Funerals will be held next week for the following previously missing individuals recently accounted for by DPAA.<\/p>\n
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This June<\/i><\/a>, DPAA announced that it had accounted for 1LT Seymour P. Drovis, US Army. 1LT Drovis was lost on Saipan on 7 July 1944.<\/p>\n 1LT Drovis will be buried next week \u2013 on Wednesday, 16 October \u2013 in Arlington National Cemetery. Regrettably, DPAA does not seem to have posted the specific location and time for his funeral services.<\/p>\n If any TAH readers have the precise location and time for 1LT Drovis\u2019 funeral services, please post it in comments below. And if any readers are in the area and have the time, here\u2019s an opportunity to give someone lost during World War II a proper final send-off.<\/p>\n . . .<\/b><\/p>\n This January<\/i><\/a>, DPAA announced that it had accounted for Pvt Ted Hall, USMC Reserve. Pvt Hall was lost at Pearl Harbor, HI, on 7 December 1941.<\/p>\n Pvt Hall will be buried next week \u2013 on Friday, 18 October \u2013 in Arlington National Cemetery. Regrettably, DPAA does not seem to have posted the specific location and time for his funeral services.<\/p>\n If any TAH readers have the precise location and time for Pvt Hall\u2019s funeral services, please post it in comments below. And if any readers are in the area and have the time, here\u2019s an opportunity to give someone lost during World War II a proper final send-off. This July<\/i><\/a>, DPAA announced that it had accounted for MAtt1c Johnnie C. Laurie, US Navy. MAtt1c Laurie was lost at Pearl Harbor, HI, on 7 December 1941.<\/p>\n MAtt1c Laurie will be buried next week \u2013 on Saturday, 19 October \u2013 in Montevallo, Alabama. Regrettably, DPAA does not seem to have posted the specific location and time for his funeral services or interment.<\/p>\n If any TAH readers have the precise location and time for MAtt1c Laurie\u2019s funeral services and\/or interment, please post it in comments below. And if any readers are in the area and have the time, here\u2019s an opportunity to give someone lost during World War II a proper final send-off.<\/p>\n . . .<\/b><\/p>\n This August<\/i><\/a>, DPAA announced that it had accounted for SGT Gerald B. Raeymacker, US Army. SGT Raeymacker was lost in North Korea on 6 December 1950.<\/p>\n SGT Raeymacker will be buried next week \u2013 on Saturday, 19 August \u2013 in Dunkirk, New York. Regrettably, DPAA does not seem to have posted the specific location or time for his funeral services or interment.<\/p>\n If any TAH readers have the precise location and time for SGT Raeymacker\u2019s funeral services and\/or interment, please post it in comments below. And if any readers are in the area and have the time, here\u2019s an opportunity to give someone lost during the Korean War a proper final send-off.<\/p>\n . . .<\/b><\/p>\n
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