The son of Peter and Filomena Scioti, 'Alberto' entered service on Aug. 20, 1942 in Boston, MASS., where he resided in Worcester Co. He had a grammar school education and was a unskilled construction worker at that time. Records show him as 5 ft. 7 in. tall, weighing 143 lbs. His marital status was single.
Albert became a member of the 455th AAA Bn., which served in Patton's Third US Army in Europe during the War. Albert was released from service on Dec. 3, 1945.
He married Constance C. Pakus, and in 1951 lived with her at 3 Spruce St. in Marlborough, MA. and in 1957 and later lived with her at 160 Howe St. in Marlborough.
Albert became a member of the 455th AAA Bn., which served in Patton's Third US Army in Europe during the War. Albert was released from service on Dec. 3, 1945.
He married Constance C. Pakus, and in 1951 lived with her at 3 Spruce St. in Marlborough, MA. and in 1957 and later lived with her at 160 Howe St. in Marlborough.
The son of Peter and Filomena Scioti, 'Alberto' entered service on Aug. 20, 1942 in Boston, MASS., where he resided in Worcester Co. He had a grammar school education and was a unskilled construction worker at that time. Records show him as 5 ft. 7 in. tall, weighing 143 lbs. His marital status was single.
Albert became a member of the 455th AAA Bn., which served in Patton's Third US Army in Europe during the War. Albert was released from service on Dec. 3, 1945.
He married Constance C. Pakus, and in 1951 lived with her at 3 Spruce St. in Marlborough, MA. and in 1957 and later lived with her at 160 Howe St. in Marlborough.
Albert became a member of the 455th AAA Bn., which served in Patton's Third US Army in Europe during the War. Albert was released from service on Dec. 3, 1945.
He married Constance C. Pakus, and in 1951 lived with her at 3 Spruce St. in Marlborough, MA. and in 1957 and later lived with her at 160 Howe St. in Marlborough.
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