Obituary:
Allen Wayne Webster died Wednesday, Dec 16, 1992. Mr Webster was born Nov 17, 1921, in Payette, Idaho and attended Red Bluff High School. During November 1941, Mr Webster was one of the thousands of the United States Army diverted from reinforcing military forces in the Philippines into Australia where he remained until his discharge at the end of World War II. Within six months he returned to Sidney and enrolled in the university dental school. During the next four years, he was married to Eileen Hamilton, and had three sons, Jeffrey, John and Donald (Ricky). Along with his wife and sons, survivors include: sisters Evelyn Seavers of Orland and Maxine Brustick of Tulsa, Okla.; and brothers Donald Webster of Corning, Stanley Webster of Sacramento, and Stephen Webster of Oklahoma City, Okla. Burial was in Hornsby, New South Wales, Australia
Red Bluff (California) Daily News, Dec 1992
Allen Wayne Webster died Wednesday, Dec 16, 1992. Mr Webster was born Nov 17, 1921, in Payette, Idaho and attended Red Bluff High School. During November 1941, Mr Webster was one of the thousands of the United States Army diverted from reinforcing military forces in the Philippines into Australia where he remained until his discharge at the end of World War II. Within six months he returned to Sidney and enrolled in the university dental school. During the next four years, he was married to Eileen Hamilton, and had three sons, Jeffrey, John and Donald (Ricky). Along with his wife and sons, survivors include: sisters Evelyn Seavers of Orland and Maxine Brustick of Tulsa, Okla.; and brothers Donald Webster of Corning, Stanley Webster of Sacramento, and Stephen Webster of Oklahoma City, Okla. Burial was in Hornsby, New South Wales, Australia
Red Bluff (California) Daily News, Dec 1992
Obituary:
Allen Wayne Webster died Wednesday, Dec 16, 1992. Mr Webster was born Nov 17, 1921, in Payette, Idaho and attended Red Bluff High School. During November 1941, Mr Webster was one of the thousands of the United States Army diverted from reinforcing military forces in the Philippines into Australia where he remained until his discharge at the end of World War II. Within six months he returned to Sidney and enrolled in the university dental school. During the next four years, he was married to Eileen Hamilton, and had three sons, Jeffrey, John and Donald (Ricky). Along with his wife and sons, survivors include: sisters Evelyn Seavers of Orland and Maxine Brustick of Tulsa, Okla.; and brothers Donald Webster of Corning, Stanley Webster of Sacramento, and Stephen Webster of Oklahoma City, Okla. Burial was in Hornsby, New South Wales, Australia
Red Bluff (California) Daily News, Dec 1992
Allen Wayne Webster died Wednesday, Dec 16, 1992. Mr Webster was born Nov 17, 1921, in Payette, Idaho and attended Red Bluff High School. During November 1941, Mr Webster was one of the thousands of the United States Army diverted from reinforcing military forces in the Philippines into Australia where he remained until his discharge at the end of World War II. Within six months he returned to Sidney and enrolled in the university dental school. During the next four years, he was married to Eileen Hamilton, and had three sons, Jeffrey, John and Donald (Ricky). Along with his wife and sons, survivors include: sisters Evelyn Seavers of Orland and Maxine Brustick of Tulsa, Okla.; and brothers Donald Webster of Corning, Stanley Webster of Sacramento, and Stephen Webster of Oklahoma City, Okla. Burial was in Hornsby, New South Wales, Australia
Red Bluff (California) Daily News, Dec 1992
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