Marion, according to various military records, was single when he enlisted in the US Army. He had been working as an insurance salesman and religiously, was a protestant. He served as a private in WWII, dying in France while serving his country. He died after a motorcycle accident August 7, 1944 at 11:14 p.m. in the area of La Chapelle-Rainsoin.
Marion, according to various military records, was single when he enlisted in the US Army. He had been working as an insurance salesman and religiously, was a protestant. He served as a private in WWII, dying in France while serving his country. He died after a motorcycle accident August 7, 1944 at 11:14 p.m. in the area of La Chapelle-Rainsoin.
Gravesite Details
The marker placed at the foot of the large Sampey monument is a cenotaph, as his remains were buried in Brittany, France. The memorial there is #56351551. My thanks to Stephane Fleury for adding the photo of the cross that marks Marion's grave.
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