Walter J. Albrecht, 54, Jones, died Monday in Veterans Administration Hospital, Bonham, Texas. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Baggerley Funeral home in Edmond with burial in Edmond's Hediger Cemetery. Albrecht was born in Britton and lived in the Oklahoma City-Jones area until 1970 when he moved to Bonham. He was an employee of Tinker Air Force base and was a veteran of World War II. Survivors include a son Walter J. II, five sisters: Mrs. Martha Kyle, Jones; Mrs. Emma Love, Britton; Mrs. Freida Cassidy, Edmond; Mrs. Dorothy McMillan, Bethany; Mrs. Alice Kratky; and a brother, Fred of Jones.
Oklahoma
Sgt Co. A. 712 Tank BN.
World War II
Oklahoma
Sgt Co. A. 712 Tank BN.
World War II
Walter J. Albrecht, 54, Jones, died Monday in Veterans Administration Hospital, Bonham, Texas. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Baggerley Funeral home in Edmond with burial in Edmond's Hediger Cemetery. Albrecht was born in Britton and lived in the Oklahoma City-Jones area until 1970 when he moved to Bonham. He was an employee of Tinker Air Force base and was a veteran of World War II. Survivors include a son Walter J. II, five sisters: Mrs. Martha Kyle, Jones; Mrs. Emma Love, Britton; Mrs. Freida Cassidy, Edmond; Mrs. Dorothy McMillan, Bethany; Mrs. Alice Kratky; and a brother, Fred of Jones.
Oklahoma
Sgt Co. A. 712 Tank BN.
World War II
Oklahoma
Sgt Co. A. 712 Tank BN.
World War II
