Sterling Vincent Schreiber, 78, of Emmaus, PA, died October 22, 2006 in Salisbury Township, PA. Born in Emmaus, he was a son of the late Melvin and Mamie Reese Schreiber. He worked for Allen Organ Company and was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors include nieces; nephews; and a companion, Mary Wieland. Services were private and taken care of by Bachman, Kulik and Reinsmith Funeral Home in Emmaus, PA.
("The Morning Call" 10-25-2006)
He served from February 1946-April 1947 in the U.S. Army, stationed at Fort Dix, NJ during his time of service with the Army. His job was to develop x-rays at the VA Hospital. He also performed as a DJ for the radio station at the hospital. Received early discharge when his unit was disbanded.
(Military information provided by the book "In Honor of our World War II Veterans 1941-1946 Emmaus, Pennsylvania" published by the Emmaus Historical Society, Emmaus, PA)
("The Morning Call" 10-25-2006)
He served from February 1946-April 1947 in the U.S. Army, stationed at Fort Dix, NJ during his time of service with the Army. His job was to develop x-rays at the VA Hospital. He also performed as a DJ for the radio station at the hospital. Received early discharge when his unit was disbanded.
(Military information provided by the book "In Honor of our World War II Veterans 1941-1946 Emmaus, Pennsylvania" published by the Emmaus Historical Society, Emmaus, PA)
Sterling Vincent Schreiber, 78, of Emmaus, PA, died October 22, 2006 in Salisbury Township, PA. Born in Emmaus, he was a son of the late Melvin and Mamie Reese Schreiber. He worked for Allen Organ Company and was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors include nieces; nephews; and a companion, Mary Wieland. Services were private and taken care of by Bachman, Kulik and Reinsmith Funeral Home in Emmaus, PA.
("The Morning Call" 10-25-2006)
He served from February 1946-April 1947 in the U.S. Army, stationed at Fort Dix, NJ during his time of service with the Army. His job was to develop x-rays at the VA Hospital. He also performed as a DJ for the radio station at the hospital. Received early discharge when his unit was disbanded.
(Military information provided by the book "In Honor of our World War II Veterans 1941-1946 Emmaus, Pennsylvania" published by the Emmaus Historical Society, Emmaus, PA)
("The Morning Call" 10-25-2006)
He served from February 1946-April 1947 in the U.S. Army, stationed at Fort Dix, NJ during his time of service with the Army. His job was to develop x-rays at the VA Hospital. He also performed as a DJ for the radio station at the hospital. Received early discharge when his unit was disbanded.
(Military information provided by the book "In Honor of our World War II Veterans 1941-1946 Emmaus, Pennsylvania" published by the Emmaus Historical Society, Emmaus, PA)
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