Cpl . Nolan O. F. Kalich 22 Dec 1914 - 3 Dec 1943 Son of Bertha Ladewig and Stefan Kalich 131 Field Arty, 36 Inf Div Salem Memorial Cemetery, Freyburg

Schulenburg Sticker 12 Nov 1948 Reinterment services for Cpl. Nolan Kalich were held from the Freyburg Lutheran Church on Saturday, November 6, at 3:00 p.m., with Rev. Oliver Harms of Houston and Rev. H. A. Traugott of La Grange in charge of the services. Cpl. Kalich was born in the Freyburg section on December 22, 1914, as the son of Mrs. St. Kalich and the late Mr. Kalich. He entered the army on January 20, 1940, and saw intense action while serving overseas. He was taken prisoner on Java when that island fell into the hands of the Japs. At that time, according to information, he was in good health. He was ill with spinal meningitis for only three days when he died at 8:00 a.m., on December 3, 1943.

Pallbearers were his best buddies, who saw action along with him and were also prisoners of the Japs. They were: Col. William H. Rogers of McQueeney, Cecil Miller, Houston; James Farrar, Houston, Millet Straughamm, San Antonio; and Dale Hill, of Houston. At the services, the U. S. Flag was presented to his mother, Mrs. St. Kalich, by Escort Sgt. Frank Kovar of Fort Worth, who also accompanied the remains to the Schwenke - Baumgarten Funeral home. The V. F. W. Post took part in the services. Cpl. Kalich is survived by his mother, Mrs. St. Kalich, two sisters, Mrs. Amanda Hengst of Houston and Mrs. Linda Hoffmann of Freyburg; two brothers, Gus of Freyburg and Bennie of Houston. His father passed away several years ago.

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