14th Marines,USMC
son of Mr. William J Fenton Sr. 5037 s 37st Omaha, Nebraska
Fenton, a private first class in the Marines, was killed Feb. 22, 1945, on Iwo Jima. A member of the Fourth Marine Division, he was a veteran of campaigns in the Marshall Islands, Saipan and Tinian. He had been overseas for 14 months. He had graduated in 1941 from Omaha's old St. Joseph's High School and entered the service in December 1942. A brother, Marine Sgt. Jerry P. Fenton, also was serving in the Pacific at the time. He had been employed by Northwestern Bell. His parents were Mr. and Mrs. William Fenton.
son of Mr. William J Fenton Sr. 5037 s 37st Omaha, Nebraska
Fenton, a private first class in the Marines, was killed Feb. 22, 1945, on Iwo Jima. A member of the Fourth Marine Division, he was a veteran of campaigns in the Marshall Islands, Saipan and Tinian. He had been overseas for 14 months. He had graduated in 1941 from Omaha's old St. Joseph's High School and entered the service in December 1942. A brother, Marine Sgt. Jerry P. Fenton, also was serving in the Pacific at the time. He had been employed by Northwestern Bell. His parents were Mr. and Mrs. William Fenton.
14th Marines,USMC
son of Mr. William J Fenton Sr. 5037 s 37st Omaha, Nebraska
Fenton, a private first class in the Marines, was killed Feb. 22, 1945, on Iwo Jima. A member of the Fourth Marine Division, he was a veteran of campaigns in the Marshall Islands, Saipan and Tinian. He had been overseas for 14 months. He had graduated in 1941 from Omaha's old St. Joseph's High School and entered the service in December 1942. A brother, Marine Sgt. Jerry P. Fenton, also was serving in the Pacific at the time. He had been employed by Northwestern Bell. His parents were Mr. and Mrs. William Fenton.
son of Mr. William J Fenton Sr. 5037 s 37st Omaha, Nebraska
Fenton, a private first class in the Marines, was killed Feb. 22, 1945, on Iwo Jima. A member of the Fourth Marine Division, he was a veteran of campaigns in the Marshall Islands, Saipan and Tinian. He had been overseas for 14 months. He had graduated in 1941 from Omaha's old St. Joseph's High School and entered the service in December 1942. A brother, Marine Sgt. Jerry P. Fenton, also was serving in the Pacific at the time. He had been employed by Northwestern Bell. His parents were Mr. and Mrs. William Fenton.
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