a star guard on its football team & was guard on the honor team of U.P. players.
The 1st of the Mariucci brothers, all of whom have seen overseas service, to don the uniform was
Cpl. August, who is now recuperating at Battle Creek from wounds suffered in action.
The 2nd was SSgt Albert, serving in Germany with the 21st Chemical Decontamination Unit, which
received a Presidential Citation for laying smoke screens to protect Allied troops during the invasions
of Sicily, Italy, France & Germany.
The 3rd was Ardivino, who served in the Aleutians & is now in a Armored Division at Fort Know, Kentucky.
The 4th to join the war is SSgt Ernest, who has been overseas for sometime serving with the Transport Command, assigned to the evacuation of seriously wounded soldiers of the 12th AAF in Italy.
(April 16, 1945, Daily News, Iron Mountain, Dickinson, Michigan.)
United States Census, 1930
Iron Mountain, Dickinson, Michigan,
Mario Mariucci Age 4 Birth 1926
Relationship to Head of Household Son
Mario Mariucci's Parents and Siblings
Angelo Marincci Father 48 Italy
Rose Marincci Mother 45 Italy
Frank Anttonetti Brother 19 Michigan
Alfred Mariucci Brother 17 Michigan
Gustavo Mariucci Brother 13 Michigan
Albert Mariucci Brother 11 Michigan
Ernest Mariucci Brother 9 Michigan
Edwin Mariucci Brother 6 Michigan
Doris Mariucci Sister 0 Michigan
1940
United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946
Mario Mariucci Birth 1926 Birthplace Michigan
Military Service 11 Apr 1945 Ft Sheridan, Illinois
Race White Citizen Single, without dependents
Education Level 3 years of high school
Military Rank Private Army Branch Air Corps
Michigan Death Index, 1971-1996
Mario Mariucci Birth 1 Dec 1926
Iron Mountain, Dickinson, Michigan
Death 14 Aug 1980
[Researched by Karlene Hall]
FIFTH SON OF MARIUCCIS' IN SERVICE
Mario Mariucci, 18, son of Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Mariucci, 604 Sixth Street, left for Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas for basic training.
Mario, who was employed at Brosio Brothers Service Station is a graduate of Iron Mountain High.
He was a star guard on its football team & was guard on the honor team of U.P. players.
The 1st of the Mariucci brothers, all of whom have seen overseas service, to don the uniform was
Cpl. August, who is now recuperating at Battle Creek from wounds suffered in action.
The 2nd was SSgt Albert, serving in Germany with the 21st Chemical Decontamination Unit, which
received a Presidential Citation for laying smoke screens to protect Allied troops during the invasions
of Sicily, Italy, France & Germany.
The 3rd was Ardivino, who served in the Aleutians & is now in a Armored Division at Fort Know, Kentucky.
The 4th to join the war is SSgt Ernest, who has been overseas for sometime serving with the Transport Command, assigned to the evacuation of seriously wounded soldiers of the 12th AAF in Italy.
(April 16, 1945, Daily News, Iron Mountain, Dickinson, Michigan.)
United States Census, 1930
Iron Mountain, Dickinson, Michigan,
Mario Mariucci Age 4 Birth 1926
Relationship to Head of Household Son
Mario Mariucci's Parents and Siblings
Angelo Marincci Father 48 Italy
Rose Marincci Mother 45 Italy
Frank Anttonetti Brother 19 Michigan
Alfred Mariucci Brother 17 Michigan
Gustavo Mariucci Brother 13 Michigan
Albert Mariucci Brother 11 Michigan
Ernest Mariucci Brother 9 Michigan
Edwin Mariucci Brother 6 Michigan
Doris Mariucci Sister 0 Michigan
1940
United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946
Mario Mariucci Birth 1926 Birthplace Michigan
Military Service 11 Apr 1945 Ft Sheridan, Illinois
Race White Citizen Single, without dependents
Education Level 3 years of high school
Military Rank Private Army Branch Air Corps
Michigan Death Index, 1971-1996
Mario Mariucci Birth 1 Dec 1926
Iron Mountain, Dickinson, Michigan
Death 14 Aug 1980
[Researched by Karlene Hall]
Mario Mariucci, 18, son of Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Mariucci, 604 Sixth Street, left for Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas for basic training.
Mario, who was employed at Brosio Brothers Service Station is a graduate of Iron Mountain High.
He was a star guard on its football team & was guard on the honor team of U.P. players.
The 1st of the Mariucci brothers, all of whom have seen overseas service, to don the uniform was
Cpl. August, who is now recuperating at Battle Creek from wounds suffered in action.
The 2nd was SSgt Albert, serving in Germany with the 21st Chemical Decontamination Unit, which
received a Presidential Citation for laying smoke screens to protect Allied troops during the invasions
of Sicily, Italy, France & Germany.
The 3rd was Ardivino, who served in the Aleutians & is now in a Armored Division at Fort Know, Kentucky.
The 4th to join the war is SSgt Ernest, who has been overseas for sometime serving with the Transport Command, assigned to the evacuation of seriously wounded soldiers of the 12th AAF in Italy.
(April 16, 1945, Daily News, Iron Mountain, Dickinson, Michigan.)
United States Census, 1930
Iron Mountain, Dickinson, Michigan,
Mario Mariucci Age 4 Birth 1926
Relationship to Head of Household Son
Mario Mariucci's Parents and Siblings
Angelo Marincci Father 48 Italy
Rose Marincci Mother 45 Italy
Frank Anttonetti Brother 19 Michigan
Alfred Mariucci Brother 17 Michigan
Gustavo Mariucci Brother 13 Michigan
Albert Mariucci Brother 11 Michigan
Ernest Mariucci Brother 9 Michigan
Edwin Mariucci Brother 6 Michigan
Doris Mariucci Sister 0 Michigan
1940
United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946
Mario Mariucci Birth 1926 Birthplace Michigan
Military Service 11 Apr 1945 Ft Sheridan, Illinois
Race White Citizen Single, without dependents
Education Level 3 years of high school
Military Rank Private Army Branch Air Corps
Michigan Death Index, 1971-1996
Mario Mariucci Birth 1 Dec 1926
Iron Mountain, Dickinson, Michigan
Death 14 Aug 1980
[Researched by Karlene Hall]
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