George William Mendenhall was born to parents Arthur John Mendenhall and Olive Ann McCarrey on 19 of November of 1916. He was one of eight children and the sixth one born to this couple.
George lived in Richmond, Cache, Utah. He served in liberating the Philippines from the Japanese Army, during World war II after which he attended Utah State in Agriculture becoming a teacher of Agriculture and then taught in Duchesne County, for one or two years and decided to go work at Kennecott Utah Copper in Utah.
He married Mary Holmes 20 December 1946 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
George lived in Richmond, Cache, Utah. He served in liberating the Philippines from the Japanese Army, during World war II after which he attended Utah State in Agriculture becoming a teacher of Agriculture and then taught in Duchesne County, for one or two years and decided to go work at Kennecott Utah Copper in Utah.
He married Mary Holmes 20 December 1946 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
George William Mendenhall was born to parents Arthur John Mendenhall and Olive Ann McCarrey on 19 of November of 1916. He was one of eight children and the sixth one born to this couple.
George lived in Richmond, Cache, Utah. He served in liberating the Philippines from the Japanese Army, during World war II after which he attended Utah State in Agriculture becoming a teacher of Agriculture and then taught in Duchesne County, for one or two years and decided to go work at Kennecott Utah Copper in Utah.
He married Mary Holmes 20 December 1946 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
George lived in Richmond, Cache, Utah. He served in liberating the Philippines from the Japanese Army, during World war II after which he attended Utah State in Agriculture becoming a teacher of Agriculture and then taught in Duchesne County, for one or two years and decided to go work at Kennecott Utah Copper in Utah.
He married Mary Holmes 20 December 1946 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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