Cpl. US Army
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Melford Wayne West.
Funeral services for Melford Wayne West, 20, who lost his life in Vietnam on Jan. 03, 1968 were held from the Mt. Vernon Baptist Church where he was a member. He gave his life in Vietnam while fighting for our freedom.
He was the son of Mrs. Nola Stacy West and the late Monroe West.
In addition of his Mother; he leaves five brothers, Julues, Lyon, Fletcher, and Charles all of the Mt. Vernon area.
Burial was in the Mt. Vernon Cemetery, near Fulton, MS
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Melford Wayne West.
Funeral services for Melford Wayne West, 20, who lost his life in Vietnam on Jan. 03, 1968 were held from the Mt. Vernon Baptist Church where he was a member. He gave his life in Vietnam while fighting for our freedom.
He was the son of Mrs. Nola Stacy West and the late Monroe West.
In addition of his Mother; he leaves five brothers, Julues, Lyon, Fletcher, and Charles all of the Mt. Vernon area.
Burial was in the Mt. Vernon Cemetery, near Fulton, MS
Cpl. US Army
Memorial Wall panel line 33E 33
Melford Wayne West.
Funeral services for Melford Wayne West, 20, who lost his life in Vietnam on Jan. 03, 1968 were held from the Mt. Vernon Baptist Church where he was a member. He gave his life in Vietnam while fighting for our freedom.
He was the son of Mrs. Nola Stacy West and the late Monroe West.
In addition of his Mother; he leaves five brothers, Julues, Lyon, Fletcher, and Charles all of the Mt. Vernon area.
Burial was in the Mt. Vernon Cemetery, near Fulton, MS
Memorial Wall panel line 33E 33
Melford Wayne West.
Funeral services for Melford Wayne West, 20, who lost his life in Vietnam on Jan. 03, 1968 were held from the Mt. Vernon Baptist Church where he was a member. He gave his life in Vietnam while fighting for our freedom.
He was the son of Mrs. Nola Stacy West and the late Monroe West.
In addition of his Mother; he leaves five brothers, Julues, Lyon, Fletcher, and Charles all of the Mt. Vernon area.
Burial was in the Mt. Vernon Cemetery, near Fulton, MS
Inscription
Corporal, Company D, 2nd Battalion, 12th Cavalry, 1st Cav Division, U.S. Army
Vietnam - Purple Heart
A friend to his country and a believer in Christ
Killed in Viet Nam
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