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(May 26, 1922 – November 26, 1944)
 
(May 26, 1922 – November 26, 1944)
  
'''Orville R. Kerkow''', a [[fan]] from Neche, [[North Dakota]], was head of the [[Minn-Dak FS]] and a member of the [[SFL]].  
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'''Orville R. Kerkow''', a [[fan]] from Neche, [[North Dakota]], was head of the [[Minn-Dak FS]] and a member of the [[SFL]]. He was a friend of [[Earl Kay]] and [[Walt Dunkelberger]].  
  
He died during [[World War II]] in November 1944, MIA in [[Germany]].  
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An [[Army]] pfc during [[World War II]], he died, age 22, in November 1944, MIA in [[Germany]], leaving a wife and two brothers. Before the war, he had been projectionist/manager of the Neche cinema. His death was reported in ''[[FANEWSCARD]]'' 132 ([https://www.fanac.org/fanzines/FanewsCard/Fanews132-01.html March 23, 1945]).  
  
 
[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/3461122/orville-r-kerkow FindaGrave entry. ]
 
[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/3461122/orville-r-kerkow FindaGrave entry. ]
  
  
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{{person |born=1922|died=1944 |Locale=Neche, ND}}
 
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Latest revision as of 01:07, 5 January 2024

(May 26, 1922 – November 26, 1944)

Orville R. Kerkow, a fan from Neche, North Dakota, was head of the Minn-Dak FS and a member of the SFL. He was a friend of Earl Kay and Walt Dunkelberger.

An Army pfc during World War II, he died, age 22, in November 1944, MIA in Germany, leaving a wife and two brothers. Before the war, he had been projectionist/manager of the Neche cinema. His death was reported in FANEWS[CARD] 132 (March 23, 1945).

FindaGrave entry.



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