As a resident of Nassau County, FL, he joined the U.S Army as a private at Camp Blanding, FL on September 18, 1942. He had a year of college, thus advanced to the rank of tech sergeant in the US ARMY AIR Corps. He was KIA on a bombing mission and the entire crew was buried together.
In the Federal Census 1930 in Polk County, FL he was enumerated with is mother and younger brothers.
Besides his grave in St. Louis, his is name is listed on the Nassau County War Memorial on Amelia Island, FL
Service #34401915
"They were more than just carved names in granite."
In the Federal Census 1930 in Polk County, FL he was enumerated with is mother and younger brothers.
Besides his grave in St. Louis, his is name is listed on the Nassau County War Memorial on Amelia Island, FL
Service #34401915
"They were more than just carved names in granite."
As a resident of Nassau County, FL, he joined the U.S Army as a private at Camp Blanding, FL on September 18, 1942. He had a year of college, thus advanced to the rank of tech sergeant in the US ARMY AIR Corps. He was KIA on a bombing mission and the entire crew was buried together.
In the Federal Census 1930 in Polk County, FL he was enumerated with is mother and younger brothers.
Besides his grave in St. Louis, his is name is listed on the Nassau County War Memorial on Amelia Island, FL
Service #34401915
"They were more than just carved names in granite."
In the Federal Census 1930 in Polk County, FL he was enumerated with is mother and younger brothers.
Besides his grave in St. Louis, his is name is listed on the Nassau County War Memorial on Amelia Island, FL
Service #34401915
"They were more than just carved names in granite."
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buried on. 09/27/1949
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