Inscription on stone: Ill S2 US Navy WW-I
Reno was the son of Oliver and Emma Droit.
He was married Ruie M. Droit.
According to his World War II Draft Registration, Reno was a merchant at the Droit Store located in Williamson County, Illinois.
He was married at the time of his registration and had two living children: his son, Sherman Lee; and a daughter, Leota E. Droit. His first born daughter, Virginia F. Droit, died as an infant in 1922 and is also buried in Pleasant Valley
Reno was the son of Oliver and Emma Droit.
He was married Ruie M. Droit.
According to his World War II Draft Registration, Reno was a merchant at the Droit Store located in Williamson County, Illinois.
He was married at the time of his registration and had two living children: his son, Sherman Lee; and a daughter, Leota E. Droit. His first born daughter, Virginia F. Droit, died as an infant in 1922 and is also buried in Pleasant Valley
Inscription on stone: Ill S2 US Navy WW-I
Reno was the son of Oliver and Emma Droit.
He was married Ruie M. Droit.
According to his World War II Draft Registration, Reno was a merchant at the Droit Store located in Williamson County, Illinois.
He was married at the time of his registration and had two living children: his son, Sherman Lee; and a daughter, Leota E. Droit. His first born daughter, Virginia F. Droit, died as an infant in 1922 and is also buried in Pleasant Valley
Reno was the son of Oliver and Emma Droit.
He was married Ruie M. Droit.
According to his World War II Draft Registration, Reno was a merchant at the Droit Store located in Williamson County, Illinois.
He was married at the time of his registration and had two living children: his son, Sherman Lee; and a daughter, Leota E. Droit. His first born daughter, Virginia F. Droit, died as an infant in 1922 and is also buried in Pleasant Valley
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