1.MildredMaeFulmer, born in Tarentum, PA. She was the daughter of 2. WilliamRobertFulmer and 3. JuniaMaeViock. She married (1) HaroldLewisPalm September 16, 1940 in Tarentum, PA. He was born March 04, 1918 in Tarentum, PA, and died June 04, 1972 in Titusville, PA. She married (2) GlennHurlbert 1980. He died 1989 in Titusville, PA. She married (3) RobertErleBunce August 01, 1992. He was born August 30, 1918 in Titusville, PA. He was the son of Leonard Alonzo Bunce and Cora May Coon.
Notes for Mildred Mae Fulmer:
Mildred graduated Tarentum High School in 1939, then went to Beautician school. She worked in that profession most of her adult life. During WW II, she worked in a munitions factory making the housing for airplane engines.
Notes for Harold Lewis Palm:
Harold quit school in the eight grade, as was common during the Great Depression, to go to work. He was a Gunners Mate on troop transport ships in the US Navy during WW II. During one battle, he was knocked overboard and was not recovered for two days. He never told his family of this experience and seldom said little of the war. After his death, a friend and co-worker told of this experience. This presumably happened in the Mediterranean Sea, as the North Atlantic was his only other area of operation. Even in summer, the ocean would have been to cold for him to have lived that long. He was on one of the ships that was involved with the landing at Anzio in Italy.
He then worked in a monument works prior to his eighteen years at Cyclops Steel operating a roller mill in Titusville, PA. He died before retirement. On the day he died, he and his wife Mildred had taken there fishing boat to Lake Erie to fish for Samon. After launching the boat, Mildred drove the truck to the parking lot. When she returned to the dock, Harold was slumped over in the boat. He survived until they reached Hammot Hospital in Erie, but died of a massive heart attack shortly thereafter. He was an avid hunter and fisherman, both of which he inherited from his father. He spent much time in the local country side hunting. Many hours fishing local streams for trout. One trip to main for salmon and several trips to Canada to fish for Norther Pike. He was a quiet man, known for his great patience.
Birth: Records of the family kept by Martha Palm Black. The US Census of 1920 for Tarentum, Allegheny County, PA on Family History Library Film #1821529
Enumeration District 832, Sheet 6, Line 85.
Death: Recorded in the Social Security Benefits Records: US, 1937-1993 by Broderbund, Banner Blue Division. Social Security number 208-01-8716.
Marriage Notes for Mildred Fulmer and Harold Palm:
First husband, Harold Palm, died
Second husband, Glenn Hurlburt, died
Third husband, Robert Bunce
