Arlie L HOPKINS (VETERAN WWII,KIA)
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Additional HOPKINS Surnames in BRYANT Cemetery
HOPKINS, CarthellHOPKINS, John MitchellHOPKINS, Lloyd EdwardHOPKINS, Infant SonHOPKINS, MinnieHOPKINS, A J "Andy"HOPKINS, Augustus Bartlett "Angus"HOPKINS, IreneHOPKINS, Aaron JHOPKINS, Fannie SusanHOPKINS, RobyHOPKINS, William HenryHOPKINS, MarthaHOPKINS, TroyHOPKINS, MyrtleHOPKINS, James WesleyHOPKINS, MyrtleHOPKINS, C E Additional HOPKINS Surnames in CRAWFORD County
HOPKINS, Andrew CHOPKINS, Edna RHOPKINS, Geneva MHOPKINS, James Andrew "Jim"HOPKINS, Jo AnnHOPKINS, L DHOPKINS, Lea AnnHOPKINS, Marion CHOPKINS, Mary ElizabethHOPKINS, Rachel MathildaHOPKINS, Ronald DeanHOPKINS, RojeanHOPKINS, Rose EHOPKINS, William RansfordHOPKINS, William M
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Submitted: 2/3/13 • Approved: 2/4/13 • Last Updated: 2/7/13 • R825957-G0-S3
Arkansas
PRIVATE US Army
116 Infantry
World War II
September 2, 1923 - July 30, 1944
Killed in Action
The body of Pvt Arlie L Hopkins was returned to the Fentress Mortuary in Fort Smith, Arkansas Friday, April 22, 1949 for re-burial.
Pvt Hopkins, a 20 Year old resident of Natural Dam, Arkansas, entered service at Camp Fannin, Texas, in 1942. He was killed in France during World War II on July 30, 1944.
He is survived by his parents, Mr and Mrs A J Hopkins, of Natural Dam four sisters, Mrs Cleda Jones of Van Buren, Mrs May Franklin of Natural Dam, Misses Florence and Tressie Hopkins of the home; six brothers, Ransford, Clifford and Argyle Hopkins, all of National Dam, Cleburn Hopkins of Tulsa, Ray and Raymond Hopkins, both of the home.
Funeral service and burial was held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Bryant cemetery. Rev Glenn G Dipboye was the officiating minister with Fentress Mortuary in charge.
Contributed on 2/3/13 by mcclella.g
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