Gaye Nelson emailed me and wrote:
"He was married to my mother, Anne Roberts Nelson, from 1945 until his death. My brother and sister are twins, Amy Nelson Frelinger and Harmon Oscar Nelson III. He was cremated and his ashes were scattered from an airplane.
So, either this is a cenotaph, or some ashes were also interred here in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Veteran of World War II.
Capt., US Army Radio.
30 April 1941-4 January 1946.
Asiatic Pacific and American Theater Ribbons, Philippine Liberation Ribbon, American Defense Ribbon, Four Battle Stars, Bronze Star Medal, Victory Medal.
"He was married to my mother, Anne Roberts Nelson, from 1945 until his death. My brother and sister are twins, Amy Nelson Frelinger and Harmon Oscar Nelson III. He was cremated and his ashes were scattered from an airplane.
So, either this is a cenotaph, or some ashes were also interred here in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Veteran of World War II.
Capt., US Army Radio.
30 April 1941-4 January 1946.
Asiatic Pacific and American Theater Ribbons, Philippine Liberation Ribbon, American Defense Ribbon, Four Battle Stars, Bronze Star Medal, Victory Medal.
Gaye Nelson emailed me and wrote:
"He was married to my mother, Anne Roberts Nelson, from 1945 until his death. My brother and sister are twins, Amy Nelson Frelinger and Harmon Oscar Nelson III. He was cremated and his ashes were scattered from an airplane.
So, either this is a cenotaph, or some ashes were also interred here in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Veteran of World War II.
Capt., US Army Radio.
30 April 1941-4 January 1946.
Asiatic Pacific and American Theater Ribbons, Philippine Liberation Ribbon, American Defense Ribbon, Four Battle Stars, Bronze Star Medal, Victory Medal.
"He was married to my mother, Anne Roberts Nelson, from 1945 until his death. My brother and sister are twins, Amy Nelson Frelinger and Harmon Oscar Nelson III. He was cremated and his ashes were scattered from an airplane.
So, either this is a cenotaph, or some ashes were also interred here in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Veteran of World War II.
Capt., US Army Radio.
30 April 1941-4 January 1946.
Asiatic Pacific and American Theater Ribbons, Philippine Liberation Ribbon, American Defense Ribbon, Four Battle Stars, Bronze Star Medal, Victory Medal.
Bio by: Dr. Andree Swanson
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