August Boving was born in Germany. His family is not known. He immigrated in 1928 and became a citizen in 1936.
He was a WWII U.S. Army veteran (unconfirmed) and had worked in the meat industry, as a loader in 1930 in Chicago and a meat cutter for the Hobart Packing company in Hobart, Indiana in 1940. There he severely injured his arm in an accident requiring hospitalization.
He moved to Arizona in 1958 from Chicago.
He was survived by his nieces Clara Haslwanter of Youngtown, AZ, Rosemarie Pavlak and Helen Schoen of Sun City, AZ.
He was a WWII U.S. Army veteran (unconfirmed) and had worked in the meat industry, as a loader in 1930 in Chicago and a meat cutter for the Hobart Packing company in Hobart, Indiana in 1940. There he severely injured his arm in an accident requiring hospitalization.
He moved to Arizona in 1958 from Chicago.
He was survived by his nieces Clara Haslwanter of Youngtown, AZ, Rosemarie Pavlak and Helen Schoen of Sun City, AZ.
August Boving was born in Germany. His family is not known. He immigrated in 1928 and became a citizen in 1936.
He was a WWII U.S. Army veteran (unconfirmed) and had worked in the meat industry, as a loader in 1930 in Chicago and a meat cutter for the Hobart Packing company in Hobart, Indiana in 1940. There he severely injured his arm in an accident requiring hospitalization.
He moved to Arizona in 1958 from Chicago.
He was survived by his nieces Clara Haslwanter of Youngtown, AZ, Rosemarie Pavlak and Helen Schoen of Sun City, AZ.
He was a WWII U.S. Army veteran (unconfirmed) and had worked in the meat industry, as a loader in 1930 in Chicago and a meat cutter for the Hobart Packing company in Hobart, Indiana in 1940. There he severely injured his arm in an accident requiring hospitalization.
He moved to Arizona in 1958 from Chicago.
He was survived by his nieces Clara Haslwanter of Youngtown, AZ, Rosemarie Pavlak and Helen Schoen of Sun City, AZ.
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