WWI - Pvt Mississippi Cavalry Troop A
Co B 114th Ammunition Train
The Daily Herald
PAGE 6 · OBITUARY
Biloxi, Mississippi
Thursday, April 28, 1949
Full obit
Kilrain Holden, 58, native of Vancleave, died suddenly at his home in Vancleave Wednesday afternoon. He was a member of the Bellefontaine Baptist Church, and the Vancleave American Legion Post. He is survived by his wife, a son, D.K. Holden, Moss Point; and two daughters, Mrs. Bailey Dronet, North Biloxi, and Mrs. Estelle Barnes, Biloxi. The funeral will be held from Bradford Funeral Home this afternoon with services at Bellefontaine Baptist Church by Rev. Geo. Moore. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
Mr. Holden was an employee of Jackson county and was a World War I veteran, having enlisted at Pascagoula May 28, 1917. Burial will be with military honors.
Additional obit info:
Services by Rev. Geo. Moore.
Pallbearers: G.C.Fletcher, A.O. DeLancey, R.V. Holden, R.D. Holden, H.E. Holden, F.W.Kierman, of the Vancleave American Leagion Post.
The Vancleave Post was in charge of the services with Olin Davis, Commander.
Color Guards: Deo Bertecini, Woodrow Hurd; colorbearers were Irving Cox, Melton Seymour. Firing squad and bugler were from the Veteran's Center.
Co B 114th Ammunition Train
The Daily Herald
PAGE 6 · OBITUARY
Biloxi, Mississippi
Thursday, April 28, 1949
Full obit
Kilrain Holden, 58, native of Vancleave, died suddenly at his home in Vancleave Wednesday afternoon. He was a member of the Bellefontaine Baptist Church, and the Vancleave American Legion Post. He is survived by his wife, a son, D.K. Holden, Moss Point; and two daughters, Mrs. Bailey Dronet, North Biloxi, and Mrs. Estelle Barnes, Biloxi. The funeral will be held from Bradford Funeral Home this afternoon with services at Bellefontaine Baptist Church by Rev. Geo. Moore. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
Mr. Holden was an employee of Jackson county and was a World War I veteran, having enlisted at Pascagoula May 28, 1917. Burial will be with military honors.
Additional obit info:
Services by Rev. Geo. Moore.
Pallbearers: G.C.Fletcher, A.O. DeLancey, R.V. Holden, R.D. Holden, H.E. Holden, F.W.Kierman, of the Vancleave American Leagion Post.
The Vancleave Post was in charge of the services with Olin Davis, Commander.
Color Guards: Deo Bertecini, Woodrow Hurd; colorbearers were Irving Cox, Melton Seymour. Firing squad and bugler were from the Veteran's Center.
WWI - Pvt Mississippi Cavalry Troop A
Co B 114th Ammunition Train
The Daily Herald
PAGE 6 · OBITUARY
Biloxi, Mississippi
Thursday, April 28, 1949
Full obit
Kilrain Holden, 58, native of Vancleave, died suddenly at his home in Vancleave Wednesday afternoon. He was a member of the Bellefontaine Baptist Church, and the Vancleave American Legion Post. He is survived by his wife, a son, D.K. Holden, Moss Point; and two daughters, Mrs. Bailey Dronet, North Biloxi, and Mrs. Estelle Barnes, Biloxi. The funeral will be held from Bradford Funeral Home this afternoon with services at Bellefontaine Baptist Church by Rev. Geo. Moore. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
Mr. Holden was an employee of Jackson county and was a World War I veteran, having enlisted at Pascagoula May 28, 1917. Burial will be with military honors.
Additional obit info:
Services by Rev. Geo. Moore.
Pallbearers: G.C.Fletcher, A.O. DeLancey, R.V. Holden, R.D. Holden, H.E. Holden, F.W.Kierman, of the Vancleave American Leagion Post.
The Vancleave Post was in charge of the services with Olin Davis, Commander.
Color Guards: Deo Bertecini, Woodrow Hurd; colorbearers were Irving Cox, Melton Seymour. Firing squad and bugler were from the Veteran's Center.
Co B 114th Ammunition Train
The Daily Herald
PAGE 6 · OBITUARY
Biloxi, Mississippi
Thursday, April 28, 1949
Full obit
Kilrain Holden, 58, native of Vancleave, died suddenly at his home in Vancleave Wednesday afternoon. He was a member of the Bellefontaine Baptist Church, and the Vancleave American Legion Post. He is survived by his wife, a son, D.K. Holden, Moss Point; and two daughters, Mrs. Bailey Dronet, North Biloxi, and Mrs. Estelle Barnes, Biloxi. The funeral will be held from Bradford Funeral Home this afternoon with services at Bellefontaine Baptist Church by Rev. Geo. Moore. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
Mr. Holden was an employee of Jackson county and was a World War I veteran, having enlisted at Pascagoula May 28, 1917. Burial will be with military honors.
Additional obit info:
Services by Rev. Geo. Moore.
Pallbearers: G.C.Fletcher, A.O. DeLancey, R.V. Holden, R.D. Holden, H.E. Holden, F.W.Kierman, of the Vancleave American Leagion Post.
The Vancleave Post was in charge of the services with Olin Davis, Commander.
Color Guards: Deo Bertecini, Woodrow Hurd; colorbearers were Irving Cox, Melton Seymour. Firing squad and bugler were from the Veteran's Center.
Inscription
Kilrain Holden, Sr.
June 6, 1890
Apr. 28, 1949
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