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Maynard Julius 'Babe' Christensen

Født 4 Jun 1918 Clay County, South Dakota, USA
Død 11 Jul 1945 North Atlantic Ocean
4 Jun 1918
Clay County, South Dakota, USA
12 Jul 1871
Nakskov
13 Jan 1825
Maribo, Lolland
18 Feb 1842
17 Nov 1835
Abkjeldsgård, Helnæs
1784
Abkjeldsgård, Helnæs
1803
Bogården, Helnæs
12 Nov 1839
Bogården, Helnæs
14 Jun 1795
Helnæs
7 Jun 1802
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Begravelse Dalesburg Baptist Cemetery, South Dakota, USA
Fødsel 4 Jun 1918 Clay County, South Dakota, USA
Død 11 Jul 1945 North Atlantic Ocean
(Research):In Memory of






Maynard J. Christensen was born near Beresford, South Dakota, on June 4, 1918, the youngest of eight children of Nielsine “Sena” and Julius Christensen; he had three sisters and four brothers. Maynard and his siblings attended school at Newdale in Clay County. His mother, Sena, died in 1941, causing Maynard and another brother to stay home and help their father with the farming.

Maynard served as a machinist’s mate in the United States Coast Guard and was home on leave in the summer of 1945, shortly before his death. On July 14, 1945, word was received by Coast Guard Machinist’s Mate Second Class Maynard Christensen’s family that during a mission, Maynard had been washed overboard in the Atlantic and lost at sea. Maynard was 27 years old at the time of his death. His niece, Darlene Ballard, was about eight years old and still remembers when she was told of the tragedy.
His name is listed on the Tablets of the Missing at East Coast Memorial, New York City.
This entry was respectfully submitted by Brandon Rosenau, 8th Grade West, Spearfish Middle School, Spearfish, South Dakota, November 13, 2000 and updated 2002. Information for this entry was provided by Mrs. Darlene Christensen Ballard of Marcus, Iowa, niece of Maynard Christensen.

http://mva.sd.gov/sdwwiimemorial/SubPages/profiles/Display.asp?P=326 on 8 March 2011