Jerome County ID Archives Obituaries.....Patrick, Charles L.  March 7, 1944
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Times News
Times News  Tuesday March 7 1944

Jerome Soldier Dies of Wounds
 Jerome, March 7- Wounded on his 25th birthday, Pvt. Charles L. Patrick died 
the following day from wounds received in action somewhere in Italy, according 
to a war department telegram received last night by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 
Lev Patrick, Jerome.  Pvt. Patrick, a member of an Army Engineer Corps 
Division, was mortally wounded February 12.
 A Veteran of Africa, Tunisian and Sicilian Campaigns, Patrick had been 
overseas since August of 1942. He entered the service in April of that year.
 Born February 12, 1919, in the state of Nebraska, He came to Idaho with his 
parents about six years ago and had lived at Jerome until entering the Army.
 Surviving are his parents, two brothers and five sisters. They are L. ”Pat” 
Patrick, with Army Air-Forces some where in the U.S.; Clifford Patrick, Broken 
Bow, Nebraska; Mrs. Katherine Brown, Jerome; Mrs. Charles Bubak, Twin Falls; 
Mrs. William Hall, Ketchum; Mrs. Tom Donahue, Chadron, Nebraska; and Mrs. 
Charles McDermott, Livingston, Wyoming.


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