William and Vera had two children.
He was the son of William James Britton and Minna (Minnie) Lena Neiman.
Memorial is at:
Celebration of Life Memorial in Salt Lake City, Utah. He is listed at the Hero Wall Location TBA 2012 as a deceased Hero Donor.
He wrote a children's book "The Legend of Rainbow Bridge" that he wrote in honor of his wife.
He was living in Kearns, Ut. then later at the Veterans Hospice at Bingham City, Utah.
He was the son of William James Britton and Minna (Minnie) Lena Neiman.
Memorial is at:
Celebration of Life Memorial in Salt Lake City, Utah. He is listed at the Hero Wall Location TBA 2012 as a deceased Hero Donor.
He wrote a children's book "The Legend of Rainbow Bridge" that he wrote in honor of his wife.
He was living in Kearns, Ut. then later at the Veterans Hospice at Bingham City, Utah.
William and Vera had two children.
He was the son of William James Britton and Minna (Minnie) Lena Neiman.
Memorial is at:
Celebration of Life Memorial in Salt Lake City, Utah. He is listed at the Hero Wall Location TBA 2012 as a deceased Hero Donor.
He wrote a children's book "The Legend of Rainbow Bridge" that he wrote in honor of his wife.
He was living in Kearns, Ut. then later at the Veterans Hospice at Bingham City, Utah.
He was the son of William James Britton and Minna (Minnie) Lena Neiman.
Memorial is at:
Celebration of Life Memorial in Salt Lake City, Utah. He is listed at the Hero Wall Location TBA 2012 as a deceased Hero Donor.
He wrote a children's book "The Legend of Rainbow Bridge" that he wrote in honor of his wife.
He was living in Kearns, Ut. then later at the Veterans Hospice at Bingham City, Utah.
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