On 28 Nov 1944, Santa Fe, New Mexico; Perfecto A. Quintana (B: 3 Apr 1925, El Cerrito), a resident of Villanueva, was inducted and entered into service with the US Army. He was described as 5' 11", 175 pounds, black hair, hazel eyes, and a sheep rancher. On 13 Jan 1945, he qualified as a marksman with the M1 rifle. On 28 April 1945, he departed for the Asiatic-Pacific Theater and arrived on 17 May 1945. He served as a rifleman with 408th Airborne Quartermaster Company. He participated in the Luzon Campaign. He was awarded the Army Good Conduct Medal, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, World War II Victory Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, and the Philippine Liberation Medal. On 12 Sep 1946, he returned to the United States and arrived on 22 Sep 1946. On 13 Nov 1946, Private Perfecto A. Quintana (Service #38-585-487) was honorably discharged at Camp Beale, California (WD AGO Form 53-55).
Perfecto A. Quintana; B: 3 Apr 1925, New Mexico; D: 8 Nov 1970, Los Angeles (California Death Index).
On 12 Nov 1970, a military headstone was requested for Perfecto Arthur Quintana (B: 3 Apr 1925; D: 8 Nov 1970; Service #38-585-487) by his wife Elvira Quintana of El Monte, California. Perfecto had served as a Private with the Airborne Quartermaster Company. He enlisted on 28 Nov 1944 and was honorably discharged on 13 Nov 1946. Headstone was to be placed in El Cerrito Cemetery in El Cerrito, New Mexico (Headstone Application).
Perfecto A. Quintana; B: 3 Apr 1925, New Mexico; D: 8 Nov 1970, Los Angeles (California Death Index).
On 12 Nov 1970, a military headstone was requested for Perfecto Arthur Quintana (B: 3 Apr 1925; D: 8 Nov 1970; Service #38-585-487) by his wife Elvira Quintana of El Monte, California. Perfecto had served as a Private with the Airborne Quartermaster Company. He enlisted on 28 Nov 1944 and was honorably discharged on 13 Nov 1946. Headstone was to be placed in El Cerrito Cemetery in El Cerrito, New Mexico (Headstone Application).
On 28 Nov 1944, Santa Fe, New Mexico; Perfecto A. Quintana (B: 3 Apr 1925, El Cerrito), a resident of Villanueva, was inducted and entered into service with the US Army. He was described as 5' 11", 175 pounds, black hair, hazel eyes, and a sheep rancher. On 13 Jan 1945, he qualified as a marksman with the M1 rifle. On 28 April 1945, he departed for the Asiatic-Pacific Theater and arrived on 17 May 1945. He served as a rifleman with 408th Airborne Quartermaster Company. He participated in the Luzon Campaign. He was awarded the Army Good Conduct Medal, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, World War II Victory Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, and the Philippine Liberation Medal. On 12 Sep 1946, he returned to the United States and arrived on 22 Sep 1946. On 13 Nov 1946, Private Perfecto A. Quintana (Service #38-585-487) was honorably discharged at Camp Beale, California (WD AGO Form 53-55).
Perfecto A. Quintana; B: 3 Apr 1925, New Mexico; D: 8 Nov 1970, Los Angeles (California Death Index).
On 12 Nov 1970, a military headstone was requested for Perfecto Arthur Quintana (B: 3 Apr 1925; D: 8 Nov 1970; Service #38-585-487) by his wife Elvira Quintana of El Monte, California. Perfecto had served as a Private with the Airborne Quartermaster Company. He enlisted on 28 Nov 1944 and was honorably discharged on 13 Nov 1946. Headstone was to be placed in El Cerrito Cemetery in El Cerrito, New Mexico (Headstone Application).
Perfecto A. Quintana; B: 3 Apr 1925, New Mexico; D: 8 Nov 1970, Los Angeles (California Death Index).
On 12 Nov 1970, a military headstone was requested for Perfecto Arthur Quintana (B: 3 Apr 1925; D: 8 Nov 1970; Service #38-585-487) by his wife Elvira Quintana of El Monte, California. Perfecto had served as a Private with the Airborne Quartermaster Company. He enlisted on 28 Nov 1944 and was honorably discharged on 13 Nov 1946. Headstone was to be placed in El Cerrito Cemetery in El Cerrito, New Mexico (Headstone Application).
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