S/SGT. U.S. ARMY, WORLD WAR II.
Son of Charles Sr. & Bertha (Keppel) Faustner and husband of Mary (Lukasavitz) Faustner. They were married 51 years. He was a cost accountant for Mack Trucks Inc. in, Allentown, PA for 42 years, retiring in 1983. In high school he played basketball and held the pole vault record at Parkland High School from 1940 until 1970 and was inducted posthumously into the Parkland High School Sports Hall of Fame. He was also a graduate of Allentown Business School.
Son of Charles Sr. & Bertha (Keppel) Faustner and husband of Mary (Lukasavitz) Faustner. They were married 51 years. He was a cost accountant for Mack Trucks Inc. in, Allentown, PA for 42 years, retiring in 1983. In high school he played basketball and held the pole vault record at Parkland High School from 1940 until 1970 and was inducted posthumously into the Parkland High School Sports Hall of Fame. He was also a graduate of Allentown Business School.
S/SGT. U.S. ARMY, WORLD WAR II.
Son of Charles Sr. & Bertha (Keppel) Faustner and husband of Mary (Lukasavitz) Faustner. They were married 51 years. He was a cost accountant for Mack Trucks Inc. in, Allentown, PA for 42 years, retiring in 1983. In high school he played basketball and held the pole vault record at Parkland High School from 1940 until 1970 and was inducted posthumously into the Parkland High School Sports Hall of Fame. He was also a graduate of Allentown Business School.
Son of Charles Sr. & Bertha (Keppel) Faustner and husband of Mary (Lukasavitz) Faustner. They were married 51 years. He was a cost accountant for Mack Trucks Inc. in, Allentown, PA for 42 years, retiring in 1983. In high school he played basketball and held the pole vault record at Parkland High School from 1940 until 1970 and was inducted posthumously into the Parkland High School Sports Hall of Fame. He was also a graduate of Allentown Business School.
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