Youngest of nine chilren and father of four. Lou was the hardest worker ever to live. He taught his children hard work, honesty, love, and respect for their mother.
Lou was taken from this live by cancer at the young age of 54, leaving behind his sweetheart Twila and four children; Gerry, Lou, Brad and Jeanne. At the time of his death, Lou had seven grandchildren.
His eight brothers and sisters have all passed on and are now joined together in an Eternal family unit with their parents Nonna and Margaret (Smith) York.
Lou's two brothers and six sisters are:
1. Madge
2. Grace
3. Dean
4. Nada
5. Verda
6. Walter
7. Kate
8. Wilma
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PFC Louis Aaron York
Lou was taken from this live by cancer at the young age of 54, leaving behind his sweetheart Twila and four children; Gerry, Lou, Brad and Jeanne. At the time of his death, Lou had seven grandchildren.
His eight brothers and sisters have all passed on and are now joined together in an Eternal family unit with their parents Nonna and Margaret (Smith) York.
Lou's two brothers and six sisters are:
1. Madge
2. Grace
3. Dean
4. Nada
5. Verda
6. Walter
7. Kate
8. Wilma
Visit the World War II Memorial for
PFC Louis Aaron York
Youngest of nine chilren and father of four. Lou was the hardest worker ever to live. He taught his children hard work, honesty, love, and respect for their mother.
Lou was taken from this live by cancer at the young age of 54, leaving behind his sweetheart Twila and four children; Gerry, Lou, Brad and Jeanne. At the time of his death, Lou had seven grandchildren.
His eight brothers and sisters have all passed on and are now joined together in an Eternal family unit with their parents Nonna and Margaret (Smith) York.
Lou's two brothers and six sisters are:
1. Madge
2. Grace
3. Dean
4. Nada
5. Verda
6. Walter
7. Kate
8. Wilma
Visit the World War II Memorial for
PFC Louis Aaron York
Lou was taken from this live by cancer at the young age of 54, leaving behind his sweetheart Twila and four children; Gerry, Lou, Brad and Jeanne. At the time of his death, Lou had seven grandchildren.
His eight brothers and sisters have all passed on and are now joined together in an Eternal family unit with their parents Nonna and Margaret (Smith) York.
Lou's two brothers and six sisters are:
1. Madge
2. Grace
3. Dean
4. Nada
5. Verda
6. Walter
7. Kate
8. Wilma
Visit the World War II Memorial for
PFC Louis Aaron York
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