The Second World War
September 1, 1939
They went with the troops across Europe, North Africa and the Pacific, and they are buried among them.
In memory of
Juan Abarrientos
Worked as Civilian. Died in service on September 18, 1943.
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Civilian Service in Wartime
The Red Cross women who drove the Clubmobiles to the front, the performers who went out with the USO, the correspondents who sent the war home, and every civilian who went with the troops. They held no rank and wore no branch. They served all the same, and they are held here with the war they served in.
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Laid to rest
- Cemetery
- Manila American Cemetery and Memorial ↗
- Section
- D
- Row
- 15
- Grave
- 140
- The cemetery · the exact grave is not yet placed
Laid nearby · Section D
38 others are held in this section; the nearest 12 by row and grave.
Miguel BayatanRow 15 · Grave 170Armando BolosanRow 14 · Grave 145Gregorio GrefaldaRow 16 · Grave 77Toribia FarkasRow 16 · Grave 76Mildred M HarperRow 14 · Grave 210Florentino BaquiranRow 13 · Grave 145Paciano B BiceraRow 13 · Grave 170Burton Luther FongerRow 13 · Grave 48Marcelo R MalauigRow 12 · Grave 218John B HalletRow 12 · Grave 35Miguel G MoralejoRow 11 · Grave 145Pablo GuzmanRow 10 · Grave 170
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