This is a memorial stone. No actual burial has taken place in the cemetery. Location is near Civil War Monument. Milton's burial is in a cemetery in France Memorial # 56350457.
Milton graduated from Blairstown High School in 1940.
Memorial Services
For Milton P. Stoll
! Lost Life When Plane Was
' Shot Down Over
France
Memorial services will be held
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in Grace
Lutheran church with the Rev. W. S
Wendt of Belle Plaine in charge, for
.S Sgt Milton Paul Stoll, who lost his
life in the s e n ice of his country over
France on Aug 194-4. Sgt. Stoll
v.as a radioman gunner on a B-29
Marauder bomber
S SGT MILTON P. STOLL
into the serv.ee Feb. 19, 1943, and
his last vipit with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. W. C. Stoll of Blairstown,
was on "D" Day. He went overseas
in June and was reported missing
when his plane was shot down north
of. Paris by anti-aircraft fire. ..Notification
of his death was made by
the War department in April of this
year.
Born In Canada
Milton Paul Stoll, son of Rev. and
Mrs. W. C. Stoll, was born Nov. 1,
1923. at Wcyburn, Sask., Canada,
and came to Blairstown with his
parents Feb. 29, 1928 He was baptized
in the Lutheran church at Weyburn
and was confirmed in Grace
Lutheran church in Blairstown in
1937. He was graduated from the
Blairstown high school with the class
of 1940 and was later employed at
Drake's and in California prior to
his induction He received his training
at Scott Field, 111 , and at Kimball
Field. Fla.
Left to mourn his loss are his parents,
Rev. and Mrs Stoll. his grandfather
and two grandmothers, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Firnhaber of Beccher,
111., and Mrs Sophie Stoll of
Blairstown. three brothers, Richard
of San Diego, Calif , Lt. Martin Stoll,
in the air corps at Florence, S. C,
and Roger at home; also his fiancee,
Miss Betty Rohrkaste of Edwardsville.
111. Sgt. Stoll was a young man
of sterling qualities and of an unusually
likable and sunny disposition and
is greatly missed by a host of
friends, both young and old.
Meet At Legion Hall
All Auxiliary and Legion members
will please meet in the Legion hall
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock to attend
the Memorial services for Sgt.
Milton Stoll.
Source of obituary was the 25 May 1945 issue of The Blairstown Press.
Milton graduated from Blairstown High School in 1940.
Memorial Services
For Milton P. Stoll
! Lost Life When Plane Was
' Shot Down Over
France
Memorial services will be held
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in Grace
Lutheran church with the Rev. W. S
Wendt of Belle Plaine in charge, for
.S Sgt Milton Paul Stoll, who lost his
life in the s e n ice of his country over
France on Aug 194-4. Sgt. Stoll
v.as a radioman gunner on a B-29
Marauder bomber
S SGT MILTON P. STOLL
into the serv.ee Feb. 19, 1943, and
his last vipit with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. W. C. Stoll of Blairstown,
was on "D" Day. He went overseas
in June and was reported missing
when his plane was shot down north
of. Paris by anti-aircraft fire. ..Notification
of his death was made by
the War department in April of this
year.
Born In Canada
Milton Paul Stoll, son of Rev. and
Mrs. W. C. Stoll, was born Nov. 1,
1923. at Wcyburn, Sask., Canada,
and came to Blairstown with his
parents Feb. 29, 1928 He was baptized
in the Lutheran church at Weyburn
and was confirmed in Grace
Lutheran church in Blairstown in
1937. He was graduated from the
Blairstown high school with the class
of 1940 and was later employed at
Drake's and in California prior to
his induction He received his training
at Scott Field, 111 , and at Kimball
Field. Fla.
Left to mourn his loss are his parents,
Rev. and Mrs Stoll. his grandfather
and two grandmothers, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Firnhaber of Beccher,
111., and Mrs Sophie Stoll of
Blairstown. three brothers, Richard
of San Diego, Calif , Lt. Martin Stoll,
in the air corps at Florence, S. C,
and Roger at home; also his fiancee,
Miss Betty Rohrkaste of Edwardsville.
111. Sgt. Stoll was a young man
of sterling qualities and of an unusually
likable and sunny disposition and
is greatly missed by a host of
friends, both young and old.
Meet At Legion Hall
All Auxiliary and Legion members
will please meet in the Legion hall
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock to attend
the Memorial services for Sgt.
Milton Stoll.
Source of obituary was the 25 May 1945 issue of The Blairstown Press.
This is a memorial stone. No actual burial has taken place in the cemetery. Location is near Civil War Monument. Milton's burial is in a cemetery in France Memorial # 56350457.
Milton graduated from Blairstown High School in 1940.
Memorial Services
For Milton P. Stoll
! Lost Life When Plane Was
' Shot Down Over
France
Memorial services will be held
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in Grace
Lutheran church with the Rev. W. S
Wendt of Belle Plaine in charge, for
.S Sgt Milton Paul Stoll, who lost his
life in the s e n ice of his country over
France on Aug 194-4. Sgt. Stoll
v.as a radioman gunner on a B-29
Marauder bomber
S SGT MILTON P. STOLL
into the serv.ee Feb. 19, 1943, and
his last vipit with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. W. C. Stoll of Blairstown,
was on "D" Day. He went overseas
in June and was reported missing
when his plane was shot down north
of. Paris by anti-aircraft fire. ..Notification
of his death was made by
the War department in April of this
year.
Born In Canada
Milton Paul Stoll, son of Rev. and
Mrs. W. C. Stoll, was born Nov. 1,
1923. at Wcyburn, Sask., Canada,
and came to Blairstown with his
parents Feb. 29, 1928 He was baptized
in the Lutheran church at Weyburn
and was confirmed in Grace
Lutheran church in Blairstown in
1937. He was graduated from the
Blairstown high school with the class
of 1940 and was later employed at
Drake's and in California prior to
his induction He received his training
at Scott Field, 111 , and at Kimball
Field. Fla.
Left to mourn his loss are his parents,
Rev. and Mrs Stoll. his grandfather
and two grandmothers, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Firnhaber of Beccher,
111., and Mrs Sophie Stoll of
Blairstown. three brothers, Richard
of San Diego, Calif , Lt. Martin Stoll,
in the air corps at Florence, S. C,
and Roger at home; also his fiancee,
Miss Betty Rohrkaste of Edwardsville.
111. Sgt. Stoll was a young man
of sterling qualities and of an unusually
likable and sunny disposition and
is greatly missed by a host of
friends, both young and old.
Meet At Legion Hall
All Auxiliary and Legion members
will please meet in the Legion hall
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock to attend
the Memorial services for Sgt.
Milton Stoll.
Source of obituary was the 25 May 1945 issue of The Blairstown Press.
Milton graduated from Blairstown High School in 1940.
Memorial Services
For Milton P. Stoll
! Lost Life When Plane Was
' Shot Down Over
France
Memorial services will be held
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in Grace
Lutheran church with the Rev. W. S
Wendt of Belle Plaine in charge, for
.S Sgt Milton Paul Stoll, who lost his
life in the s e n ice of his country over
France on Aug 194-4. Sgt. Stoll
v.as a radioman gunner on a B-29
Marauder bomber
S SGT MILTON P. STOLL
into the serv.ee Feb. 19, 1943, and
his last vipit with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. W. C. Stoll of Blairstown,
was on "D" Day. He went overseas
in June and was reported missing
when his plane was shot down north
of. Paris by anti-aircraft fire. ..Notification
of his death was made by
the War department in April of this
year.
Born In Canada
Milton Paul Stoll, son of Rev. and
Mrs. W. C. Stoll, was born Nov. 1,
1923. at Wcyburn, Sask., Canada,
and came to Blairstown with his
parents Feb. 29, 1928 He was baptized
in the Lutheran church at Weyburn
and was confirmed in Grace
Lutheran church in Blairstown in
1937. He was graduated from the
Blairstown high school with the class
of 1940 and was later employed at
Drake's and in California prior to
his induction He received his training
at Scott Field, 111 , and at Kimball
Field. Fla.
Left to mourn his loss are his parents,
Rev. and Mrs Stoll. his grandfather
and two grandmothers, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Firnhaber of Beccher,
111., and Mrs Sophie Stoll of
Blairstown. three brothers, Richard
of San Diego, Calif , Lt. Martin Stoll,
in the air corps at Florence, S. C,
and Roger at home; also his fiancee,
Miss Betty Rohrkaste of Edwardsville.
111. Sgt. Stoll was a young man
of sterling qualities and of an unusually
likable and sunny disposition and
is greatly missed by a host of
friends, both young and old.
Meet At Legion Hall
All Auxiliary and Legion members
will please meet in the Legion hall
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock to attend
the Memorial services for Sgt.
Milton Stoll.
Source of obituary was the 25 May 1945 issue of The Blairstown Press.
Inscription
585th Bomber Squadron 394th Bomber Grp Medium
Gravesite Details
Buried in Brittany American Cemetery St. James Manche, France. Milton's plane crashed in Souge le Ganelon. Crash site info provided by Jacky Emery, a French citizen #47628388.
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