Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Lawless, Valentine Browne, TSgt October 16, 1944
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Virginian-Pilot October 23, 1945
Valentine Browne Lawless, Tech. Sergt., Fifteenth Air Force, previously reported 
missing after having been shot down over Linz, Austria, on October 16, 1944, now 
officially is reported as dead, according to a message from the War Department 
received by his sole surviving sister, Miss Margaret Elward Lawless, of 611 
Manteo Street, yesterday.
Sergeant Lawless was born here on April 19, 1908, the son of the late Judge 
Joseph Thomas Lawless and Mrs. Marie Antelotti Lawless. He was educated at Maury 
High School, Washington and Lee University and the Virginia Military Institute. 
He posthumously was awarded the Army Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters.
In addition to his sister, Sergeant Lawless is survived by two brothers, Gregory 
Benedict Lawless, of 1039 Buckingham Avenue, and Sergt. Edward Kirwan Lawless, 
temporarily stationed at Tampa, Fla., and two nieces and six nephews.
Prior to his enlistment in February 1942, Sergeant Lawless was employed here by 
the Southern Stevedoring Company.


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