World War II
Air Medal - 4 Oak Leaf Clusters - Purple Heart
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Schenectady Gazette
Saturday, July 4, 1953
WOHLSTEIN—In loving memory;
of Lieutenant Frederick F
Wohlstein Jr., who died in ac-
tion August 15, 1944, over Avignon
France. .;.
The day brings back memories
of one we loved so dear;
He has been taken from us,
But in our hearts he will always be
near.
FATHER, MOTHER; WIFE. ELLEN ;
SONS. RONALD T. and FREDERICK
III ; SISTER, EVELYN BURMEISTER.
self family plot: Frederick F Wohlstein Jr.
Arlington National Cemetery Lieut Frederick F Wohlstein: Frederick F Wohlstein Jr
Florence American Cemetery Lieut Frederick Wohlstein: Frederick F Wohlstein Jr
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In June 1959 Congess authorized a bronze memorial, called a cenataph, issued to the next of kin of any service man who was missing in action. Evergreen Memorial Park received one of the first of these and the first cenataph installed was in memory of 2nd Lt. Frederick Wohlstein. He was attached to the 488th Bomber Squadron U.S. Air Force and was reported missing in action Aug 15, 1944.
provided by Jeni
Air Medal - 4 Oak Leaf Clusters - Purple Heart
*******************************
Schenectady Gazette
Saturday, July 4, 1953
WOHLSTEIN—In loving memory;
of Lieutenant Frederick F
Wohlstein Jr., who died in ac-
tion August 15, 1944, over Avignon
France. .;.
The day brings back memories
of one we loved so dear;
He has been taken from us,
But in our hearts he will always be
near.
FATHER, MOTHER; WIFE. ELLEN ;
SONS. RONALD T. and FREDERICK
III ; SISTER, EVELYN BURMEISTER.
self family plot: Frederick F Wohlstein Jr.
Arlington National Cemetery Lieut Frederick F Wohlstein: Frederick F Wohlstein Jr
Florence American Cemetery Lieut Frederick Wohlstein: Frederick F Wohlstein Jr
****************************************
In June 1959 Congess authorized a bronze memorial, called a cenataph, issued to the next of kin of any service man who was missing in action. Evergreen Memorial Park received one of the first of these and the first cenataph installed was in memory of 2nd Lt. Frederick Wohlstein. He was attached to the 488th Bomber Squadron U.S. Air Force and was reported missing in action Aug 15, 1944.
provided by Jeni
World War II
Air Medal - 4 Oak Leaf Clusters - Purple Heart
*******************************
Schenectady Gazette
Saturday, July 4, 1953
WOHLSTEIN—In loving memory;
of Lieutenant Frederick F
Wohlstein Jr., who died in ac-
tion August 15, 1944, over Avignon
France. .;.
The day brings back memories
of one we loved so dear;
He has been taken from us,
But in our hearts he will always be
near.
FATHER, MOTHER; WIFE. ELLEN ;
SONS. RONALD T. and FREDERICK
III ; SISTER, EVELYN BURMEISTER.
self family plot: Frederick F Wohlstein Jr.
Arlington National Cemetery Lieut Frederick F Wohlstein: Frederick F Wohlstein Jr
Florence American Cemetery Lieut Frederick Wohlstein: Frederick F Wohlstein Jr
****************************************
In June 1959 Congess authorized a bronze memorial, called a cenataph, issued to the next of kin of any service man who was missing in action. Evergreen Memorial Park received one of the first of these and the first cenataph installed was in memory of 2nd Lt. Frederick Wohlstein. He was attached to the 488th Bomber Squadron U.S. Air Force and was reported missing in action Aug 15, 1944.
provided by Jeni
Air Medal - 4 Oak Leaf Clusters - Purple Heart
*******************************
Schenectady Gazette
Saturday, July 4, 1953
WOHLSTEIN—In loving memory;
of Lieutenant Frederick F
Wohlstein Jr., who died in ac-
tion August 15, 1944, over Avignon
France. .;.
The day brings back memories
of one we loved so dear;
He has been taken from us,
But in our hearts he will always be
near.
FATHER, MOTHER; WIFE. ELLEN ;
SONS. RONALD T. and FREDERICK
III ; SISTER, EVELYN BURMEISTER.
self family plot: Frederick F Wohlstein Jr.
Arlington National Cemetery Lieut Frederick F Wohlstein: Frederick F Wohlstein Jr
Florence American Cemetery Lieut Frederick Wohlstein: Frederick F Wohlstein Jr
****************************************
In June 1959 Congess authorized a bronze memorial, called a cenataph, issued to the next of kin of any service man who was missing in action. Evergreen Memorial Park received one of the first of these and the first cenataph installed was in memory of 2nd Lt. Frederick Wohlstein. He was attached to the 488th Bomber Squadron U.S. Air Force and was reported missing in action Aug 15, 1944.
provided by Jeni
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