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Gerald D Mabry 1924 - 1990

Gerald Davis Mabry of Hamilton Ave, in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California United States was born on July 8, 1924 in Clay, Webster County, KY, and died at age 65 years old on January 15, 1990 at Los Angeles, CA Hamilton Ave, in San Pedro, Los Angeles County, CA.

Gerald Davis Mabry

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San Pedro Hamilton Ave, in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California United States

July 8, 1924

Clay, Webster County, Kentucky, 42404, United States

January 15, 1990

Los Angeles, CA Hamilton Ave, in San Pedro, Los Angeles County, California, United States

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07/8

1924

Birthday

July 8, 1924

Birthdate

Clay, Webster County, Kentucky 42404, United States

Birthplace

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Ethnicity & Family History

Gerald had several brothers, James, Ed, Robert, Esque,
Nationality & Locations

Gerald was born in Clay, Kentucky on July 8, 1924. His family moved to Evansville, Indiana (date unknown).
Military Service

Gerald D. Mabry was a veteran of the U.S. Army and served in WWII, in the European theatre as an armored division cannon operator. After enlisting in the Army in 1943 and serving for 3 years, he returned to the United States with a bride named Colette Isabelle Marie and a son, John Davis, born in February of 1946. After returning to Indiana, he moved to California and later worked in various trades, including insurance sales, until he again reenlisted into the Army during the Korean War (date unknown) and served in the Criminal Investigation Division until being sent to Vietnam, where he served two terms. He achieved the rank of Warrant Officer 4 before retirement. After retirement, he returned to San Pedro, California with a wife, Mariko, of Japanese descent, took employment with the State of California, as an investigator in the Employment Division, and investigated criminal activity in the unemployment insurance fraud division. He continued to work in this capacity until his health began to fail due to being a heavy smoker. He developed emphysema and was hospitalized until his death. Upon death, his body was transported to Indiana for burial in his family's plot. His headstone reads, "A Friend to Many" and lies adjacent to his Mother's (Arlee) gravesite.
Professional Career

Gerald was an excellent salesman and worked in the Life Insurance business, and remained a Life Insurance salesman for much of his life. He had the equivalent of two years college, without a degree, taking various liberal science courses during his Army career, which was in the "CID" (Criminal Investigation Division) of the Military Police. Gerald served two tours in Vietnam as well as many years in the Army until his retirement (date unknown-mid 70's). After retirement from the U.S. Army, he took employment with the State of California as a fraud investigator in the Employment Services.
01/15

1990

Death

January 15, 1990

Death date

Heart Failure (Emphysema)

Cause of death

Los Angeles, CA Hamilton Ave, in San Pedro, Los Angeles County, California United States
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Obituary

Gerald was a friend to many.

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