1920
Fred
2007
Fred Wright
July 19, 1920 — February 9, 2007
Fred was an assembly line worker and retired from
Carter Carburetor, a member of U.A.W. local # 819,
Amvets Post # 48, De Soto Mo. and Disabled
American Veterans.
He was a veteran of the U.S. Army during WW II,
and was wounded in battle on Feb, 11, 1945, in
Germany. He was awarded a Bronze Star and Purple Heart.
Survived by his wife Jennie T. Wright (nee Augustyniak) of Hillsboro Mo. whom he Married on March 16, 1974. in Clayton Mo. also two brothers John Wright of Doniphan
Mo. and Ernest Wright of Caruthersville Mo. and Nieces and Nephews Gary Stevens, Larry Hatley, Ramona Wright, Dennis and Danny Augustyniak and Sandy Moonier.
Preceded in death by his Parents John E. and Dorothy E. Wright (nee Grainger), three sisters Evelyn Corbin, Ethel Stevens and Orena Hatley as well as two nephews
Ron St. Germain and Tommy Hatley.
Carter Carburetor, a member of U.A.W. local # 819,
Amvets Post # 48, De Soto Mo. and Disabled
American Veterans.
He was a veteran of the U.S. Army during WW II,
and was wounded in battle on Feb, 11, 1945, in
Germany. He was awarded a Bronze Star and Purple Heart.
Survived by his wife Jennie T. Wright (nee Augustyniak) of Hillsboro Mo. whom he Married on March 16, 1974. in Clayton Mo. also two brothers John Wright of Doniphan
Mo. and Ernest Wright of Caruthersville Mo. and Nieces and Nephews Gary Stevens, Larry Hatley, Ramona Wright, Dennis and Danny Augustyniak and Sandy Moonier.
Preceded in death by his Parents John E. and Dorothy E. Wright (nee Grainger), three sisters Evelyn Corbin, Ethel Stevens and Orena Hatley as well as two nephews
Ron St. Germain and Tommy Hatley.
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