Theodore Saule, the great uncle to Virginia 'Gini' Webb nee Haf-Concepcion and brother to my Oma, Liselotte Haf nee Kaiser-Saule, was born to, Peter (1883-1957) and Margarete Saule nee Kaiser (1888-1972), on the 1st of September, 1926. He passed away on the 10th of August, 1944 in Sidny.
Theodore was the brother to, Liselotte, Elizabeth, Anna, and Marie Saule.
It is said that his grave is at the following place:
Lebiedzie, Poland. His place of death or missing: Sidny.
(Source: Very kind German researchers: Matthias Steinke and Viktor Wabel)
Memorial Card Translation (Thank you Matthias Steinke)
For Pious Remembrance
of our beloved, unforgotten Son,
Brother, Brother-in-law, Nephew, Uncle
and Cousin.
Theodor Saule
Grenadier
Born at 1. Sept. 1926 in Augsburg,
Fallen at 10. August 1944 in the East.
The pleasure of your return was not granted to yours and may they mourn the most beloved. You sank down, like roses sank if they are in bloom and bitter hot tears flow because you had to go. Over is now the pleasure of hope, you see your homeland nevermore. We are bowed by pain and grief, your place in our circle is empty. Now rest in peace beloved son and brother, yours is the rest and us the grief. There, where the peace palms wave, there we will see us again.
Theodore was the brother to, Liselotte, Elizabeth, Anna, and Marie Saule.
It is said that his grave is at the following place:
Lebiedzie, Poland. His place of death or missing: Sidny.
(Source: Very kind German researchers: Matthias Steinke and Viktor Wabel)
Memorial Card Translation (Thank you Matthias Steinke)
For Pious Remembrance
of our beloved, unforgotten Son,
Brother, Brother-in-law, Nephew, Uncle
and Cousin.
Theodor Saule
Grenadier
Born at 1. Sept. 1926 in Augsburg,
Fallen at 10. August 1944 in the East.
The pleasure of your return was not granted to yours and may they mourn the most beloved. You sank down, like roses sank if they are in bloom and bitter hot tears flow because you had to go. Over is now the pleasure of hope, you see your homeland nevermore. We are bowed by pain and grief, your place in our circle is empty. Now rest in peace beloved son and brother, yours is the rest and us the grief. There, where the peace palms wave, there we will see us again.
Theodore Saule, the great uncle to Virginia 'Gini' Webb nee Haf-Concepcion and brother to my Oma, Liselotte Haf nee Kaiser-Saule, was born to, Peter (1883-1957) and Margarete Saule nee Kaiser (1888-1972), on the 1st of September, 1926. He passed away on the 10th of August, 1944 in Sidny.
Theodore was the brother to, Liselotte, Elizabeth, Anna, and Marie Saule.
It is said that his grave is at the following place:
Lebiedzie, Poland. His place of death or missing: Sidny.
(Source: Very kind German researchers: Matthias Steinke and Viktor Wabel)
Memorial Card Translation (Thank you Matthias Steinke)
For Pious Remembrance
of our beloved, unforgotten Son,
Brother, Brother-in-law, Nephew, Uncle
and Cousin.
Theodor Saule
Grenadier
Born at 1. Sept. 1926 in Augsburg,
Fallen at 10. August 1944 in the East.
The pleasure of your return was not granted to yours and may they mourn the most beloved. You sank down, like roses sank if they are in bloom and bitter hot tears flow because you had to go. Over is now the pleasure of hope, you see your homeland nevermore. We are bowed by pain and grief, your place in our circle is empty. Now rest in peace beloved son and brother, yours is the rest and us the grief. There, where the peace palms wave, there we will see us again.
Theodore was the brother to, Liselotte, Elizabeth, Anna, and Marie Saule.
It is said that his grave is at the following place:
Lebiedzie, Poland. His place of death or missing: Sidny.
(Source: Very kind German researchers: Matthias Steinke and Viktor Wabel)
Memorial Card Translation (Thank you Matthias Steinke)
For Pious Remembrance
of our beloved, unforgotten Son,
Brother, Brother-in-law, Nephew, Uncle
and Cousin.
Theodor Saule
Grenadier
Born at 1. Sept. 1926 in Augsburg,
Fallen at 10. August 1944 in the East.
The pleasure of your return was not granted to yours and may they mourn the most beloved. You sank down, like roses sank if they are in bloom and bitter hot tears flow because you had to go. Over is now the pleasure of hope, you see your homeland nevermore. We are bowed by pain and grief, your place in our circle is empty. Now rest in peace beloved son and brother, yours is the rest and us the grief. There, where the peace palms wave, there we will see us again.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
