Ward lived 701 W Walnut, Bloomington, Illinois. He was found dead at 7 a.m. in his car in the garage.
Illinois 1st Lt. 484 Bomb, GP AF, World War II, AM.
He was the son of Burt and Gertrude Brown. He married Jeanne Miller, Nov. 6, 1944, in Mountain Home, Idaho. They moved to Bloomington around September 1955, from Walnut, IL.
Surviving him was his wife, a daughter, Pamela Ann, at home; his mother, Columbus, Ohio; a sister, Mrs. Ralph Curby, 707 W University, Normal, IL. He was preceded in death by his father. He was a member of Wesley Methodist Church and the American Legion. He was an agent for the New York Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Illinois 1st Lt. 484 Bomb, GP AF, World War II, AM.
He was the son of Burt and Gertrude Brown. He married Jeanne Miller, Nov. 6, 1944, in Mountain Home, Idaho. They moved to Bloomington around September 1955, from Walnut, IL.
Surviving him was his wife, a daughter, Pamela Ann, at home; his mother, Columbus, Ohio; a sister, Mrs. Ralph Curby, 707 W University, Normal, IL. He was preceded in death by his father. He was a member of Wesley Methodist Church and the American Legion. He was an agent for the New York Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Ward lived 701 W Walnut, Bloomington, Illinois. He was found dead at 7 a.m. in his car in the garage.
Illinois 1st Lt. 484 Bomb, GP AF, World War II, AM.
He was the son of Burt and Gertrude Brown. He married Jeanne Miller, Nov. 6, 1944, in Mountain Home, Idaho. They moved to Bloomington around September 1955, from Walnut, IL.
Surviving him was his wife, a daughter, Pamela Ann, at home; his mother, Columbus, Ohio; a sister, Mrs. Ralph Curby, 707 W University, Normal, IL. He was preceded in death by his father. He was a member of Wesley Methodist Church and the American Legion. He was an agent for the New York Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Illinois 1st Lt. 484 Bomb, GP AF, World War II, AM.
He was the son of Burt and Gertrude Brown. He married Jeanne Miller, Nov. 6, 1944, in Mountain Home, Idaho. They moved to Bloomington around September 1955, from Walnut, IL.
Surviving him was his wife, a daughter, Pamela Ann, at home; his mother, Columbus, Ohio; a sister, Mrs. Ralph Curby, 707 W University, Normal, IL. He was preceded in death by his father. He was a member of Wesley Methodist Church and the American Legion. He was an agent for the New York Mutual Life Insurance Co.
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