WW II veteran
Rensselaer Republican
Fri. Eve., 1 May 1970, pg. 1, col. 6
Paul Benner, Remington, Dies In Indianapolis
Paul Louis Bemmer. 53, of Remington, died at 3:30 a.m. Thursday in Veterans Hospital, Indianpolis. He had been ill a month.
Mr. Benner was born in Earl Park and was employed as a cabinet maker. In 1941 he was married to Margaret Graham who survives. He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, American Legion and 40 & 8. He was a veteran of World War II,
Surviving with the widow are three daughters, Mrs. Janet Kay Robinson of Speedway, Paulette and Barbara Benner, both at home, two sons, Michael and Gerard, both at home; two brothers, Joseph and George, both of Fowler, and five sisters, Mrs. Caroline Wallpe of Fowler, Mrs. Dora Salla and Mrs. Loretta Brown, both of Earl Park, Mrs. Bernardine Alder of Medaryville and Mrs. Mildred Budreau of Lafayette.
Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery where the American Legion will conduct graveside services.
IN death certificate
carpenter
married-Margaret Grahm
father-George Benner
mother-Barbara Hubertz
d. bronchogenic carcinoma with cerebral metastases
Sacred Heart Cemetery, Remington, IN
Headstones for Military Veterans
Name Paul L. Benner
Rank Private 1st Class
Birth Date 8 Sep 1916
Service Number 35090153
Service Branch US Army
Unit M. P. Platoon 87th Div.
Enlistment Date 8 Feb 1943
Discharge Date 8 Nov 1945
Death Date 30 Apr 1970
Cemetery Sacred Heart Cemetery
Cemetery Location Remington, Indiana, USA
WW II veteran
Rensselaer Republican
Fri. Eve., 1 May 1970, pg. 1, col. 6
Paul Benner, Remington, Dies In Indianapolis
Paul Louis Bemmer. 53, of Remington, died at 3:30 a.m. Thursday in Veterans Hospital, Indianpolis. He had been ill a month.
Mr. Benner was born in Earl Park and was employed as a cabinet maker. In 1941 he was married to Margaret Graham who survives. He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, American Legion and 40 & 8. He was a veteran of World War II,
Surviving with the widow are three daughters, Mrs. Janet Kay Robinson of Speedway, Paulette and Barbara Benner, both at home, two sons, Michael and Gerard, both at home; two brothers, Joseph and George, both of Fowler, and five sisters, Mrs. Caroline Wallpe of Fowler, Mrs. Dora Salla and Mrs. Loretta Brown, both of Earl Park, Mrs. Bernardine Alder of Medaryville and Mrs. Mildred Budreau of Lafayette.
Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery where the American Legion will conduct graveside services.
IN death certificate
carpenter
married-Margaret Grahm
father-George Benner
mother-Barbara Hubertz
d. bronchogenic carcinoma with cerebral metastases
Sacred Heart Cemetery, Remington, IN
Headstones for Military Veterans
Name Paul L. Benner
Rank Private 1st Class
Birth Date 8 Sep 1916
Service Number 35090153
Service Branch US Army
Unit M. P. Platoon 87th Div.
Enlistment Date 8 Feb 1943
Discharge Date 8 Nov 1945
Death Date 30 Apr 1970
Cemetery Sacred Heart Cemetery
Cemetery Location Remington, Indiana, USA
Family Members
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William Christian Benner
1891–1957
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Dorothy Theresa "Dora" Benner Salla
1893–1987
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Joseph Matthew Benner
1895–1978
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Otto Edward Benner
1897–1968
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Loretta Barbara Benner McCormick Brown
1899–1994
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Caroline Gertrude Benner Wallpe
1901–1991
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Mildred Katherine Benner Budreau
1907–1986
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George Anthony Benner
1911–1996
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Helen Florence Benner
1913–1934
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