He lived with his parents & 2 younger siblings when the family moved from IA to CA in 1929. After the passing of his father, he lived with his mother until he married Maxine Bohnert & began a family.
I remember Uncle Ed was a good natured and loving person.
Here is what his sister Hilda wrote about him: "ED--good brother--proudly served in Navy in WWII at age 39--had close relationship with his mother--enjoyed pancakes for breakfast--accepted CHRIST as savior at age 16."
Ed served in the US Navy
Ship, Station or Activity Paragon
Ship Number or Designation PYC-36
Muster Date 30 Nov 1942
Discharge Date 21 May 1945
He saw action in 3 major theaters in the Pacific and was wounded yet went back into action.
He lived with his parents & 2 younger siblings when the family moved from IA to CA in 1929. After the passing of his father, he lived with his mother until he married Maxine Bohnert & began a family.
I remember Uncle Ed was a good natured and loving person.
Here is what his sister Hilda wrote about him: "ED--good brother--proudly served in Navy in WWII at age 39--had close relationship with his mother--enjoyed pancakes for breakfast--accepted CHRIST as savior at age 16."
Ed served in the US Navy
Ship, Station or Activity Paragon
Ship Number or Designation PYC-36
Muster Date 30 Nov 1942
Discharge Date 21 May 1945
He saw action in 3 major theaters in the Pacific and was wounded yet went back into action.
Gravesite Details
Edward is buried in Carnation Lawn
Family Members
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Anna Rosena "Sena" Aupperle Lovell
1886–1981
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Marie May Aupperle
1889–1979
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Emma Louise Aupperle Swinehart
1892–1941
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Ralph Mathias Aupperle
1894–1987
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George Roy Aupperle
1896–1970
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Lillian Caroline "Lil" Aupperle Watterson
1899–1983
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Clarence John Aupperle
1906–1987
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Hilda Laura Aupperle McCarty
1909–1988
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Hulda May Aupperle
1909–1909
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