He was the son of Albert Crocker and Carrie Hunter. He married 1st Mildred Evelyn Carkin on September 2, 1917 in Lowell MA He married 2nd Marion Douglas Judson on February 19, 1955 in Westford MA
He served in Saddler Troops K, 6th Regiment of the U.S. Calvary on expedition to Vera Cruz, Mexico and in France during World War I with Company B, 302 Machine Gun Battalion. During World War II he served as an overseer of Westford's defenses. He was employed by C.G. Sargent's Sons Corp for 45 years as a pattern maker. He was a member of the American Legion Post 159 of Westford and was its first three term commander, the Mattawanakee Post VFW and the Tahattawan Lodge AF&AM.
He served in Saddler Troops K, 6th Regiment of the U.S. Calvary on expedition to Vera Cruz, Mexico and in France during World War I with Company B, 302 Machine Gun Battalion. During World War II he served as an overseer of Westford's defenses. He was employed by C.G. Sargent's Sons Corp for 45 years as a pattern maker. He was a member of the American Legion Post 159 of Westford and was its first three term commander, the Mattawanakee Post VFW and the Tahattawan Lodge AF&AM.
He was the son of Albert Crocker and Carrie Hunter. He married 1st Mildred Evelyn Carkin on September 2, 1917 in Lowell MA He married 2nd Marion Douglas Judson on February 19, 1955 in Westford MA
He served in Saddler Troops K, 6th Regiment of the U.S. Calvary on expedition to Vera Cruz, Mexico and in France during World War I with Company B, 302 Machine Gun Battalion. During World War II he served as an overseer of Westford's defenses. He was employed by C.G. Sargent's Sons Corp for 45 years as a pattern maker. He was a member of the American Legion Post 159 of Westford and was its first three term commander, the Mattawanakee Post VFW and the Tahattawan Lodge AF&AM.
He served in Saddler Troops K, 6th Regiment of the U.S. Calvary on expedition to Vera Cruz, Mexico and in France during World War I with Company B, 302 Machine Gun Battalion. During World War II he served as an overseer of Westford's defenses. He was employed by C.G. Sargent's Sons Corp for 45 years as a pattern maker. He was a member of the American Legion Post 159 of Westford and was its first three term commander, the Mattawanakee Post VFW and the Tahattawan Lodge AF&AM.
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