Funeral services for Eddie Leamon Jarman, 36, a senior accountant with the Wooden, Benson & Walton Company, will be held at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow at the Higinnbothom funeral establishment, Ellicott City. Mr Jarman, who lived at 183 Sourthview road, Ellicott City, died Saturday at St. Agnes Hospital. Mr Jarman was treasurer of the
Ellicott City Lions Club. WOUNDED IN GERMANY - A native of Nashville, Ark., he came to Baltimore in 1951 to attend the Eastern College of Commerce and Law. He was graduated from the school in 1954, the second-highest in his class. A veteran of World War II, Mr Jarman served in the infantry as a sergeant. He was wounded in the left leg by a landmine in 1944 in Germany. He was awarded the Purple Heart. He was a member of the Rockland Evangelical United Brethren Church. Burial will be in Baltimore National Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Marion Painter Jarman; four daughters, Susan Lea, Marlene, Shelby, and Patricia; a son, Clarke; four sisters, Mrs. William Jenkins, Mrs. Auburn Andrews, Mrs. D.P. Lewis and Mrs. Raymond Cook, and a brother, W.B. Jarman.
Military Information: SGT, US ARMY
Ellicott City Lions Club. WOUNDED IN GERMANY - A native of Nashville, Ark., he came to Baltimore in 1951 to attend the Eastern College of Commerce and Law. He was graduated from the school in 1954, the second-highest in his class. A veteran of World War II, Mr Jarman served in the infantry as a sergeant. He was wounded in the left leg by a landmine in 1944 in Germany. He was awarded the Purple Heart. He was a member of the Rockland Evangelical United Brethren Church. Burial will be in Baltimore National Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Marion Painter Jarman; four daughters, Susan Lea, Marlene, Shelby, and Patricia; a son, Clarke; four sisters, Mrs. William Jenkins, Mrs. Auburn Andrews, Mrs. D.P. Lewis and Mrs. Raymond Cook, and a brother, W.B. Jarman.
Military Information: SGT, US ARMY
Funeral services for Eddie Leamon Jarman, 36, a senior accountant with the Wooden, Benson & Walton Company, will be held at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow at the Higinnbothom funeral establishment, Ellicott City. Mr Jarman, who lived at 183 Sourthview road, Ellicott City, died Saturday at St. Agnes Hospital. Mr Jarman was treasurer of the
Ellicott City Lions Club. WOUNDED IN GERMANY - A native of Nashville, Ark., he came to Baltimore in 1951 to attend the Eastern College of Commerce and Law. He was graduated from the school in 1954, the second-highest in his class. A veteran of World War II, Mr Jarman served in the infantry as a sergeant. He was wounded in the left leg by a landmine in 1944 in Germany. He was awarded the Purple Heart. He was a member of the Rockland Evangelical United Brethren Church. Burial will be in Baltimore National Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Marion Painter Jarman; four daughters, Susan Lea, Marlene, Shelby, and Patricia; a son, Clarke; four sisters, Mrs. William Jenkins, Mrs. Auburn Andrews, Mrs. D.P. Lewis and Mrs. Raymond Cook, and a brother, W.B. Jarman.
Military Information: SGT, US ARMY
Ellicott City Lions Club. WOUNDED IN GERMANY - A native of Nashville, Ark., he came to Baltimore in 1951 to attend the Eastern College of Commerce and Law. He was graduated from the school in 1954, the second-highest in his class. A veteran of World War II, Mr Jarman served in the infantry as a sergeant. He was wounded in the left leg by a landmine in 1944 in Germany. He was awarded the Purple Heart. He was a member of the Rockland Evangelical United Brethren Church. Burial will be in Baltimore National Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Marion Painter Jarman; four daughters, Susan Lea, Marlene, Shelby, and Patricia; a son, Clarke; four sisters, Mrs. William Jenkins, Mrs. Auburn Andrews, Mrs. D.P. Lewis and Mrs. Raymond Cook, and a brother, W.B. Jarman.
Military Information: SGT, US ARMY
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