Otha RAMSEY (VETERAN WWII KIA)
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Additional RAMSEY Surnames in GRISSARD (GIZARD) Cemetery
Additional RAMSEY Surnames in WHITE County
RAMSEY, Virginia Mae BurnsRAMSEY, Ellis WRAMSEY, Winnie DRAMSEY, Lucille LRAMSEY, Georgia LRAMSEY, Gladys MRAMSEY, OttoRAMSEY, Joyce (Twin)RAMSEY, Bertha LouiseRAMSEY, Martha Stephens (Cenotaph)RAMSEY, VirgilRAMSEY, Violet ChristineRAMSEY, Vickie LynneRAMSEY, Wendell NilesRAMSEY, Wanda LanelleRAMSEY, Calvin LewisRAMSEY, Taylor AlexRAMSEY, Ronnie DeanRAMSEY, Amber MicheleRAMSEY, MurldeanRAMSEY, Daphne LouiseRAMSEY, LaverneRAMSEY, William TRAMSEY, Rosa CRAMSEY, Lowell MRAMSEY, Billie JuneRAMSEY, Terry LynnRAMSEY, Richard JohnRAMSEY, Lewis CRAMSEY, Hester VRAMSEY, Luther E "Doc"RAMSEY, Lawrence SylvesterRAMSEY, Louie
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Submitted: 1/19/09 • Approved: 1/31/17 • Last Updated: 2/3/17 • R138590-G0-S3
Arkansas
21 Armored Infantry Battalion 11 Armored Division
World War II
September 14, 1913 - January 1, 1945
Killed in Action
Belgium
Purple Heart
Final Rites Held for Pvt. Otho W. Ramsey
Final rites were conducted Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at Grizzard cemetery, near El Paso, for Pvt. Otho W. Ramsey of El Paso, who was killed in Belgium January 1, 1915. The Rev. Ernest Anderson was in charge of the service.
The choir sang "Rock of Ages" and "In the Sweet By an By".
Burial was in the Grizzard cemetery where military services were held. The Daniel funeral home was in charge.
Pallbears were Joe Faulk, Mutt Wilson, Clark Sosblee, Guy Coleman, Monroe Oakley, and Raymond Taylor.
Clipping submitted;
Sam Holloway
slholloway@centurytel.net
Photographer-Leroy Blair
Contributed on 1/19/09
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Record #: 138590