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Roland A. Smiley

Roland A. Smiley was born April 2, 1917.

He died February 6, 1977. His recorded age was 59.

Veteran details

He was a veteran and served in World War II.

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June 26, 1941

Hazel Allen becomes bride of Roland Smiley

Worthington News
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June 3, 1943

With our boys in the service of Uncle Sam

Worthington News
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July 19, 1945

With Our Boys In The Service Of Uncle Sam

Worthington News
Burial record
1977

Roland A. Smiley (1917-1977)

Walnut Grove Cemetery

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