Captain Jokstad's body was entombed in Cypress Lawn Cemetery, Colma, after Masonic funeral services. He was a 50-year member of University Lodge No. 141, Seattle, and of the Knights Templar.
He was commanding officer of a large section of Treasure Island during World War II, a duty he combined with being in charge of security from Kodiak Island, Alaska, to San Diego. He served in the naval militia during World War I.
He was commanding officer of a large section of Treasure Island during World War II, a duty he combined with being in charge of security from Kodiak Island, Alaska, to San Diego. He served in the naval militia during World War I.
Captain Jokstad's body was entombed in Cypress Lawn Cemetery, Colma, after Masonic funeral services. He was a 50-year member of University Lodge No. 141, Seattle, and of the Knights Templar.
He was commanding officer of a large section of Treasure Island during World War II, a duty he combined with being in charge of security from Kodiak Island, Alaska, to San Diego. He served in the naval militia during World War I.
He was commanding officer of a large section of Treasure Island during World War II, a duty he combined with being in charge of security from Kodiak Island, Alaska, to San Diego. He served in the naval militia during World War I.
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