Veteran of World War I:
Oral was the third highest decorated WWI veteran in Erie Co., New York. It was documented that while serving as a (very brave) medic, he pulled wounded soldiers to safety while under fire. To those that knew him best, Oral was a humble man, who hated war and didn't want to talk about it.
Oral was also an active member of the North Collins Masonic Lodge, and he was often sought for his advice on many subject matters.
Oral was the third highest decorated WWI veteran in Erie Co., New York. It was documented that while serving as a (very brave) medic, he pulled wounded soldiers to safety while under fire. To those that knew him best, Oral was a humble man, who hated war and didn't want to talk about it.
Oral was also an active member of the North Collins Masonic Lodge, and he was often sought for his advice on many subject matters.
Veteran of World War I:
Oral was the third highest decorated WWI veteran in Erie Co., New York. It was documented that while serving as a (very brave) medic, he pulled wounded soldiers to safety while under fire. To those that knew him best, Oral was a humble man, who hated war and didn't want to talk about it.
Oral was also an active member of the North Collins Masonic Lodge, and he was often sought for his advice on many subject matters.
Oral was the third highest decorated WWI veteran in Erie Co., New York. It was documented that while serving as a (very brave) medic, he pulled wounded soldiers to safety while under fire. To those that knew him best, Oral was a humble man, who hated war and didn't want to talk about it.
Oral was also an active member of the North Collins Masonic Lodge, and he was often sought for his advice on many subject matters.
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