Rowland M. Seymour

Branch	Army
Rank	Staff Sergeant
Conflict / Era	World War II
Years of Service	1943 – 1946
Date of Birth	03/05/1924
Date of Death	05/15/2013
Hometown	Paris, OH
Awards	Bronze Star, Purple Heart, American Theater Ribbon; European-African-Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon, with 3 Bronze Battle Stars; Good Conduct Medal; World War II Victory Medal; Combat Infantryman's Badge
Burial Location	Paris Twp: Oakdale
Monument Paver	Section E
Source	No DD-214 found in Union Co. Recorder's Office as of 12/27/2007 | obit Marysville JT 05/17/2013; MJT article 8/1/2008

Overseas service: European Theater of Operation. School: Allen Center High School. An American flag was flown over the U.S. Capitol Building on March 22, 2001, at the request of Honorable Mike DeWine, U.S.Senator, for Rowland M. Seymour in recognition of honorable and faithful service during WW II; served in the European Theater of Operation from 09/1944 through 04/1945; was later transferred to the CIC (Counter Intelligence Corps) to work with Major Robert Foley, attorney assigned to prosecuting those identified as Nazi War Criminals

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