Posted on Jan 28, 2022
Remembering CT William B. Allenbaugh, KIA, USS Liberty
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William Bernard Allenbaugh was born to William Francis and Elizabeth M. Allenbaugh on January 23, 1944 at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland.
Bill’s early years were spent in Gardenville, MD. His two sisters, Mary and Eleanor and brother Michael watched this mischievous kid grow into a gentle man who was admired by many. His primary education was at St. Anthony’s School and from there he graduated to Calvert Hall College High School. His interests paralleled those of many boys with football and bowling topping his list. His friends piqued his interest in auto mechanics and together, they were known to dismantle and rebuild an automobile until it was road worthy.
Following graduation, he went to work for the Maryland State Motor Vehicle Administration. His enthusiasm was obvious and earned him a transfer to the Pikesville Barracks of the Maryland State Police where he was a teletype operator for three years. While working at that facility, he met, and eventually married, Sandra Lee Scheler.
Bill’s early years were spent in Gardenville, MD. His two sisters, Mary and Eleanor and brother Michael watched this mischievous kid grow into a gentle man who was admired by many. His primary education was at St. Anthony’s School and from there he graduated to Calvert Hall College High School. His interests paralleled those of many boys with football and bowling topping his list. His friends piqued his interest in auto mechanics and together, they were known to dismantle and rebuild an automobile until it was road worthy.
Following graduation, he went to work for the Maryland State Motor Vehicle Administration. His enthusiasm was obvious and earned him a transfer to the Pikesville Barracks of the Maryland State Police where he was a teletype operator for three years. While working at that facility, he met, and eventually married, Sandra Lee Scheler.
Remembering CT William B. Allenbaugh, KIA, USS Liberty
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Bill wasn’t too keen on being drafted, so opted to join the United States Navy. He was assigned to basic training at Great Lakes, and then was transferred to NCTC Corry Station Pensacola, Florida where his skills as a teletype operator were honed. After he successfully completed his training, he was sent to Cheltenham, Maryland where he began using his new found skills."...
..."Bill wasn’t too keen on being drafted, so opted to join the United States Navy. He was assigned to basic training at Great Lakes, and then was transferred to NCTC Corry Station Pensacola, Florida where his skills as a teletype operator were honed. After he successfully completed his training, he was sent to Cheltenham, Maryland where he began using his new found skills."...
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