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Doyle James Collins Burial Record

Graceland Cemetery West, Greenville County, South Carolina

This burial record page connects Doyle James Collins with Graceland Cemetery West in Greenville County, South Carolina, so visitors can review the available person, cemetery, county, and state context before checking official sources.

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Doyle James Collins

Dates 1939-10-31 – 2021-03-18
Cemetery Graceland Cemetery West
County Greenville County
State South Carolina
Military branch US AIR FORCE
Military rank A2C
Source VA

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Full name Doyle James Collins
Dates 1939-10-31 – 2021-03-18
Military branch US AIR FORCE
Military rank A2C
Source label va

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