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Match: Clauser
Source: OHLORAIN-L(a)rootsweb.com
From: "Doris E.Hallgren" <demilyh(a)tampabay.rr.com>
Subject: [OHLORAIN] CLAUSER obituary
>From the Tampa Tribune, Tampa, Florida Thursday September 11, 2003:
Gordon Clauser
CLAUSER, Gordon Terry, T/SGT, USAF Retired, 68, died August 29, 2003. Born
in Elyria, Ohio, he was a Viet Nam veteran. Predeceased by wife, Barbara
Joan Clauser, he is survived by son, Steven T. Clauser of Lutz; daughter,
Dakota Davis of Tampa; and grandchildren, Kurtis and Kirsten Clauser. In
lieu of flowers, friends may contribute to the American Red Cross in his
memory. Memorial Military honors will be afforded by MacDill AFB at 10:45
a.m., Friday, Sept. 12, 2003 at Bay Pines National Cemetery, 10000 Bay Pines
Blvd., St. Petersburg.
Swilley Funeral Home.
Match: Clauser
Source: PADUTCH-LIFE-L(a)rootsweb.com
From: "Lynn Vondran AT&T" <lynnvondran(a)worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Re: [PD-LIFE] Fw: Hartsock Family Bible
Dear Vee and Group!!!
This is soooooooo exciting!!!! In fact, this gave my Uncle Milt a hope in
possibly locating his father's, my grandfather's, WWI diary.
If anyone out there knows the where-abouts of the diary of:
Milton David Kremer/Kramer born June 1896, I know someone, or sometwo :o)
who would be very, very happy to have it, or even have a scanned in copy of
it.
My grandfather joined the Army to serve his country, when he was underage.
His folks wouldn't sign for him, so he just went and signed up without them,
I'm sure, having to lie about his age. My Uncle Milt said that his dad kept
a diary from the first day he entered, until the day he came home.
Grandfather Kremer died of the ravages of being wounded and the mustard
gases of that war. He was in the thick of the battle and went over the top.
The mustard gases effected him so badly because in the process of rescuing
his friend, Simon J. Clauser, he gave Simon his gas mask, and just tried to
hold his breath, while carrying his buddy to safety. My grandfather died at
the young age of 33, leaving behind a young wife, Mabel Martha (Bankes)
Kremer, and two young children, June Valeria age 3, and Milton G. age 6.
My grandfather's diary and many other very important family records were
taken from their house when the family was at his funeral. When they came
home, they noticed things missing, and have their speculations of whom it
was who took the records, and other things. We don't think it is in the
hands of family members at present, so we are hoping to find this
information by putting a call out for it via the Internet.
Thanks for letting us know about this family Bible...that's what gave me the
idea to do this.
Lynn
Vee wrote:
> I'm so glad that you're as excited as I am about the eventual return of
the
> Hartsock family Bible to one of the family members who is dedicated to
> sharing the history of the family with the rest of the Hartsocks.