He is the son of Samuel Herman Ackerman and Josephine May (Hagan) Ackerman.
Widower of Gladys Louise (Stephens) Ackerman, whom he had married in 1947.
He left behind a son and his wife, 3 siblings, 2 grandchildren and a great-grandson.
He had graduated from (the former) Somerset Twp. H.S. (Class of 1945; and so did Gladys)
He had retired from being a transportation supervisor for Barnesville Schools and as a mechanic for R&R Trucking.
He was Methodist.
He had served his country in the US Army, WWII, 14 months active duty with 10 months of overseas deployment; member of American Legion Post 168; he received Military Honors for his funeral home services from VFW Belmont Co. Honor Guard.
Widower of Gladys Louise (Stephens) Ackerman, whom he had married in 1947.
He left behind a son and his wife, 3 siblings, 2 grandchildren and a great-grandson.
He had graduated from (the former) Somerset Twp. H.S. (Class of 1945; and so did Gladys)
He had retired from being a transportation supervisor for Barnesville Schools and as a mechanic for R&R Trucking.
He was Methodist.
He had served his country in the US Army, WWII, 14 months active duty with 10 months of overseas deployment; member of American Legion Post 168; he received Military Honors for his funeral home services from VFW Belmont Co. Honor Guard.
He is the son of Samuel Herman Ackerman and Josephine May (Hagan) Ackerman.
Widower of Gladys Louise (Stephens) Ackerman, whom he had married in 1947.
He left behind a son and his wife, 3 siblings, 2 grandchildren and a great-grandson.
He had graduated from (the former) Somerset Twp. H.S. (Class of 1945; and so did Gladys)
He had retired from being a transportation supervisor for Barnesville Schools and as a mechanic for R&R Trucking.
He was Methodist.
He had served his country in the US Army, WWII, 14 months active duty with 10 months of overseas deployment; member of American Legion Post 168; he received Military Honors for his funeral home services from VFW Belmont Co. Honor Guard.
Widower of Gladys Louise (Stephens) Ackerman, whom he had married in 1947.
He left behind a son and his wife, 3 siblings, 2 grandchildren and a great-grandson.
He had graduated from (the former) Somerset Twp. H.S. (Class of 1945; and so did Gladys)
He had retired from being a transportation supervisor for Barnesville Schools and as a mechanic for R&R Trucking.
He was Methodist.
He had served his country in the US Army, WWII, 14 months active duty with 10 months of overseas deployment; member of American Legion Post 168; he received Military Honors for his funeral home services from VFW Belmont Co. Honor Guard.
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