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Lloyd William Cosgray

Private First Class Army World War II

Army
Army
Private First Class
Private First Class
Branch of Service
Army
Rank
Private First Class
Unit
87th Infantry Division; 346th Infantry Regiment
Conflict / Era
World War II
Years of Service
03/06/1944 – 11/12/1945
Date of Birth
01/08/1925
Date of Death
07/25/1994
Hometown
Canaan, OH
Awards & Decorations
Bronze Star, Good Conduct Medal
Burial Location
Forest Grove Cemetery, Plain City, Ohio
Monument Paver
Yes — Section D
Overseas Service
France; Central Europe
Township (entering service)
Canaan
Township (current / at death)
Jerome
School
New California High School
Record Authenticated
No

Decorations

Bronze Star
Bronze Star
Good Conduct Medal
Good Conduct Medal

Biography

Overseas service: France; Central Europe. School: New California High School. with Patton's 3rd Army; 87th Infantry Division - Golden Acorn Division 346th Inf. Regiment Pattons 3rd Army Central Europe "The Salvation Army was the true friend of the boys on the front line."; Battle Of The Bulge under General Patton; "frostbite was very common as they went days with wet, cold boots."

Source: Veteran form submitted 10/04/2006 by Dorothy Cosgray; No DD-214 recorded as of 10/12/2007 in Union Co. Recorder's office | Col’s. dispatch obit