Lyle Leon Sheldon
My father, Lyle Leon Sheldon, was a BAR man in the 94th. I know that he was injured in the line of duty with a left shoulder shrapnel wound, and that he had "trench foot" and that parts of his feet were cut off due to the infections.
He received the Bronze Star, but I don't know why he received it. He rarely talked about his wartime experiences, but I don't think that was unusual for his generation.
Any information that you could give me about his wartime service would be greatly appreciated. He passed away in June 1993, and his cremains are buried at the National Cemetary in southern Oregon.
Now that I'm older, I have discovered that I have a real need to connect with his service for our country.
Lyle Leon Sheldon
My father, Lyle Leon Sheldon, was a BAR man in the 94th. I know that he was injured in the line of duty with a left shoulder shrapnel wound, and that he had "trench foot" and that parts of his feet were cut off due to the infections.
He received the Bronze Star, but I don't know why he received it. He rarely talked about his wartime experiences, but I don't think that was unusual for his generation.
Any information that you could give me about his wartime service would be greatly appreciated. He passed away in June 1993, and his cremains are buried at the National Cemetary in southern Oregon.
Now that I'm older, I have discovered that I have a real need to connect with his service for our country.
Family Members
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Earl Walter Sheldon
1897–1970
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Lida Crocker Roblyer
1899–1979
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Mary L Sheldon
1899–1974
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Luella N Crocker King
1900–1986
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Nellie Elizabeth Sheldon Barnes
1901–1983
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Albertina Alice Crocker Smith
1903–1992
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Herbert Austin Sheldon
1905–1912
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Dorothy Agnes Crocker Mahmet
1908–1995
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Thelma Irene Sheldon Doner
1908–1976
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William Franklin Sheldon
1909–1964
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Florence E Crocker Forman
1916–1976
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