U.S. Army Air Corp, enlisted December 2, 1941. Killed in Action, France. A veteran of fighting in India, North Africa, Italy and France. Survived by his parents, Joseph and Hannah Kaufman Gertzberg, one brother, Pfc. Daniel, U.S. Army Infantry, serving in France, two sisters, Misses Gussie and Rosaline. The Albany NY Times Union, 11/30/1944. Funeral Services, Sunday, Silberg Funeral Home, burial in Independent Benevolent Cemetery [AKA as Beth Abraham-Jacob Cemetery #03], Guilderland NY. The Albany NY Times Union, 09/17/1948. NOTE: Parents names, The Albany NY Times Union, 09/18/1948.
U.S. Army Air Corp, enlisted December 2, 1941. Killed in Action, France. A veteran of fighting in India, North Africa, Italy and France. Survived by his parents, Joseph and Hannah Kaufman Gertzberg, one brother, Pfc. Daniel, U.S. Army Infantry, serving in France, two sisters, Misses Gussie and Rosaline. The Albany NY Times Union, 11/30/1944. Funeral Services, Sunday, Silberg Funeral Home, burial in Independent Benevolent Cemetery [AKA as Beth Abraham-Jacob Cemetery #03], Guilderland NY. The Albany NY Times Union, 09/17/1948. NOTE: Parents names, The Albany NY Times Union, 09/18/1948.
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He stands in the unbroken line of patriots
Who have dared to die
That freedom might live. And grow.
And increase its blessings.
Freedom lives.
And through it, he lives in a way that humblers the undertakings of most men.
Noah ben reb Yosef Gertzberg
Beloved son and brother
Sgt. Nathan I. Gertzberg
1918-1944
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