Robert Ingles Parkins returned from the war, he worked on the family farm in Montgomery County until the late 1950's, then operated earth-moving and landscaping business in the county, before becoming the man in charge of Mechanical services at the National Dry Cleaning Institute. He ashes were placed in Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia.
The Washington Post, Monday, January 26, 1987, page 6, reported; "ROBERT INGLES PARKINS 60, who was in charge of mechanical services at the National Dry Cleaning Institute where he had worked since the 1970's died of cancer Jan. 25 at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital. He lived in Gaithersburg.
Mr. Parkins was born in Dickerson. He served with the Army in World War II, participating in the invasions of Normandy and Salerno. After returning from the war, he worked on the family farm in Montgomery County until the late 1950's, then operated earth-moving and landscaping business in the county, before joining the institute.
He was a member of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Poolesville.
Survivors include three brothers, John A. of Newark, Del., William S. Jr. of San Antonio and James F. of Wheaton."
[The above birth and death dates were from the records of Arlington National Cemetery. These records show he died in Wilmington, Del. and his ashes were placed in their Columbariun on 2 Feb. 1987. This researcher does not know where Shady Grove Adventist Hospital is located - Wilmington, Del., Washington, D.C., or Gaithersburg, Md.][Rice-Fox-Love.FTW]
The Washington Post, Monday, January 26, 1987, page 6, reported; "ROBERT INGLES PARKINS 60, who was in charge of mechanical services at the National Dry Cleaning Institute where he had worked since the 1970's died of cancer Jan. 25 at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital. He lived in Gaithersburg.
Mr. Parkins was born in Dickerson. He served with the Army in World War II, participating in the invasions of Normandy and Salerno. After returning from the war, he worked on the family farm in Montgomery County until the late 1950's, then operated earth-moving and landscaping business in the county, before joining the institute.
He was a member of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Poolesville.
Survivors include three brothers, John A. of Newark, Del., William S. Jr. of San Antonio and James F. of Wheaton."
[The above birth and death dates were from the records of Arlington National Cemetery. These records show he died in Wilmington, Del. and his ashes were placed in their Columbariun on 2 Feb. 1987. This researcher does not know where Shady Grove Adventist Hospital is located - Wilmington, Del., Washington, D.C., or Gaithersburg, Md.][Rice-Fox-Love.FTW]
Robert Ingles Parkins returned from the war, he worked on the family farm in Montgomery County until the late 1950's, then operated earth-moving and landscaping business in the county, before becoming the man in charge of Mechanical services at the National Dry Cleaning Institute. He ashes were placed in Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia.
The Washington Post, Monday, January 26, 1987, page 6, reported; "ROBERT INGLES PARKINS 60, who was in charge of mechanical services at the National Dry Cleaning Institute where he had worked since the 1970's died of cancer Jan. 25 at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital. He lived in Gaithersburg.
Mr. Parkins was born in Dickerson. He served with the Army in World War II, participating in the invasions of Normandy and Salerno. After returning from the war, he worked on the family farm in Montgomery County until the late 1950's, then operated earth-moving and landscaping business in the county, before joining the institute.
He was a member of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Poolesville.
Survivors include three brothers, John A. of Newark, Del., William S. Jr. of San Antonio and James F. of Wheaton."
[The above birth and death dates were from the records of Arlington National Cemetery. These records show he died in Wilmington, Del. and his ashes were placed in their Columbariun on 2 Feb. 1987. This researcher does not know where Shady Grove Adventist Hospital is located - Wilmington, Del., Washington, D.C., or Gaithersburg, Md.][Rice-Fox-Love.FTW]
The Washington Post, Monday, January 26, 1987, page 6, reported; "ROBERT INGLES PARKINS 60, who was in charge of mechanical services at the National Dry Cleaning Institute where he had worked since the 1970's died of cancer Jan. 25 at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital. He lived in Gaithersburg.
Mr. Parkins was born in Dickerson. He served with the Army in World War II, participating in the invasions of Normandy and Salerno. After returning from the war, he worked on the family farm in Montgomery County until the late 1950's, then operated earth-moving and landscaping business in the county, before joining the institute.
He was a member of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Poolesville.
Survivors include three brothers, John A. of Newark, Del., William S. Jr. of San Antonio and James F. of Wheaton."
[The above birth and death dates were from the records of Arlington National Cemetery. These records show he died in Wilmington, Del. and his ashes were placed in their Columbariun on 2 Feb. 1987. This researcher does not know where Shady Grove Adventist Hospital is located - Wilmington, Del., Washington, D.C., or Gaithersburg, Md.][Rice-Fox-Love.FTW]
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