Captain in the United States Army, 827th Tank Destroyer Battalion. Received the Bronze Star and Purple Heart for actions in World War II. See the Wikipedia article about the 827th Battalion for a synopsis of this battalion's history during WWII (Operation Nordwind.)
His father died in 1925 and he was raised by his uncle Harold N. Sullivan (#5900455) who married his mother, Winifred and raised him as his own son. The wife of Douglas H. Sullivan at the time of his death was Clara A. Covalt Sullivan, Salt Lake City, Utah. He also left behind at the time of his death a young daughter.
Plot B, Row 5, Grave 8
His father died in 1925 and he was raised by his uncle Harold N. Sullivan (#5900455) who married his mother, Winifred and raised him as his own son. The wife of Douglas H. Sullivan at the time of his death was Clara A. Covalt Sullivan, Salt Lake City, Utah. He also left behind at the time of his death a young daughter.
Plot B, Row 5, Grave 8
Captain in the United States Army, 827th Tank Destroyer Battalion. Received the Bronze Star and Purple Heart for actions in World War II. See the Wikipedia article about the 827th Battalion for a synopsis of this battalion's history during WWII (Operation Nordwind.)
His father died in 1925 and he was raised by his uncle Harold N. Sullivan (#5900455) who married his mother, Winifred and raised him as his own son. The wife of Douglas H. Sullivan at the time of his death was Clara A. Covalt Sullivan, Salt Lake City, Utah. He also left behind at the time of his death a young daughter.
Plot B, Row 5, Grave 8
His father died in 1925 and he was raised by his uncle Harold N. Sullivan (#5900455) who married his mother, Winifred and raised him as his own son. The wife of Douglas H. Sullivan at the time of his death was Clara A. Covalt Sullivan, Salt Lake City, Utah. He also left behind at the time of his death a young daughter.
Plot B, Row 5, Grave 8
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