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Weldon Howard & Ruth (Eberhart) Benham
Tombstone Photo
 Parvin Cemetery
Kingfisher County, Oklahoma

© Shirley Tauer

Jul 13, 1924 - Oct 26, 2018
Obit for Weldon submitted by Glenn

Enid News & Eagle
20 October 2018

Funeral Service for Weldon Benham, 94, is 2 p.m. Tuesday, October 30, 2018, at First Baptist Church, Okeene.

Burial in Parvin Cemetery, Okeene. Wilkinson Mortuary, Okeene, in charge of arrangements.

Info:  Weldon spent a short time in the Navy in 1944 as an engineer on the destroyer, USS Dyess..... His ship left from San Francisco and was in the Pacific theater. He saw Hiroshima after the bomb and completed his military service shortly after the end of WW II.

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