This is my Uncle Jimmy. He served in the US Navy during WWII. During that time his wife, my mother's sister Lola, lived with their parents at 5108 Angeles Vista Blvd. in Los Angeles, along with my family. This is the house they lived in while Lola and my mother were in high school.
Jim Taylor served on the USS Bollinger in WWII. His discharge papers show that he was Chief Signalman at discharge. His service awardslisted are: Anmerican-Area Service Ribbon; Asiatic-Pacific Area Service Ribbon; good Conduct Medal. The USS BOllinger had a role in support of troops who landed on Iwo Jima.
At some point, I am guessing 1949 or 1950, Uncle Jimmy, Aunt Lola and their two daughters (they eventually had 4 children) moved out of California. My recollection is that they moved first to Amarillo, Texas and not too long after that to Oklahoma, where they then resided until their deaths.
Jim Taylor served on the USS Bollinger in WWII. His discharge papers show that he was Chief Signalman at discharge. His service awardslisted are: Anmerican-Area Service Ribbon; Asiatic-Pacific Area Service Ribbon; good Conduct Medal. The USS BOllinger had a role in support of troops who landed on Iwo Jima.
At some point, I am guessing 1949 or 1950, Uncle Jimmy, Aunt Lola and their two daughters (they eventually had 4 children) moved out of California. My recollection is that they moved first to Amarillo, Texas and not too long after that to Oklahoma, where they then resided until their deaths.
This is my Uncle Jimmy. He served in the US Navy during WWII. During that time his wife, my mother's sister Lola, lived with their parents at 5108 Angeles Vista Blvd. in Los Angeles, along with my family. This is the house they lived in while Lola and my mother were in high school.
Jim Taylor served on the USS Bollinger in WWII. His discharge papers show that he was Chief Signalman at discharge. His service awardslisted are: Anmerican-Area Service Ribbon; Asiatic-Pacific Area Service Ribbon; good Conduct Medal. The USS BOllinger had a role in support of troops who landed on Iwo Jima.
At some point, I am guessing 1949 or 1950, Uncle Jimmy, Aunt Lola and their two daughters (they eventually had 4 children) moved out of California. My recollection is that they moved first to Amarillo, Texas and not too long after that to Oklahoma, where they then resided until their deaths.
Jim Taylor served on the USS Bollinger in WWII. His discharge papers show that he was Chief Signalman at discharge. His service awardslisted are: Anmerican-Area Service Ribbon; Asiatic-Pacific Area Service Ribbon; good Conduct Medal. The USS BOllinger had a role in support of troops who landed on Iwo Jima.
At some point, I am guessing 1949 or 1950, Uncle Jimmy, Aunt Lola and their two daughters (they eventually had 4 children) moved out of California. My recollection is that they moved first to Amarillo, Texas and not too long after that to Oklahoma, where they then resided until their deaths.
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