Floyd McAlister

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Floyd McAlister

Birth
Hector, Pope County, Arkansas, USA
Death
9 Dec 2005 (aged 93)
Conway, Faulkner County, Arkansas, USA
Burial
Hector, Pope County, Arkansas, USA GPS-Latitude: 35.4765625, Longitude: -92.9387104
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Was a descendant of William Crawford McAlister and Mary (Polly) Webb McAlister. He was the son of the late George Walker and Naomi (Robertson) McAlister.

Floyd McAlister served in the U.S. Naval Service-Coast Guard during World War II as a member of the Naval Amphibious Forces. Stationed in both England and North Africa, he made thirty-five trips on LST-16 across the English Channel during the Normandy Invasion delivering tanks, trucks, jeeps, and men.

As an educator, he taught biology at both Monticello High School and Drew Central High School and retired from teaching in 1975 after 19 years as guidance counselor at Crossett High School.


Married Bernice Tyson March 28 1939 at Monticello, Drew County, Arkansas
Had Issue, 2 children


He was for some of us, the link to our family's past.

From the Obituary by his son and the Unpublished McAlister Family History of Mary W. H., as well as stories Uncle Floyd told me, before he died.

Bottom Photo (1961) From left:
Father George Walker McAlister SR
Son Fred
Son Floyd
Son George B.
Son George Walker Jr.
Son J.L.
Was a descendant of William Crawford McAlister and Mary (Polly) Webb McAlister. He was the son of the late George Walker and Naomi (Robertson) McAlister.

Floyd McAlister served in the U.S. Naval Service-Coast Guard during World War II as a member of the Naval Amphibious Forces. Stationed in both England and North Africa, he made thirty-five trips on LST-16 across the English Channel during the Normandy Invasion delivering tanks, trucks, jeeps, and men.

As an educator, he taught biology at both Monticello High School and Drew Central High School and retired from teaching in 1975 after 19 years as guidance counselor at Crossett High School.


Married Bernice Tyson March 28 1939 at Monticello, Drew County, Arkansas
Had Issue, 2 children


He was for some of us, the link to our family's past.

From the Obituary by his son and the Unpublished McAlister Family History of Mary W. H., as well as stories Uncle Floyd told me, before he died.

Bottom Photo (1961) From left:
Father George Walker McAlister SR
Son Fred
Son Floyd
Son George B.
Son George Walker Jr.
Son J.L.