Bobby Ray Adcock Colonel U.S. Army Retired was born December 20th 1934 in Bastrop Louisiana and passed away December 24th 2019. Colonial Adcock graduated from Norteast Louisiana State University, Monroe Louisiana in 1957. He received a master's degree in science from the University of Rochester, Rochester New York in 1963. After serving a distinguished 28 year military career in the U.S. Army, he retired in 1985. During his military career Colonel Adcock and family served two tours of duty in Germany, numerous assignments in the Washington D.C. area, including Walter Reed Army Institute of Research and as director of Armed Forced Radiology Research Institute, Bethesda Navy Medical Center. He served one year in the Marshal Islands on a clean up project on Enewetak atoll. After retirement he worked twenty years at Manufacturing Science Corporation in Oak Ridge Tennessee, retiring in 2004.
He is pre-deceased by his eldest son, Kevin Pope Adcock, by his parents and his brothers, James Thomas Adcock, Herschel Calvin Adcock and Harry Olanda Adcock.
Internment at Arlington National Cemetery with Full Honors at later date
He is pre-deceased by his eldest son, Kevin Pope Adcock, by his parents and his brothers, James Thomas Adcock, Herschel Calvin Adcock and Harry Olanda Adcock.
Internment at Arlington National Cemetery with Full Honors at later date
Bobby Ray Adcock Colonel U.S. Army Retired was born December 20th 1934 in Bastrop Louisiana and passed away December 24th 2019. Colonial Adcock graduated from Norteast Louisiana State University, Monroe Louisiana in 1957. He received a master's degree in science from the University of Rochester, Rochester New York in 1963. After serving a distinguished 28 year military career in the U.S. Army, he retired in 1985. During his military career Colonel Adcock and family served two tours of duty in Germany, numerous assignments in the Washington D.C. area, including Walter Reed Army Institute of Research and as director of Armed Forced Radiology Research Institute, Bethesda Navy Medical Center. He served one year in the Marshal Islands on a clean up project on Enewetak atoll. After retirement he worked twenty years at Manufacturing Science Corporation in Oak Ridge Tennessee, retiring in 2004.
He is pre-deceased by his eldest son, Kevin Pope Adcock, by his parents and his brothers, James Thomas Adcock, Herschel Calvin Adcock and Harry Olanda Adcock.
Internment at Arlington National Cemetery with Full Honors at later date
He is pre-deceased by his eldest son, Kevin Pope Adcock, by his parents and his brothers, James Thomas Adcock, Herschel Calvin Adcock and Harry Olanda Adcock.
Internment at Arlington National Cemetery with Full Honors at later date
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