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In loving Memory of Pfc. Earl F-Jenkins. who was killed in action July 11, 1944.They say you’ve gone, oh no my son.Sale-locked within mj heart;Are all the sac red memories.That never can depart:I see your bright and smiling face t hear your voice still speak to me; A voice so full of cheer.And then one sad and. crushing blow—A bitter gr5ef. a shock severe.To Knox you would never return;My son. so very dear.You served your country to the end; The cost you did not weigh.With eager feet and willing heart, Tou met your country's call.You jfave ycur life—your all;“No greater love hath man than this. The Heavenly Father saith;And so. dear son. I must not grieve. For you—there Is no deathsMOTHER AND BROTHERS
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Coshocton Tribune

Coshocton, Ohio, US

Wed, May 29, 1946

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