Casualty of WWII,Charles served with the Royal Engineers~Service No:1900068.
He was 64 and the son of Adolf and Melanie Oederlin Arbenz. He left a widow, Catterina Arbenz (nee Gorio)of Milan, Italy.
He was one of 5 servicemen who were cremated here during the 1939-45 War and who are commemorated individually on the Screen Wall in Section 213, Kensal Green (All Souls') Cemetery, in the grounds of which stands this crematorium.
He was 64 and the son of Adolf and Melanie Oederlin Arbenz. He left a widow, Catterina Arbenz (nee Gorio)of Milan, Italy.
He was one of 5 servicemen who were cremated here during the 1939-45 War and who are commemorated individually on the Screen Wall in Section 213, Kensal Green (All Souls') Cemetery, in the grounds of which stands this crematorium.
Casualty of WWII,Charles served with the Royal Engineers~Service No:1900068.
He was 64 and the son of Adolf and Melanie Oederlin Arbenz. He left a widow, Catterina Arbenz (nee Gorio)of Milan, Italy.
He was one of 5 servicemen who were cremated here during the 1939-45 War and who are commemorated individually on the Screen Wall in Section 213, Kensal Green (All Souls') Cemetery, in the grounds of which stands this crematorium.
He was 64 and the son of Adolf and Melanie Oederlin Arbenz. He left a widow, Catterina Arbenz (nee Gorio)of Milan, Italy.
He was one of 5 servicemen who were cremated here during the 1939-45 War and who are commemorated individually on the Screen Wall in Section 213, Kensal Green (All Souls') Cemetery, in the grounds of which stands this crematorium.
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