Warren F. Aderholt, of Marietta, GA died January 16th, 2013. Graveside service was held at Kennesaw Memorial Park Cemetery.
Mr. Aderholt had lived in Marietta since 1973. He served his country through combat tours in WWII as a P51 fighter pilot, in Korea as a fighter reconnaissance pilot, and two tours in Vietnam as an Air Commando. He retired from the USAF in 1972 as a Lt. Colonel. Mr. Aderholt was employed by the Georgia Department of Defense from July 1975 until retirement in March 1986.
He was a beloved husband, father, and grandfather. Mr. Aderholt is survived by his wife, Bunny, two sons, Tom and Robert, daughter in law Carolyn, grandchildren Matthew and Christen, and nieces and nephews.
Mr. Aderholt had lived in Marietta since 1973. He served his country through combat tours in WWII as a P51 fighter pilot, in Korea as a fighter reconnaissance pilot, and two tours in Vietnam as an Air Commando. He retired from the USAF in 1972 as a Lt. Colonel. Mr. Aderholt was employed by the Georgia Department of Defense from July 1975 until retirement in March 1986.
He was a beloved husband, father, and grandfather. Mr. Aderholt is survived by his wife, Bunny, two sons, Tom and Robert, daughter in law Carolyn, grandchildren Matthew and Christen, and nieces and nephews.
Warren F. Aderholt, of Marietta, GA died January 16th, 2013. Graveside service was held at Kennesaw Memorial Park Cemetery.
Mr. Aderholt had lived in Marietta since 1973. He served his country through combat tours in WWII as a P51 fighter pilot, in Korea as a fighter reconnaissance pilot, and two tours in Vietnam as an Air Commando. He retired from the USAF in 1972 as a Lt. Colonel. Mr. Aderholt was employed by the Georgia Department of Defense from July 1975 until retirement in March 1986.
He was a beloved husband, father, and grandfather. Mr. Aderholt is survived by his wife, Bunny, two sons, Tom and Robert, daughter in law Carolyn, grandchildren Matthew and Christen, and nieces and nephews.
Mr. Aderholt had lived in Marietta since 1973. He served his country through combat tours in WWII as a P51 fighter pilot, in Korea as a fighter reconnaissance pilot, and two tours in Vietnam as an Air Commando. He retired from the USAF in 1972 as a Lt. Colonel. Mr. Aderholt was employed by the Georgia Department of Defense from July 1975 until retirement in March 1986.
He was a beloved husband, father, and grandfather. Mr. Aderholt is survived by his wife, Bunny, two sons, Tom and Robert, daughter in law Carolyn, grandchildren Matthew and Christen, and nieces and nephews.
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