Gerald Anthony Ohmer, 1930–1993 (aged 62 years)
- Name
- Gerald Anthony /Ohmer/
- Given names
- Gerald Anthony
- Surname
- Ohmer
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1908–1977
Birth: March 9, 1908
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— Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA Death: August 8, 1977 — Erie, Erie County, Pennsylvania, United States of America |
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1908–1987
Birth: February 8, 1908
— McKean, Erie, PA Death: March 13, 1987 — Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA |
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1930–1993
Birth: June 6, 1930
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— Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA Death: April 4, 1993 — Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA |
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1937–1937
Birth: September 30, 1937
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— Erie County, Pennsylvania, United States of America Death: September 30, 1937 — Erie County, Pennsylvania, United States of America |
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1944–2023
Birth: March 28, 1944
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— Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA Death: January 16, 2023 |
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1930–1993
Birth: June 6, 1930
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— Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA Death: April 4, 1993 — Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA |
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Catholic. He was born at St. Vincent's Hospital. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. He died at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center. He was a United States Marine in WW II and with the military police in the Korean War including the winter march from the Chosin Reservoir. He was a sometime resident of Ocala, Florida. He owned the Petroleum Equipment Co. Burial services were at the Kloecker funeral home by Rev. Thomas Fialkowski. |