FATHER: Fletcher Lee Aiken
MOTHER: Francis Aranna Bennett
WIFE: Claudine Head, married Oct. 2, 1945, at Sherman, Grayson Co., TX.
CHILDREN:
1. Lois Marie Aiken
2. Carolyn Sue Aiken
OCCUPATION: Worked for the Frisco Railroad, as a laborer, and building bridges.
MILITARY: Served during World War II.
HEADSTONE INSCRIPTION:
PERRY L. AIKEN
TEXAS
PFC HQ & HQ BTRY 64 FA BN
WORLD WAR II
JULY 18, 1912 - NOV 21, 1964
NEWSPAPER CLIPPING:
Headline: 16 Texans, 3 of Dallas, in Wounded List:
Newspaper: The Dallas Morning News
Date: Oct. 10, 1943
Wounded in action in Southwest Pacific area:
Pfc. Perry L. Aiken - Mrs. Frances A. Aiken, mother, Sherman.
MOTHER: Francis Aranna Bennett
WIFE: Claudine Head, married Oct. 2, 1945, at Sherman, Grayson Co., TX.
CHILDREN:
1. Lois Marie Aiken
2. Carolyn Sue Aiken
OCCUPATION: Worked for the Frisco Railroad, as a laborer, and building bridges.
MILITARY: Served during World War II.
HEADSTONE INSCRIPTION:
PERRY L. AIKEN
TEXAS
PFC HQ & HQ BTRY 64 FA BN
WORLD WAR II
JULY 18, 1912 - NOV 21, 1964
NEWSPAPER CLIPPING:
Headline: 16 Texans, 3 of Dallas, in Wounded List:
Newspaper: The Dallas Morning News
Date: Oct. 10, 1943
Wounded in action in Southwest Pacific area:
Pfc. Perry L. Aiken - Mrs. Frances A. Aiken, mother, Sherman.
FATHER: Fletcher Lee Aiken
MOTHER: Francis Aranna Bennett
WIFE: Claudine Head, married Oct. 2, 1945, at Sherman, Grayson Co., TX.
CHILDREN:
1. Lois Marie Aiken
2. Carolyn Sue Aiken
OCCUPATION: Worked for the Frisco Railroad, as a laborer, and building bridges.
MILITARY: Served during World War II.
HEADSTONE INSCRIPTION:
PERRY L. AIKEN
TEXAS
PFC HQ & HQ BTRY 64 FA BN
WORLD WAR II
JULY 18, 1912 - NOV 21, 1964
NEWSPAPER CLIPPING:
Headline: 16 Texans, 3 of Dallas, in Wounded List:
Newspaper: The Dallas Morning News
Date: Oct. 10, 1943
Wounded in action in Southwest Pacific area:
Pfc. Perry L. Aiken - Mrs. Frances A. Aiken, mother, Sherman.
MOTHER: Francis Aranna Bennett
WIFE: Claudine Head, married Oct. 2, 1945, at Sherman, Grayson Co., TX.
CHILDREN:
1. Lois Marie Aiken
2. Carolyn Sue Aiken
OCCUPATION: Worked for the Frisco Railroad, as a laborer, and building bridges.
MILITARY: Served during World War II.
HEADSTONE INSCRIPTION:
PERRY L. AIKEN
TEXAS
PFC HQ & HQ BTRY 64 FA BN
WORLD WAR II
JULY 18, 1912 - NOV 21, 1964
NEWSPAPER CLIPPING:
Headline: 16 Texans, 3 of Dallas, in Wounded List:
Newspaper: The Dallas Morning News
Date: Oct. 10, 1943
Wounded in action in Southwest Pacific area:
Pfc. Perry L. Aiken - Mrs. Frances A. Aiken, mother, Sherman.
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