Gene was my husband's uncle and my mother-in-law's youngest sibling. He was a veteran of the US Army. U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, on Ancestry.com says he enlisted 29 Sept 1943 and was discharged 8 Apr 1946.
Uncle Gene drove a bread truck in Saginaw, MI, where he was shot in the back during an attempted robbery. He did not die but carried the bullet in his back until he died of natural causes.
Uncle Gene drove a bread truck in Saginaw, MI, where he was shot in the back during an attempted robbery. He did not die but carried the bullet in his back until he died of natural causes.
Gene was my husband's uncle and my mother-in-law's youngest sibling. He was a veteran of the US Army. U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, on Ancestry.com says he enlisted 29 Sept 1943 and was discharged 8 Apr 1946.
Uncle Gene drove a bread truck in Saginaw, MI, where he was shot in the back during an attempted robbery. He did not die but carried the bullet in his back until he died of natural causes.
Uncle Gene drove a bread truck in Saginaw, MI, where he was shot in the back during an attempted robbery. He did not die but carried the bullet in his back until he died of natural causes.
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