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Ray William Lavender

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Ray William Lavender

Birth
Grandfield, Tillman County, Oklahoma, USA
Death
31 Aug 1949 (aged 23)
San Diego, San Diego County, California, USA
Burial
Electra, Wichita County, Texas, USA Add to Map
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Their Record Reno County World War II: Ray W. Lavender, ARM 2/c, Naval Air force, radioman and gunner, stationed at Kaneo Bay, Hawail; Morotai, Halamahara islands; Leyte, and at Clark Field on Luzon, in the Philippines, at Morotai, off the China coast, Formosa and Okinawa. Credited with bringing down two Jap planes a third probable, and sinking 17 enemy ships. In service over 21/2 years. overseas Sept. 1944 for about a year in West Pacific. Home, 323 North Town

Notes from Wilmer Lee Avery October 20, 1997
Ray was in the Navy. He was killed in a airplane accident a few years after him and Arlene were divorced. He was out over the Pacific, just off the California coast.
Their Record Reno County World War II: Ray W. Lavender, ARM 2/c, Naval Air force, radioman and gunner, stationed at Kaneo Bay, Hawail; Morotai, Halamahara islands; Leyte, and at Clark Field on Luzon, in the Philippines, at Morotai, off the China coast, Formosa and Okinawa. Credited with bringing down two Jap planes a third probable, and sinking 17 enemy ships. In service over 21/2 years. overseas Sept. 1944 for about a year in West Pacific. Home, 323 North Town

Notes from Wilmer Lee Avery October 20, 1997
Ray was in the Navy. He was killed in a airplane accident a few years after him and Arlene were divorced. He was out over the Pacific, just off the California coast.

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