Aaron C. Joslin served in The 15th Air Corps, 82nd Fighter Group, 97th Squadron during World War II. He was stationed at Foggia Airbase #11 in Southern Italy. His Group and Squadron flying P-38's, were awarded many citations. After the war he continued flying for another 45 years in agricultural aviation. Starting out in the Houston area and finishing his career in El Campo, Texas. What drew him to the Southwest was a love for history, archaeology, and geology.
He is survived by four daughters;5 grandchildren; an older sister, Lois June Neely; a younger brother William Duane Joslin; two nieces and a nephew.
He is survived by four daughters;5 grandchildren; an older sister, Lois June Neely; a younger brother William Duane Joslin; two nieces and a nephew.
Aaron C. Joslin served in The 15th Air Corps, 82nd Fighter Group, 97th Squadron during World War II. He was stationed at Foggia Airbase #11 in Southern Italy. His Group and Squadron flying P-38's, were awarded many citations. After the war he continued flying for another 45 years in agricultural aviation. Starting out in the Houston area and finishing his career in El Campo, Texas. What drew him to the Southwest was a love for history, archaeology, and geology.
He is survived by four daughters;5 grandchildren; an older sister, Lois June Neely; a younger brother William Duane Joslin; two nieces and a nephew.
He is survived by four daughters;5 grandchildren; an older sister, Lois June Neely; a younger brother William Duane Joslin; two nieces and a nephew.
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