Union County Veterans Remembrance Committee

Permanent Veteran Record

Glenn Coe

BranchArmy
RankSergeant
Conflict / EraWorld War II
Years of Service1942 – 1945
Date of Birth10/14/1921
Date of Death08/05/1974
HometownUnion, OH
AwardsGood Conduct Medal; American Campaign Medal; European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal w/ 5 Campaign Stars; World War II Victory Medal
Burial LocationBlendon Township Central Cemetery, Franklin County, Ohio
Monument PaverNo
SourceVeteran form submitted 03/30/03 by daughter, Marianna Coe Travis; Certificate of Honorable Discharge, Union Co. Recorder's Office, Vol.3, p. 446; Union Co. Recorder's Office, Vol. 531, p. 5

Overseas service: Scotland; Normandy; Northern France; Rhineland; Ardennes; Belgium; Germany. Church: Methodist - Milford Center,Ohio. School: Union Local High School. Glenn served as a company clerk in the 528th Ordnance Heavy Maintenance Co. of the First Army. (the 528th crossed the English Channel shortly after D-Day); Scotland, Normandy, Northern France, Nice, Verdun, Rheims, LeMans,the Meuse Argonne; Central Europe:Weimar, Bonn, Kassel, and Eilendorf

Printed from the UCVRC Veterans Database · Courthouse Veterans Monument