Kenneth Lee Croucher wearing a military uniform and garrison cap.

July 7, 1923 – Unknown

Kenneth Croucher

Personal Information

Birthplace: Peterton, KS

Service Information

Branch of Service: Army

Unit: 102d Inf

Theater of Operation: Pacific

Enlisted / Commissioned: Feb 22, 1943

Discharged: Jan 16, 1946

Honored By: Children Donald, Eldon, James Croucher, Lynda Caldwell

Biography

He served during WWII in the 102d Infantry. Later he served in the Army Reserve 733rd Trans. Co. which later became the 129th Heavy Trans. Co.. He earned many Marksmanship Medals, Purple Heart, Silver Star and several other medals and ribbons. He was a definite credit to his country and loved his country dearly. He retired from the Army Reserve after 23 years. He was a proud husband and father to his wife Delpha and his children. He loved to hunt and fish. He volunteered for most anything that would help children. He was a Hunter Safety Instructor for many years.

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