TEXAS TECH. SGT. 37th AAF BOMB SQ. WW II
Article in the Lufkin Daily News, May 8, 1949
Word has been received from the government that the body of the late T/Sgt. Barnie F. Arnold, son of Mr. & Mrs. James M. Arnold of Diboll, is enroute to Lufkin for re-burial services.
Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date by the Gipson Funeral Home.
Sgt. Arnold was born November 6, 1921 and had resided there all of his life prior to his entrance into the Air Corps. A graduate of Diboll High School, he was a member of the Methodist church and was formerly employed as a lumber checker by the Southern Pine Lumber Co.
He was killed in Germany, August 24, 1944.
Survivors other than his parents include: 3 brothers, Robert Stanley Arnold of Diboll, M/Sgt. James M. Arnold, Jr. of the U. S. Army in Waco and Sgt. Billy Gene Arnold of the U. S. Army in the Canal Zone; 3 sisters, Miss Annette Arnold of Diboll, Miss Doris Arnold of Houston and Mrs. W. J. Bracker of Longview; and grandmother, Mrs. W. A. Jones of Diboll.
Contributor: Judy Murphy (47209326) • [email protected]
Service number 18061280
Article in the Lufkin Daily News, May 8, 1949
Word has been received from the government that the body of the late T/Sgt. Barnie F. Arnold, son of Mr. & Mrs. James M. Arnold of Diboll, is enroute to Lufkin for re-burial services.
Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date by the Gipson Funeral Home.
Sgt. Arnold was born November 6, 1921 and had resided there all of his life prior to his entrance into the Air Corps. A graduate of Diboll High School, he was a member of the Methodist church and was formerly employed as a lumber checker by the Southern Pine Lumber Co.
He was killed in Germany, August 24, 1944.
Survivors other than his parents include: 3 brothers, Robert Stanley Arnold of Diboll, M/Sgt. James M. Arnold, Jr. of the U. S. Army in Waco and Sgt. Billy Gene Arnold of the U. S. Army in the Canal Zone; 3 sisters, Miss Annette Arnold of Diboll, Miss Doris Arnold of Houston and Mrs. W. J. Bracker of Longview; and grandmother, Mrs. W. A. Jones of Diboll.
Contributor: Judy Murphy (47209326) • [email protected]
Service number 18061280
TEXAS TECH. SGT. 37th AAF BOMB SQ. WW II
Article in the Lufkin Daily News, May 8, 1949
Word has been received from the government that the body of the late T/Sgt. Barnie F. Arnold, son of Mr. & Mrs. James M. Arnold of Diboll, is enroute to Lufkin for re-burial services.
Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date by the Gipson Funeral Home.
Sgt. Arnold was born November 6, 1921 and had resided there all of his life prior to his entrance into the Air Corps. A graduate of Diboll High School, he was a member of the Methodist church and was formerly employed as a lumber checker by the Southern Pine Lumber Co.
He was killed in Germany, August 24, 1944.
Survivors other than his parents include: 3 brothers, Robert Stanley Arnold of Diboll, M/Sgt. James M. Arnold, Jr. of the U. S. Army in Waco and Sgt. Billy Gene Arnold of the U. S. Army in the Canal Zone; 3 sisters, Miss Annette Arnold of Diboll, Miss Doris Arnold of Houston and Mrs. W. J. Bracker of Longview; and grandmother, Mrs. W. A. Jones of Diboll.
Contributor: Judy Murphy (47209326) • [email protected]
Service number 18061280
Article in the Lufkin Daily News, May 8, 1949
Word has been received from the government that the body of the late T/Sgt. Barnie F. Arnold, son of Mr. & Mrs. James M. Arnold of Diboll, is enroute to Lufkin for re-burial services.
Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date by the Gipson Funeral Home.
Sgt. Arnold was born November 6, 1921 and had resided there all of his life prior to his entrance into the Air Corps. A graduate of Diboll High School, he was a member of the Methodist church and was formerly employed as a lumber checker by the Southern Pine Lumber Co.
He was killed in Germany, August 24, 1944.
Survivors other than his parents include: 3 brothers, Robert Stanley Arnold of Diboll, M/Sgt. James M. Arnold, Jr. of the U. S. Army in Waco and Sgt. Billy Gene Arnold of the U. S. Army in the Canal Zone; 3 sisters, Miss Annette Arnold of Diboll, Miss Doris Arnold of Houston and Mrs. W. J. Bracker of Longview; and grandmother, Mrs. W. A. Jones of Diboll.
Contributor: Judy Murphy (47209326) • [email protected]
Service number 18061280
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TEXAS TECH SGT 376 AAF BOMB SQ
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WORLD WAR II
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