He entered Military service, enlisting in Camp Sheridan Illinois, in 3 December 1943 into the U.S Army. There he served with the rank of PFC, and was given awards and ribbons for his military actions, including the Good Conduct Medal, Sharpshooters with Rifle, Ribbons for serving in the European, South Africa and Eastern Theaters. He was Honorably discharged at Camp Grant Illinois on 3 November 1945.
He was Married to Lillian Carolina Williams. Together they had five children:
[1] Elizabeth Lee Cantrell , 1929-2009
[2] Aubrey B.Cantrell, 1931- 1955
[3] Clara E. Cantrell, 1935- 2006
[4] Noel I. Cantrell, 1938- 2018
[5] Colvard Cantrell, 1936-1939
He worked as a commercial artist for an advertising firm in Chicago Illinois, and in the late 1960's moved his wife and family to Marquette Michigan. He was known for being a heavy smoker, and drinker whom later died from Lung Cancer. [ Source taken from his death certificate # 397 of the state file in Michigan ] He is buried at Park Cemetery in Marquette Michigan, as per his death certificate.
Lillian is also deceased as of 1978. After their divorce, she married her cousin Edward H. Williams, and together they lived in Michigan, until they deaths. Her and Edward died one day apart. She died 27 October 1978, and Edward died the following day, on 28 October 1978.
He entered Military service, enlisting in Camp Sheridan Illinois, in 3 December 1943 into the U.S Army. There he served with the rank of PFC, and was given awards and ribbons for his military actions, including the Good Conduct Medal, Sharpshooters with Rifle, Ribbons for serving in the European, South Africa and Eastern Theaters. He was Honorably discharged at Camp Grant Illinois on 3 November 1945.
He was Married to Lillian Carolina Williams. Together they had five children:
[1] Elizabeth Lee Cantrell , 1929-2009
[2] Aubrey B.Cantrell, 1931- 1955
[3] Clara E. Cantrell, 1935- 2006
[4] Noel I. Cantrell, 1938- 2018
[5] Colvard Cantrell, 1936-1939
He worked as a commercial artist for an advertising firm in Chicago Illinois, and in the late 1960's moved his wife and family to Marquette Michigan. He was known for being a heavy smoker, and drinker whom later died from Lung Cancer. [ Source taken from his death certificate # 397 of the state file in Michigan ] He is buried at Park Cemetery in Marquette Michigan, as per his death certificate.
Lillian is also deceased as of 1978. After their divorce, she married her cousin Edward H. Williams, and together they lived in Michigan, until they deaths. Her and Edward died one day apart. She died 27 October 1978, and Edward died the following day, on 28 October 1978.
Inscription
PFC U.S Army
WW2
Gravesite Details
Military Headstone nameplate which reads: Hugh E. Cantrell, PFC U.S Army, WW2
7 Aug 1906- 29 Jul 1972: NOTE: Scratched in the Brass headplate is , off to the side: Son, 12 25 38, and under that is: Noel Ian Cantrell..
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