Michael was the 2nd son of Aime Regimbal (1900-1946) and Viola Blanch Beaudry (1902-1971). He was born in Yakima, Washington on November 20th, 1931, eight months after the birth of his baby brother, Patrick.
Sadly, Patrick died when he was little more than 14.
Michael served in Korea in the 1950's as a PFC with the US Army. His headstone commemorates that distinction.
He died in Snohomish county, Washington on February 9th, 1984 and was buried near the graves of his father and brother in Holy Rosary Cemetery, Moxee. - M Fortier
Sadly, Patrick died when he was little more than 14.
Michael served in Korea in the 1950's as a PFC with the US Army. His headstone commemorates that distinction.
He died in Snohomish county, Washington on February 9th, 1984 and was buried near the graves of his father and brother in Holy Rosary Cemetery, Moxee. - M Fortier
Michael was the 2nd son of Aime Regimbal (1900-1946) and Viola Blanch Beaudry (1902-1971). He was born in Yakima, Washington on November 20th, 1931, eight months after the birth of his baby brother, Patrick.
Sadly, Patrick died when he was little more than 14.
Michael served in Korea in the 1950's as a PFC with the US Army. His headstone commemorates that distinction.
He died in Snohomish county, Washington on February 9th, 1984 and was buried near the graves of his father and brother in Holy Rosary Cemetery, Moxee. - M Fortier
Sadly, Patrick died when he was little more than 14.
Michael served in Korea in the 1950's as a PFC with the US Army. His headstone commemorates that distinction.
He died in Snohomish county, Washington on February 9th, 1984 and was buried near the graves of his father and brother in Holy Rosary Cemetery, Moxee. - M Fortier
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