LeRoy Charles Hoefling1
M, b. 5 May 1918, d. 29 December 1944
LeRoy Charles Hoefling was born on 5 May 1918 at Saginaw, Saginaw, Michigan, USAB,G, son of Phillip George Hoefling and Julia Louise McGowan.1 LeRoy Charles Hoefling also went by the name of Scotty.1
Scotty took care of the younger children. He could draw and made flip books. He took care of the children on Friday night so Julia could go to her Rebekah meeting.
He put on plays, and made up games. One game he called "Hunting". He saved clothing boxes, and cut rifles and animal shapes from them. He pinned a "game license" on each of the younger children, and he was the game warden. They hunted around the house for the animals say 1937.2 He was drafted and was a staff sergeant in the 136th Infantry Regiment of the 33rd Division, the Golden Cross Division. His preliminary training was at Camp Forrest, Tennessee; he was stationed at Ft. Lewis, Washington before going overseas on 7 April 1942 at Hawaii, USAB,G.3,4
LeRoy Charles Hoefling died on 29 December 1944 at Morotai Island, Moluku (Moluccas), IndonesiaB,G, at age 26 in World War II.1 He was buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Saginaw, Michigan, USA, 43.396111, -83.9508063B,G.1
Scotty took care of the younger children. He could draw and made flip books. He took care of the children on Friday night so Julia could go to her Rebekah meeting.
He put on plays, and made up games. One game he called "Hunting". He saved clothing boxes, and cut rifles and animal shapes from them. He pinned a "game license" on each of the younger children, and he was the game warden. They hunted around the house for the animals say 1937.2 He was drafted and was a staff sergeant in the 136th Infantry Regiment of the 33rd Division, the Golden Cross Division. His preliminary training was at Camp Forrest, Tennessee; he was stationed at Ft. Lewis, Washington before going overseas on 7 April 1942 at Hawaii, USAB,G.3,4
LeRoy Charles Hoefling died on 29 December 1944 at Morotai Island, Moluku (Moluccas), IndonesiaB,G, at age 26 in World War II.1 He was buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Saginaw, Michigan, USA, 43.396111, -83.9508063B,G.1
Last Edited=11 Nov 2019
Citations
- [S1] Louise Andrews and Jean Hoefling DeLeon, Hoefling Family Tree.
- [S10] Personal knowledge of Barbara Zanzig (Kirkland, WA), Informants: Jean DeLeon and Bonnie Haller, 2007.
- [S12] Martha Tarrant and Olive Hoefling, Landon and Tarrant Composition Book 1, p. 59.
- [S10] Personal knowledge of Barbara Zanzig (Kirkland, WA), Informants: George and Bonnie Haller, June 2006.
- [S92] 1920 US Federal Census (MI, Saginaw), Saginaw Co., Michigan, pop. sch., Phillip G. Hoefling, 236 Howard St., precinct 2, ward 8, 186, 3B (209) (image 6/52), 62, 66.
- [S150] 1930 US Federal Census (MI, Saginaw), Saginaw Co., Michigan, pop. sch., Philip G. Hoefling, 3230 Court St., Ward 20, Saginaw City, 73-57, 26A (44) (image 51/55), 606, 622, viewed 3 Feb 2017.
- [S350] 1940 US Federal Census (MI, Saginaw), Saginaw Co., Michigan, pop. sch., Julia Hoefling, 3232 Court, ward 20, blocks 174-175, Saginaw, 73-68, 13B (Anc. image 26/50), , 297, 26 Jul 2012.