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Ray Robert Fowler

Personal Data:

Item	Date	Place/Description
Birth	18 Jan 1908	Sioux City, Iowa
Fact 1	28 Mar 1941	Inducted into the U.S. Army---Served as as sergeant in the Pacific in WWII

Parents:

Parent	Name
Father	Cushman Ray Fowler
Mother	Evelyn Gertrude Altimus

Personal Note(s):

Note Number	Note Text
1	[Ehlers Family History.FBK.FBK.FBK.FBK.FTW] 1. Photo of Ray with his mother and Ray's father's sister (Joan Molden). It also includes Joan's daughter, Harriett. It was taken after the babies were baptized in the St. Paul Episcopal Church, Sioux City, Iowa. Rev. Gaynor was the minister. 2. Copies of the Whatcom HS yearbook, Kulshan, 1926 and 1927 Folder contains the following: article and photo from the "Seattle P-I", August 17, 1945 about Ray's discharge from the U.S. Army;obituary of John I. Molden, Ray's cousin's husband; Ray's family documents; enlistment and discharge papers from the Army, citing him for the American Defense Service medal, the Good Conduct medal, the Asiatic-Pacific Service medal, and the Philippine Liberation Medal with one Bronze Service Star. There are a large number of pictures of the Fowler family both in the Northwest and in Sioux City, Iowa. They are in an separate album as well as in the plastic storage box. There are also interesting pictures of Ray and his band during a cruise in Asia (1935) and of his military action in New Guinea and elsewhere in the Pacific.

Note Number

Note Text

[Ehlers Family History.FBK.FBK.FBK.FBK.FTW]

1. Photo of Ray with his mother and Ray's father's sister (Joan Molden). It also includes Joan's daughter, Harriett. It was taken after the babies were baptized in the St. Paul Episcopal Church, Sioux City, Iowa. Rev. Gaynor was the minister.

2. Copies of the Whatcom HS yearbook, Kulshan, 1926 and 1927

Folder contains the following: article and photo from the "Seattle P-I", August 17, 1945 about Ray's discharge from the U.S. Army;obituary of John I. Molden, Ray's cousin's husband; Ray's family documents; enlistment and discharge papers from the Army, citing him for the American Defense Service medal, the Good Conduct medal, the Asiatic-Pacific Service medal, and the Philippine Liberation Medal with one Bronze Service Star.

There are a large number of pictures of the Fowler family both in the Northwest and in Sioux City, Iowa. They are in an separate album as well as in the plastic storage box. There are also interesting pictures of Ray and his band during a cruise in Asia (1935) and of his military action in New Guinea and elsewhere in the Pacific.

Partnerships:

Effie Opal Ehlers