Harry Brundis of Highland, born in Missouri, lived in San Bernardino County for 28 years, died Wednesday in San Bernardino at the age of 76. Brundis was a mechanic at Norton Air Force Base for eight years, a veteran of World War I and II and a member of the Norton American Legion Post No. 506. Survivors include his wife, Helen, and a sister, Teresa Myers of Portland, Oregon. Graveside services are scheduled for 1 a.m.(sic) Monday in Montecito Memorial Pak with Bobbitt Memorial Chapel in charge of the arrangements.
Harry Brundis of Highland, born in Missouri, lived in San Bernardino County for 28 years, died Wednesday in San Bernardino at the age of 76. Brundis was a mechanic at Norton Air Force Base for eight years, a veteran of World War I and II and a member of the Norton American Legion Post No. 506. Survivors include his wife, Helen, and a sister, Teresa Myers of Portland, Oregon. Graveside services are scheduled for 1 a.m.(sic) Monday in Montecito Memorial Pak with Bobbitt Memorial Chapel in charge of the arrangements.
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Inscription
(circled cross at the top middle of the stone) HARRY BRUNDIS / CPL. U. S. Army / World War I & II / Dec. 15, 1900 Sep. 28, 1977
Gravesite Details
Buried between Helen Brundis and Dicie Blankenship in the north end of the Valor Lot, closer to Barton Road, CDI gives a birthyear of 1901 and birthplace of Missouri, SSDI lists San Bernardino as the last residence
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