Military Funeral For A. V. Spinelli
Camden Courier-Post, May 14, 1949
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Military Funeral For A. V. Spinelli
Military rites for Gunners Mate Albert V. Spinelli, 23, of 1118 Collings road, will be held at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday at the Beverly National cemetery.
Gunners Mate Spinelli enlisted in the navy in September, 1942. After serving at the New Orleans naval base three years, he went overseas in August, 1945. He died aboard the minesweeper Minyet Dec. 29, 1945.
Prior to entering the service, he was employed at the Campbell Soup Co. and attended Camden County Vocational school.
Survivors include his parents, Joseph and Jennie Spinelli, of the Collings road address; two sisters, Mrs. Virginia Sorantino and Mrs. Caroline Mariano, and a brother, James, all of Camden.
Military rites for Gunners Mate Albert V. Spinelli, 23, of 1118 Collings road, will be held at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday at the Beverly National cemetery.
Gunners Mate Spinelli enlisted in the navy in September, 1942. After serving at the New Orleans naval base three years, he went overseas in August, 1945. He died aboard the minesweeper Minyet Dec. 29, 1945.
Prior to entering the service, he was employed at the Campbell Soup Co. and attended Camden County Vocational school.
Survivors include his parents, Joseph and Jennie Spinelli, of the Collings road address; two sisters, Mrs. Virginia Sorantino and Mrs. Caroline Mariano, and a brother, James, all of Camden.
Gunners Mate 2nd Class Albert V. Spinelli, U.S. Navy
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