Serial #39325996
38th Infantry Division...Guide for native pack train bringing rations to forward elements of his battalion when killed by sniper after reaching WaWa Dam on Luzon, Philippines Islands
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Additional information:
Killed in action, WWII, at Luzon, Philippines
PFC James W. Agalzoff, 2603 S.E. 87th Avenue, won the bronze star for heroic service in combat. He was killed in action on Luzon earlier this year, received the decoration posthumously for the action in which he lost his life. A member of the 38th division, he served as a guide for native pack trains carrying rations to forward elements of his battalion and was killed by enemy sniper fire after reaching his destination near Wawa dam. His widow, Jean, lives at the above address.
[Date: Sunday, August 26, 1945, Paper: Oregonian (Portland, OR), Page: 16 ]
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In Memoriam
In Loving memory of my husband, James W. Agalzoff, lost in action one year ago today.
More and more each day we miss him.
Friends may think the wound is healed,
But they little know the sorrow
Lies within our hearts concealed.
Jean Agalzoff and Judith Ann
[Oregonian (Portland, OR), Wednesday, May 19, 1946, page 11] ====================== In memory of my father who died in action in South Pacific 2 years ago today.
Judith Ann Agalzoff
[Oregonian, Thursday, May 29, 1947]
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In memory of my father, James W. Agalzoff, who was killed 6 years ago today in Luzon, P.I.
Judy Agalzoff
[Oregonian, Monday, May 28, 1951]
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Parents: William Alex Agalzoff (1894-1951) and Mary C. Bebieff (1896-1974)
Children: Mike, Mary, Alex, Nick, John, James, Sarah, Vera, William, Frances, and Jack
Spouse: Jean M. Carlascio
Child: Judith
38th Infantry Division...Guide for native pack train bringing rations to forward elements of his battalion when killed by sniper after reaching WaWa Dam on Luzon, Philippines Islands
=====================
Additional information:
Killed in action, WWII, at Luzon, Philippines
PFC James W. Agalzoff, 2603 S.E. 87th Avenue, won the bronze star for heroic service in combat. He was killed in action on Luzon earlier this year, received the decoration posthumously for the action in which he lost his life. A member of the 38th division, he served as a guide for native pack trains carrying rations to forward elements of his battalion and was killed by enemy sniper fire after reaching his destination near Wawa dam. His widow, Jean, lives at the above address.
[Date: Sunday, August 26, 1945, Paper: Oregonian (Portland, OR), Page: 16 ]
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In Memoriam
In Loving memory of my husband, James W. Agalzoff, lost in action one year ago today.
More and more each day we miss him.
Friends may think the wound is healed,
But they little know the sorrow
Lies within our hearts concealed.
Jean Agalzoff and Judith Ann
[Oregonian (Portland, OR), Wednesday, May 19, 1946, page 11] ====================== In memory of my father who died in action in South Pacific 2 years ago today.
Judith Ann Agalzoff
[Oregonian, Thursday, May 29, 1947]
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In memory of my father, James W. Agalzoff, who was killed 6 years ago today in Luzon, P.I.
Judy Agalzoff
[Oregonian, Monday, May 28, 1951]
======================
Parents: William Alex Agalzoff (1894-1951) and Mary C. Bebieff (1896-1974)
Children: Mike, Mary, Alex, Nick, John, James, Sarah, Vera, William, Frances, and Jack
Spouse: Jean M. Carlascio
Child: Judith
Serial #39325996
38th Infantry Division...Guide for native pack train bringing rations to forward elements of his battalion when killed by sniper after reaching WaWa Dam on Luzon, Philippines Islands
=====================
Additional information:
Killed in action, WWII, at Luzon, Philippines
PFC James W. Agalzoff, 2603 S.E. 87th Avenue, won the bronze star for heroic service in combat. He was killed in action on Luzon earlier this year, received the decoration posthumously for the action in which he lost his life. A member of the 38th division, he served as a guide for native pack trains carrying rations to forward elements of his battalion and was killed by enemy sniper fire after reaching his destination near Wawa dam. His widow, Jean, lives at the above address.
[Date: Sunday, August 26, 1945, Paper: Oregonian (Portland, OR), Page: 16 ]
===================
In Memoriam
In Loving memory of my husband, James W. Agalzoff, lost in action one year ago today.
More and more each day we miss him.
Friends may think the wound is healed,
But they little know the sorrow
Lies within our hearts concealed.
Jean Agalzoff and Judith Ann
[Oregonian (Portland, OR), Wednesday, May 19, 1946, page 11] ====================== In memory of my father who died in action in South Pacific 2 years ago today.
Judith Ann Agalzoff
[Oregonian, Thursday, May 29, 1947]
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In memory of my father, James W. Agalzoff, who was killed 6 years ago today in Luzon, P.I.
Judy Agalzoff
[Oregonian, Monday, May 28, 1951]
======================
Parents: William Alex Agalzoff (1894-1951) and Mary C. Bebieff (1896-1974)
Children: Mike, Mary, Alex, Nick, John, James, Sarah, Vera, William, Frances, and Jack
Spouse: Jean M. Carlascio
Child: Judith
38th Infantry Division...Guide for native pack train bringing rations to forward elements of his battalion when killed by sniper after reaching WaWa Dam on Luzon, Philippines Islands
=====================
Additional information:
Killed in action, WWII, at Luzon, Philippines
PFC James W. Agalzoff, 2603 S.E. 87th Avenue, won the bronze star for heroic service in combat. He was killed in action on Luzon earlier this year, received the decoration posthumously for the action in which he lost his life. A member of the 38th division, he served as a guide for native pack trains carrying rations to forward elements of his battalion and was killed by enemy sniper fire after reaching his destination near Wawa dam. His widow, Jean, lives at the above address.
[Date: Sunday, August 26, 1945, Paper: Oregonian (Portland, OR), Page: 16 ]
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In Memoriam
In Loving memory of my husband, James W. Agalzoff, lost in action one year ago today.
More and more each day we miss him.
Friends may think the wound is healed,
But they little know the sorrow
Lies within our hearts concealed.
Jean Agalzoff and Judith Ann
[Oregonian (Portland, OR), Wednesday, May 19, 1946, page 11] ====================== In memory of my father who died in action in South Pacific 2 years ago today.
Judith Ann Agalzoff
[Oregonian, Thursday, May 29, 1947]
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In memory of my father, James W. Agalzoff, who was killed 6 years ago today in Luzon, P.I.
Judy Agalzoff
[Oregonian, Monday, May 28, 1951]
======================
Parents: William Alex Agalzoff (1894-1951) and Mary C. Bebieff (1896-1974)
Children: Mike, Mary, Alex, Nick, John, James, Sarah, Vera, William, Frances, and Jack
Spouse: Jean M. Carlascio
Child: Judith
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