Butler Military Service

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WW II:

1. Donald Clifford Butler901 > Donald > Lawrence > William > Nelson > William Fremont Butler

Donald was a veteran of World War II, having served in the U.S. Navy.

2. Martin L. Wannstedt915 First cousin, once removed, to Mary (Butler) Stahlman, wife of Steve Stahlman. Steve > James >Paul > Simon > William > Jeremiah > John Stahlman

Martin spent 30 years in the US Air Force and had served in WW II and was also a procurement officer at Wright-Patterson AFB, retiring in 1969.

3. Jack C. Zuver916 > Jack > Florence Bozard > Eva > William Fremont Butler

A veteran of World War II, he re-enlisted about six months before fighting broke out in Korea.

4. Robert C. Fuller924 > Robert > James > Taylor > John Fuller

Robert was awarded the Bronze Star, Europe-Africa-Middle East Campaign Medal plus 1 Silver Service Star, WWII Victory Commemorative Medal, Honorable Service Lapel Button WWII, Combat Infantryman's Badge 1st. Award & NY State Conspicuous Service Cross Medal. He had served in the 141st Infantry Division of The US Army.

The Korean War:

1. Leonard Earl Leap902 > Uncle to the wife of Steve Stahlman. Steve > James > Paul > Simon > William > Jeremiah > John Stahlman

Leonard was a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, having served during the Korean era.

2. Jack C. Zuver916 > Jack > Florence Bozard > Eva > William Fremont Butler 

Jack Sgt. Jack C. Zuver, 30, son of Mrs. Florence M. Zuver, 624½ Union St., was surrounded with three other soldiers on Nov. 28, 1950, when United Nations forces were retreating in North Korea.

Mrs. Zuver received a letter from a lieutenant who wrote that Sgt. Zuver was hit in the chest by a shell and was left on the battlefield at Parwonnyon after being bandaged. A veteran of World War II, he re-enlisted about six months before fighting broke out in Korea.

 

Notes and Sources:
# superscript numeral indicates source is my obituary index number.
Asuperscript indicates source is Find a Grave Website

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