Private, U.S. Marine Corps
6th USMC Regiment, 2nd Division
Entered the Service from: Illinois
Died: April 30, 1918
Chicago Tribune (IL) - July 06, 1918
Private Gregory Alan Dorian , 226 East Sixty-third street, marine corps; died April 30 of wounds received in action.
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Chicago Tribune (IL) - May 07, 1918
Marine Dies of Wounds.
Private Gregory Alan Dorian of the marine corps died of wounds received in action April 30, according to telegraphic notification received yesterday from the war department by his mother, Mrs. Annie F. Dorian of 1226 East Sixty-third street. He was 19 years old and enlisted in the marines last May. Prior to his enlistment he was a student in the Hyde Park High school.
"I am proud of my boy," said Mrs. Dorian last night. "I am a widow and he was my only child. He has sacrificed himself for his country, and although the loss seems more than I can bear, I can only say that I could wish nothing more of him."
Private, U.S. Marine Corps
6th USMC Regiment, 2nd Division
Entered the Service from: Illinois
Died: April 30, 1918
Chicago Tribune (IL) - July 06, 1918
Private Gregory Alan Dorian , 226 East Sixty-third street, marine corps; died April 30 of wounds received in action.
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Chicago Tribune (IL) - May 07, 1918
Marine Dies of Wounds.
Private Gregory Alan Dorian of the marine corps died of wounds received in action April 30, according to telegraphic notification received yesterday from the war department by his mother, Mrs. Annie F. Dorian of 1226 East Sixty-third street. He was 19 years old and enlisted in the marines last May. Prior to his enlistment he was a student in the Hyde Park High school.
"I am proud of my boy," said Mrs. Dorian last night. "I am a widow and he was my only child. He has sacrificed himself for his country, and although the loss seems more than I can bear, I can only say that I could wish nothing more of him."
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