Original burial location. Fooks Cem Marshall Co. KY
2nd Lt. ¬James Liburn King (30 Sep 1919 Marshall Co, KY-24 Feb 1944) James died during WW II. James was a co-pilot with pilot Lt Phillip W Bell (St, Joseph, MO) and aircraft was shot down near Eisenbach, Germany. James’s squadron was on a misson to bomb a factory in Gotha, Germany. James flew on aircraft B-24D #41-24225. James was a Sharpe High School stand-out and University of Kentucky Basketball Star Center. James was 1st buried in Pferdorf, Krauthausen, Germany in Pferdsdorf/Rhon Cemetery grave # 202, but later reburied in 1949 in Fooks Cemetery. James married Helen Moore.
Lt James Libern King is not buried in this cemetery. It is a cenotaph to represent his life and death.
This grave memorial was at bequest of his parents. Lt James King was buried in Arlington National Cemetery w/ the tail-gunner of the B 24D Bomber, Robert J Gleason. Information provided by nephew Terry King.
2nd Lt. ¬James Liburn King (30 Sep 1919 Marshall Co, KY-24 Feb 1944) James died during WW II. James was a co-pilot with pilot Lt Phillip W Bell (St, Joseph, MO) and aircraft was shot down near Eisenbach, Germany. James’s squadron was on a misson to bomb a factory in Gotha, Germany. James flew on aircraft B-24D #41-24225. James was a Sharpe High School stand-out and University of Kentucky Basketball Star Center. James was 1st buried in Pferdorf, Krauthausen, Germany in Pferdsdorf/Rhon Cemetery grave # 202, but later reburied in 1949 in Fooks Cemetery. James married Helen Moore.
Lt James Libern King is not buried in this cemetery. It is a cenotaph to represent his life and death.
This grave memorial was at bequest of his parents. Lt James King was buried in Arlington National Cemetery w/ the tail-gunner of the B 24D Bomber, Robert J Gleason. Information provided by nephew Terry King.
Original burial location. Fooks Cem Marshall Co. KY
2nd Lt. ¬James Liburn King (30 Sep 1919 Marshall Co, KY-24 Feb 1944) James died during WW II. James was a co-pilot with pilot Lt Phillip W Bell (St, Joseph, MO) and aircraft was shot down near Eisenbach, Germany. James’s squadron was on a misson to bomb a factory in Gotha, Germany. James flew on aircraft B-24D #41-24225. James was a Sharpe High School stand-out and University of Kentucky Basketball Star Center. James was 1st buried in Pferdorf, Krauthausen, Germany in Pferdsdorf/Rhon Cemetery grave # 202, but later reburied in 1949 in Fooks Cemetery. James married Helen Moore.
Lt James Libern King is not buried in this cemetery. It is a cenotaph to represent his life and death.
This grave memorial was at bequest of his parents. Lt James King was buried in Arlington National Cemetery w/ the tail-gunner of the B 24D Bomber, Robert J Gleason. Information provided by nephew Terry King.
2nd Lt. ¬James Liburn King (30 Sep 1919 Marshall Co, KY-24 Feb 1944) James died during WW II. James was a co-pilot with pilot Lt Phillip W Bell (St, Joseph, MO) and aircraft was shot down near Eisenbach, Germany. James’s squadron was on a misson to bomb a factory in Gotha, Germany. James flew on aircraft B-24D #41-24225. James was a Sharpe High School stand-out and University of Kentucky Basketball Star Center. James was 1st buried in Pferdorf, Krauthausen, Germany in Pferdsdorf/Rhon Cemetery grave # 202, but later reburied in 1949 in Fooks Cemetery. James married Helen Moore.
Lt James Libern King is not buried in this cemetery. It is a cenotaph to represent his life and death.
This grave memorial was at bequest of his parents. Lt James King was buried in Arlington National Cemetery w/ the tail-gunner of the B 24D Bomber, Robert J Gleason. Information provided by nephew Terry King.
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