Roy Umfleet was injured by falling rocks in a mine accident in Ellington, Missouri on 3 Oct 1968. He died at the St Mary's Hospital in St. Louis on 4 Oct 1968.
Roy Umfleet was a Veteran who served with 186th Infantry Regiment U.S. Army during World War 2 in the Papuan, New Guinea Campaign and was Awarded 2 Bronze Stars per his discharge papers filed with Madison County, Missouri. Ref WDGO #75 1943
He was survived by his wife Nellie June White and 4 sons Dennis, Larry, Martie, Robert and daughter Carol.
Roy Umfleet was a Veteran who served with 186th Infantry Regiment U.S. Army during World War 2 in the Papuan, New Guinea Campaign and was Awarded 2 Bronze Stars per his discharge papers filed with Madison County, Missouri. Ref WDGO #75 1943
He was survived by his wife Nellie June White and 4 sons Dennis, Larry, Martie, Robert and daughter Carol.
Roy Umfleet was injured by falling rocks in a mine accident in Ellington, Missouri on 3 Oct 1968. He died at the St Mary's Hospital in St. Louis on 4 Oct 1968.
Roy Umfleet was a Veteran who served with 186th Infantry Regiment U.S. Army during World War 2 in the Papuan, New Guinea Campaign and was Awarded 2 Bronze Stars per his discharge papers filed with Madison County, Missouri. Ref WDGO #75 1943
He was survived by his wife Nellie June White and 4 sons Dennis, Larry, Martie, Robert and daughter Carol.
Roy Umfleet was a Veteran who served with 186th Infantry Regiment U.S. Army during World War 2 in the Papuan, New Guinea Campaign and was Awarded 2 Bronze Stars per his discharge papers filed with Madison County, Missouri. Ref WDGO #75 1943
He was survived by his wife Nellie June White and 4 sons Dennis, Larry, Martie, Robert and daughter Carol.
Inscription
Roy E Umfleet Missouri, TEC5, Co E 186 Infantry, World War II, March 6 1919 - Oct 4 1968
Gravesite Details
S/O Harley Umfleet and Ollie. H/O Nellie June White.
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