John Alvin Overby was the second of ten children born to
James Claude Overby and Marvella Malissa Mayfield Overby.
He married Virginia Pearl Robinson about 1945. They were the parents of 4 children, 3 of whom are now deceased.
John was 1st Sgt. 101 Airborne Division, Screaming Eagles, U. S. Army, World War II and Korean Conflict. He was in the Army when he died.
After John died, his widow Virginia married Anthony V. (Tony) Terracciano in 1971. Virginia died 28 May 2006 and is also buried at Pine Hill Cemetery.
James Claude Overby and Marvella Malissa Mayfield Overby.
He married Virginia Pearl Robinson about 1945. They were the parents of 4 children, 3 of whom are now deceased.
John was 1st Sgt. 101 Airborne Division, Screaming Eagles, U. S. Army, World War II and Korean Conflict. He was in the Army when he died.
After John died, his widow Virginia married Anthony V. (Tony) Terracciano in 1971. Virginia died 28 May 2006 and is also buried at Pine Hill Cemetery.
John Alvin Overby was the second of ten children born to
James Claude Overby and Marvella Malissa Mayfield Overby.
He married Virginia Pearl Robinson about 1945. They were the parents of 4 children, 3 of whom are now deceased.
John was 1st Sgt. 101 Airborne Division, Screaming Eagles, U. S. Army, World War II and Korean Conflict. He was in the Army when he died.
After John died, his widow Virginia married Anthony V. (Tony) Terracciano in 1971. Virginia died 28 May 2006 and is also buried at Pine Hill Cemetery.
James Claude Overby and Marvella Malissa Mayfield Overby.
He married Virginia Pearl Robinson about 1945. They were the parents of 4 children, 3 of whom are now deceased.
John was 1st Sgt. 101 Airborne Division, Screaming Eagles, U. S. Army, World War II and Korean Conflict. He was in the Army when he died.
After John died, his widow Virginia married Anthony V. (Tony) Terracciano in 1971. Virginia died 28 May 2006 and is also buried at Pine Hill Cemetery.
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