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John William Scudder
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Name John William Scudder Birth 3 Oct 1926 Alameda county, California
[1] Gender Male Death 9 Jun 2008 Berkeley, Alameda, California
Burial San Pablo, Contra Costa, California
Person ID I29478 Scudder Last Modified 22 Feb 2014
Father Dr. John Hedley Henry Scudder, b. 7 Sep 1883, New Jersey
d. 25 Jan 1934, Oakland, Alameda, California
(Age 50 years) Mother Alice Adele Wilson, b. 20 Feb 1893, Santa Rosa, Sonoma, California
d. 26 Apr 1979, Oakland, Alameda, California
(Age 86 years) Marriage 1925 Family ID F4788 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Nancie Ruth Pelaroque, b. 16 Oct 1927, San Francisco county, California
d. 27 Mar 2009, Roseville, Placer, California
(Age 81 years) Marriage 3 Aug 1952 California
Children 1. J.V. Scudder 2. J.E. Scudder Family ID F4787 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 3 Mar 2024
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Notes - Upon graduation from St Mary's High School in Berkeley, California, John briefly served in World War II. He was taken out of a combat unit in October 1944 since his three step-brothers were serving in the Navy and Army (one was a Japanese POW). If you recall the movie, "Saving Private Ryan" that was based on a true story, John was the 4th brother. He played football for an Army enlisted team for the rest of the war. All five of his schoolmates and best friends were killed in action in the war; he was the only survivor.
After the war John went to St Mary's College and was an All American Defensive Player. He graduated in 1948 and worked as an educator at St Mary's until 1967 and then finished his educator career in Oakland, California, as a teacher, vice-principal and principal for a total of 44 years.
- Upon graduation from St Mary's High School in Berkeley, California, John briefly served in World War II. He was taken out of a combat unit in October 1944 since his three step-brothers were serving in the Navy and Army (one was a Japanese POW). If you recall the movie, "Saving Private Ryan" that was based on a true story, John was the 4th brother. He played football for an Army enlisted team for the rest of the war. All five of his schoolmates and best friends were killed in action in the war; he was the only survivor.
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Sources - [S604] California Birth Index, 1905-1995.
- [S604] California Birth Index, 1905-1995.
