Service No. 38675723
Obituary from unknown newspaper (probably The Pleasanton Express). Newspaper clipping courtesy of Shirley and John Grammer.
"PFC. DEXTER GRAMMAR (Sic), JR. PAYS SUPREME SACRIFICE
News was received last week officially by Mrs. D. T. Grammer, Jr., of Pleasanton, that her husband was killed in action near Luxenburg (sic), January 8. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Grammer, Sr. living near Christine.
Young Grammer had lived most of his life in Atascosa County. He was 25 years, eleven months and four days old when he paid the supreme sacrifice. His family received a letter a few days ago dated the day he was killed, and he attended church services the same morning.
Survivors are his widow and two small children, Milton Lewis and James Leroy of Pleasanton; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Grammer, Sr., and four sisters and two brothers."
Obituary from unknown newspaper (probably The Pleasanton Express). Newspaper clipping courtesy of Shirley and John Grammer.
"PFC. DEXTER GRAMMAR (Sic), JR. PAYS SUPREME SACRIFICE
News was received last week officially by Mrs. D. T. Grammer, Jr., of Pleasanton, that her husband was killed in action near Luxenburg (sic), January 8. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Grammer, Sr. living near Christine.
Young Grammer had lived most of his life in Atascosa County. He was 25 years, eleven months and four days old when he paid the supreme sacrifice. His family received a letter a few days ago dated the day he was killed, and he attended church services the same morning.
Survivors are his widow and two small children, Milton Lewis and James Leroy of Pleasanton; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Grammer, Sr., and four sisters and two brothers."
Service No. 38675723
Obituary from unknown newspaper (probably The Pleasanton Express). Newspaper clipping courtesy of Shirley and John Grammer.
"PFC. DEXTER GRAMMAR (Sic), JR. PAYS SUPREME SACRIFICE
News was received last week officially by Mrs. D. T. Grammer, Jr., of Pleasanton, that her husband was killed in action near Luxenburg (sic), January 8. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Grammer, Sr. living near Christine.
Young Grammer had lived most of his life in Atascosa County. He was 25 years, eleven months and four days old when he paid the supreme sacrifice. His family received a letter a few days ago dated the day he was killed, and he attended church services the same morning.
Survivors are his widow and two small children, Milton Lewis and James Leroy of Pleasanton; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Grammer, Sr., and four sisters and two brothers."
Obituary from unknown newspaper (probably The Pleasanton Express). Newspaper clipping courtesy of Shirley and John Grammer.
"PFC. DEXTER GRAMMAR (Sic), JR. PAYS SUPREME SACRIFICE
News was received last week officially by Mrs. D. T. Grammer, Jr., of Pleasanton, that her husband was killed in action near Luxenburg (sic), January 8. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Grammer, Sr. living near Christine.
Young Grammer had lived most of his life in Atascosa County. He was 25 years, eleven months and four days old when he paid the supreme sacrifice. His family received a letter a few days ago dated the day he was killed, and he attended church services the same morning.
Survivors are his widow and two small children, Milton Lewis and James Leroy of Pleasanton; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Grammer, Sr., and four sisters and two brothers."
Inscription
PFC 319 INF 80 INF DIV TEXAS
Gravesite Details
Entered the service from Texas. Also, see Memorial # 16356818.
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