Don was born to Charles and Belle "Brown" Crumbaker in Onaga, KS.
He married Dorothy Dawn Stagg, daughter of Jess A. and Pauline "Olson" Stagg, in her parents farm home in Eureka Valley, Riley county, KS on May 22, 1941.∼Mr. Crumbaker was born to Charles & Adda Belle Crumbaker, being the fourth child of eleven. His childhood was spent on a dairy farm near Onaga, Kansas.
He was preceded in death by two sisters, Helen Dent and Dorothy Shandy, and one brother, Dale Crumbaker.
He married Dorothy Dawn Stagg, daughter of Jess A. and Pauline "Olson" Stagg, in her parents farm home in Eureka Valley, Riley county, KS on May 22, 1941.∼Mr. Crumbaker was born to Charles & Adda Belle Crumbaker, being the fourth child of eleven. His childhood was spent on a dairy farm near Onaga, Kansas.
He was preceded in death by two sisters, Helen Dent and Dorothy Shandy, and one brother, Dale Crumbaker.
Don was born to Charles and Belle "Brown" Crumbaker in Onaga, KS.
He married Dorothy Dawn Stagg, daughter of Jess A. and Pauline "Olson" Stagg, in her parents farm home in Eureka Valley, Riley county, KS on May 22, 1941.∼Mr. Crumbaker was born to Charles & Adda Belle Crumbaker, being the fourth child of eleven. His childhood was spent on a dairy farm near Onaga, Kansas.
He was preceded in death by two sisters, Helen Dent and Dorothy Shandy, and one brother, Dale Crumbaker.
He married Dorothy Dawn Stagg, daughter of Jess A. and Pauline "Olson" Stagg, in her parents farm home in Eureka Valley, Riley county, KS on May 22, 1941.∼Mr. Crumbaker was born to Charles & Adda Belle Crumbaker, being the fourth child of eleven. His childhood was spent on a dairy farm near Onaga, Kansas.
He was preceded in death by two sisters, Helen Dent and Dorothy Shandy, and one brother, Dale Crumbaker.
Inscription
It has a small military headstone attached to it, below Crumbaker with a bundle of three stalks of wheat to the left of the headstone.
Don E. Crumbaker
LTJG US NAVY
WORLD WAR II
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