Willard Jenkins from Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania was born in 1917 in Pennsylvania.
father: David Jenkins †
mother: Verna (Morgan) Jenkins †
sister: Shirley (Swartzell) Jenkins †
sister: Margaret (Driebe) Jenkins († 2006)
sister: Hanna H. (Owens) Jenkins
brother: David Jenkins †
sister: Dorothy Verna (Thatcher) Jenkins († September 19, 2011)
brother: Evan William Jenkins †
sister: Edna Jenkins
sister: Joan (Kujawski) Jenkins †
sister: Ethel Jenkins †
He enlisted in the U.S. Army June 16, 1942 from Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania as a Private (Army Serial Number 33346254). Attended 2 years of high school. Worked as a roofer or slater. Single, without dependents. Awarded with the Purple Heart.
Willard Jenkins was killed during the crossing of the Waal River in canvass boats, 2 km west of the Waal Bridge at Nijmegen.
father: David Jenkins †
mother: Verna (Morgan) Jenkins †
sister: Shirley (Swartzell) Jenkins †
sister: Margaret (Driebe) Jenkins († 2006)
sister: Hanna H. (Owens) Jenkins
brother: David Jenkins †
sister: Dorothy Verna (Thatcher) Jenkins († September 19, 2011)
brother: Evan William Jenkins †
sister: Edna Jenkins
sister: Joan (Kujawski) Jenkins †
sister: Ethel Jenkins †
He enlisted in the U.S. Army June 16, 1942 from Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania as a Private (Army Serial Number 33346254). Attended 2 years of high school. Worked as a roofer or slater. Single, without dependents. Awarded with the Purple Heart.
Willard Jenkins was killed during the crossing of the Waal River in canvass boats, 2 km west of the Waal Bridge at Nijmegen.
Willard Jenkins from Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania was born in 1917 in Pennsylvania.
father: David Jenkins †
mother: Verna (Morgan) Jenkins †
sister: Shirley (Swartzell) Jenkins †
sister: Margaret (Driebe) Jenkins († 2006)
sister: Hanna H. (Owens) Jenkins
brother: David Jenkins †
sister: Dorothy Verna (Thatcher) Jenkins († September 19, 2011)
brother: Evan William Jenkins †
sister: Edna Jenkins
sister: Joan (Kujawski) Jenkins †
sister: Ethel Jenkins †
He enlisted in the U.S. Army June 16, 1942 from Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania as a Private (Army Serial Number 33346254). Attended 2 years of high school. Worked as a roofer or slater. Single, without dependents. Awarded with the Purple Heart.
Willard Jenkins was killed during the crossing of the Waal River in canvass boats, 2 km west of the Waal Bridge at Nijmegen.
father: David Jenkins †
mother: Verna (Morgan) Jenkins †
sister: Shirley (Swartzell) Jenkins †
sister: Margaret (Driebe) Jenkins († 2006)
sister: Hanna H. (Owens) Jenkins
brother: David Jenkins †
sister: Dorothy Verna (Thatcher) Jenkins († September 19, 2011)
brother: Evan William Jenkins †
sister: Edna Jenkins
sister: Joan (Kujawski) Jenkins †
sister: Ethel Jenkins †
He enlisted in the U.S. Army June 16, 1942 from Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania as a Private (Army Serial Number 33346254). Attended 2 years of high school. Worked as a roofer or slater. Single, without dependents. Awarded with the Purple Heart.
Willard Jenkins was killed during the crossing of the Waal River in canvass boats, 2 km west of the Waal Bridge at Nijmegen.
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