Found in the book, Olympia Cemetery Book, Including Olympia Families, compiled by Patsy Goff, Betty & Billy Hilliard, a publication of the Olympia Cemetery Association, found in the Richland County (South Carolina) Public Library, Walker Local History Room, page 212: Benjamin Browder, d. Sandy Oregon. Services held Sep. 8, 1999 at Sandy Funeral Home bu. Willamette National Park Cem. in Portland Oregon with full military rites. Born in Columbia, s/o Everette L. and Rena Browder. Survived by sisters, Mrs. Janie B. Hite, Mrs. Daisy B. Grant; brothers, Carol Carroway, Alvin Carroway. He was predeceased by a brother, Gadberry Browder and sisters, Virginia Counds and Vermelle Derrick.
Military Information: SK1, US NAVY
Military Information: SK1, US NAVY
Found in the book, Olympia Cemetery Book, Including Olympia Families, compiled by Patsy Goff, Betty & Billy Hilliard, a publication of the Olympia Cemetery Association, found in the Richland County (South Carolina) Public Library, Walker Local History Room, page 212: Benjamin Browder, d. Sandy Oregon. Services held Sep. 8, 1999 at Sandy Funeral Home bu. Willamette National Park Cem. in Portland Oregon with full military rites. Born in Columbia, s/o Everette L. and Rena Browder. Survived by sisters, Mrs. Janie B. Hite, Mrs. Daisy B. Grant; brothers, Carol Carroway, Alvin Carroway. He was predeceased by a brother, Gadberry Browder and sisters, Virginia Counds and Vermelle Derrick.
Military Information: SK1, US NAVY
Military Information: SK1, US NAVY
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