Woodrow W. Dale
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​Death and Burial

  • Dale was killed in action at the Battle of Anzio, on April 8, 1944.
  • His rank at the time of death was Technician, 5th class.​
  • He was killed in action,during this battle, most likely by shrapnel wounds.
  • He is reported to have been originally buried in Carano, Italy, but was later re-buried in Nettuno, Italy at the request of his wife and mother because the cemetery in Carano was not permanently established.
  • Personal effects found with him and sent to his wife included a sewing kit, 2 combs, a package of kodak pictures, 2 service ribbons, a shave brush, a fountain pen, a copy of the New Testament, and 2 wallets that contained no money at the time of reception (his money had been forwarded to his wife at an earlier date.)​
  • After Woodrow’s death, his wife, Lois, remarried.
  • She married her second husband, Forrest “Cutter” Brown on August 12, 1952. Forrest was a PFC (Private First Class) in the U.S. Army in World War II.
  • Both Lois and her son, Bert, took the last name Brown.
  • Bert Allen Dale Brown was registered for school in Stone Country in the years 1953, 1955, and 1957.
  • Forrest Brown died on December 12, 1995, and later, Lois Vernell Taylor Dale Brown died on November 15, 2010.
  • The couple had been married 43 years before Forrest’s death.
  • The two were buried side by side in Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery in Perry County, Mississippi.




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