Texas
PFC 1045 Base Unit AAF
World War II
Bud came with his family to Winters, Texas in 1921 from Hall COunty, Texas. He attended Winters schools and like most of his uncles and cousins, he was a skilled carpenter. Bud was employed by the County Commissioner a number of years. Ill health forced him to retire in about 1964. Bud was married on October 17, 1936, and was the father of 1 son and the grandfather of 3 grandchildren.
Infomation came from (The Images 1809-1981).
PFC 1045 Base Unit AAF
World War II
Bud came with his family to Winters, Texas in 1921 from Hall COunty, Texas. He attended Winters schools and like most of his uncles and cousins, he was a skilled carpenter. Bud was employed by the County Commissioner a number of years. Ill health forced him to retire in about 1964. Bud was married on October 17, 1936, and was the father of 1 son and the grandfather of 3 grandchildren.
Infomation came from (The Images 1809-1981).
Texas
PFC 1045 Base Unit AAF
World War II
Bud came with his family to Winters, Texas in 1921 from Hall COunty, Texas. He attended Winters schools and like most of his uncles and cousins, he was a skilled carpenter. Bud was employed by the County Commissioner a number of years. Ill health forced him to retire in about 1964. Bud was married on October 17, 1936, and was the father of 1 son and the grandfather of 3 grandchildren.
Infomation came from (The Images 1809-1981).
PFC 1045 Base Unit AAF
World War II
Bud came with his family to Winters, Texas in 1921 from Hall COunty, Texas. He attended Winters schools and like most of his uncles and cousins, he was a skilled carpenter. Bud was employed by the County Commissioner a number of years. Ill health forced him to retire in about 1964. Bud was married on October 17, 1936, and was the father of 1 son and the grandfather of 3 grandchildren.
Infomation came from (The Images 1809-1981).
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