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Sgt.
Donnie Cline
Mar.
28, 1924 – Dec. 20, 1944
Mt. Zion Baptist Cem., Monroe Co., Tn
The body of Sgt. Donnie Cline arrived here from overseas on Tuesday, Sgt. Cline was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Cline of Vonore. He was killed in
action in Germany
on Dec. 20, 1945. Funeral Services and
burial will be Saturday, July 16, at 2 p.m. at Mt. Zion Church.
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Name:
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Donnie Cline
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Birth Year:
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1924
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Race:
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White, Citizen (White)
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Nativity State or Country:
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Tennessee
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State of Residence:
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Tennessee
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County or
City:
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Monroe
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Enlistment
Date:
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13 Jul 1943
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Enlistment State:
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Georgia
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Enlistment City:
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Fort
Oglethorpe
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Branch:
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No branch assignment
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Branch Code:
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No branch assignment
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Grade:
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Private
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Grade Code:
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Private
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Term of
Enlistment:
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Enlistment for the duration of the War or other
emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or
otherwise according to law
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Component:
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Selectees (Enlisted Men)
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Source:
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Civil Life
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Education:
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Grammar school
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Civil
Occupation:
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Farm hands, general farms
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Marital
Status:
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Single, with dependents
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Height:
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00
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Weight:
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000
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Researcher and Designer
Joy Locke & Joe Irons
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