Obit: Warner, Leroy R. (1923 -1945)
Transcriber: Carol (Purkis) Mitte
Email: mcmitte@tds.net
Jump River Man
Killed on Luzon
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Medford...Word has been recieved by Mr. and Mrs. Guy Warner of Jump River, that their son, Leroy, was killed on Luzon Jan. 13 (1945) He entered service in January, 1943, and left the States in February, 1944. He was stationed in New Guinea and then moved on to Luzon.
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IN MEMORIAM
In loveing memory of our son and
Brother, Private First Class Leroy
R. Warner, who was with the 6th Inf. Div. and gave his life for his country,
January 13,1945
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A dear one of ours is gone.
A jolly voice we loved is stilled.
A room in our home is vacant
that never can be filled.
God in his wisdom has recalled.
The boom his love has given.
And though his body lies over there
His soul is safe in heaven.
My star of hope so precious.
I call this golden star,
It shineth in my sorrow.
Our loved one lost in War.
Our Buddie.
Sadly missed by his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Guy Warner and sister Mrs. Russell Glasshof.
I Do not know what news paper these were in. These Articles from grandmas scrap book.
Phoebe (Evenson) Purkis Everyone knew him by Buddy, I dont think most people knew his name was Leroy. "Buddies" Stone is in Mt. Nebo Cemetery Jump River Wi. beside his mother Laura (Evenson) Warner and his father Guy Warner. May they all rest in peace.
***SSDI records indicate Leroy was born July 30, 1923.
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