Wayne Hotaling - 298th Engineer Combat Battalion, WWII, WW2

Wayne D Hotaling

Sourcce: Sedalia Democrat - Monday, June 01, 1992, Page 4
Wayne D. Hotaling, 70, Windsor, died Saturday evening, May 30,1992, at Golden Valley Hospital. He was born Oct. 26, 1921, in Norton, Kan., son of Lionel Dewey and Elsa Pauline Shimonck Hotaling. On May 1, 1942, in Lincoln, he married Viola Schnirch, who survives of the home. Mr. Hotaling was a meat cutter at Gerbes Grocery Store, Windsor, for over 20 years, and also managed the store for several years, retiring Aug. 6, 1984. He was an Army veteran of World War II, receiving five Bronze Stars. He was a member of American Legion, Windsor Veterans of Foreign Wars and Windsor United Methodist Church. Other survivors include his mother, of Stover, two sons, Wayne Junior Hotaling, Rolla, Mo.; Teny Lee Hotaling, Des Moines, Iowa; three sisters, Dor-thy Utterback, Carol Piper and Phyllis Schrader, all of Shawnee, Kan. Funeral Tuesday at the Hadley Funeral Home, Windsor, with the Rev Jim West. Burial in Laurel Oak Cemetery, Windsor. Contributions to the American Cancer Society.

Source: Social Security Death Index
Name: Wayne D Hotaling
Birth Date: 26 October 1921
Social Security Number: 487-24-8194 Missouri
Death Date: 30 May 1992
Age: 71

Source: Find A Grave
Wayne Dewey Hotaling
BIRTH 26 Oct 1921, Norton, Norton County, Kansas
DEATH 30 May 1992 (aged 70), Clinton, Henry County, Missouri
BURIAL Laurel Oak Cemetery, PLOT L0258, Windsor, Henry County, Missouri
MILITARY TEC 3 US Army World War II
MEMORIAL ID 154128315

Source: MooseRoots
Name Wayne D Hotaling
Race White
Birth Year 1921
Residence Morgan County, Missouri
Height 67 in. Weight 139 lbs.
Civilian Occupation Kindergarten and primary school teachers
Marital Status Single, without dependents
Education 1 Year of College
Enlistment Location Jefferson Barracks
Enlistment Date July 13, 1942
Army Serial Number 37371753

Source: The Windsor Review, Windsor, Missouri, 26 Jan 1956, Thu � Page 10
GERBES EMPLOYES HEAR ABOUT PLANS
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Edmondson, Mr. and Mrs. James Bush and Wayne D. Hotaling were among 70 employes and families of the Gerbes Super Markets attending a dinner and meeting Sunday at Eldon. [remainder of article cut]

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