Adopted son of Frank R. Bedker & Alma Olive Bell. Married January 08, 1916 Burlington, Des Moines Co., IA to Edith Mary Perry.
Wesley G. Bedker [#306306]. Enlisted Feb 14, 1918. 80th Co. Wounded in action on July 19th 1918, from gun shot wounds to both hips, in line of duty not the result of his own misconduct. Died of wounds July 20, 1918. Would have been awarded Character Excellent had he been discharged. Private, French 6th Marine.
Died from gunshot wounds in World War I. Interment Date at Arlington 14 Jan 1921.
US Marine Corps Casualty: DOW
Wesley G. Bedker [#306306]. Enlisted Feb 14, 1918. 80th Co. Wounded in action on July 19th 1918, from gun shot wounds to both hips, in line of duty not the result of his own misconduct. Died of wounds July 20, 1918. Would have been awarded Character Excellent had he been discharged. Private, French 6th Marine.
Died from gunshot wounds in World War I. Interment Date at Arlington 14 Jan 1921.
US Marine Corps Casualty: DOW
Adopted son of Frank R. Bedker & Alma Olive Bell. Married January 08, 1916 Burlington, Des Moines Co., IA to Edith Mary Perry.
Wesley G. Bedker [#306306]. Enlisted Feb 14, 1918. 80th Co. Wounded in action on July 19th 1918, from gun shot wounds to both hips, in line of duty not the result of his own misconduct. Died of wounds July 20, 1918. Would have been awarded Character Excellent had he been discharged. Private, French 6th Marine.
Died from gunshot wounds in World War I. Interment Date at Arlington 14 Jan 1921.
US Marine Corps Casualty: DOW
Wesley G. Bedker [#306306]. Enlisted Feb 14, 1918. 80th Co. Wounded in action on July 19th 1918, from gun shot wounds to both hips, in line of duty not the result of his own misconduct. Died of wounds July 20, 1918. Would have been awarded Character Excellent had he been discharged. Private, French 6th Marine.
Died from gunshot wounds in World War I. Interment Date at Arlington 14 Jan 1921.
US Marine Corps Casualty: DOW
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