Son of Joseph and Anna Hudzik and husband of Johanna P. Snyder.
He enlisted in Camden in 1943, was in training at Camp Croft, South Carolina, and went missing in action October 1944 with the 351st Infantry Regiment in Bologna, Italy after serving 7 months overseas.
Survived by his wife and two year old son Richard Adam Hudzik.
He enlisted in Camden in 1943, was in training at Camp Croft, South Carolina, and went missing in action October 1944 with the 351st Infantry Regiment in Bologna, Italy after serving 7 months overseas.
Survived by his wife and two year old son Richard Adam Hudzik.
Son of Joseph and Anna Hudzik and husband of Johanna P. Snyder.
He enlisted in Camden in 1943, was in training at Camp Croft, South Carolina, and went missing in action October 1944 with the 351st Infantry Regiment in Bologna, Italy after serving 7 months overseas.
Survived by his wife and two year old son Richard Adam Hudzik.
He enlisted in Camden in 1943, was in training at Camp Croft, South Carolina, and went missing in action October 1944 with the 351st Infantry Regiment in Bologna, Italy after serving 7 months overseas.
Survived by his wife and two year old son Richard Adam Hudzik.
Gravesite Details
Entered the service from New Jersey.
Service # 32957642
Unit 351st Infantry Regiment, 88th Infantry Division
Rank Private U.S. Army
Entered Service From New Jersey
Date of Death October 12 1944
Buried
Plot F Row 1
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