1.CarlFloydThomason (Source: (1) National Personnel Records Center, (Report of Transfer or Discharge)., (2) State of Colorado, Certificate of Death.), born 07 May 1921 in Newberry, South Carolina; died 06 July 1983 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He was the son of 2. AndrewCarterThomasson and 3. MadenaFloydScott. He married (1) TheresaWise Private. She was born Private. He married (2) HedwigSimsa (Source: (1) Social Security Administration, (Application for Social Security Number)., (2) State of Colorado, Certificate of Death.) 13 April 1949 in Nellingen, Germany. She was born 30 September 1928 in Vienna, Austria, and died 12 March 1993 in Canon City, Colorado at her home.. She was the daughter of Franz M. Simsa and Maria Katharina nee Behr.
Notes for Carl Floyd Thomason:
Vesels and stations served: Naval training Sta., Norfold, Virginia; AGA Rec. Sta. S. Brooklyn, N.Y.; AGC New Orleans, La.; AGC Res. Sta. S. Brooklyn, N.Y.; SS Norwalk; SS Hanly; SS Edward D. White; AGC New Orleans, La.
Ratings held: As, S2c, S1c, GM3c, GM2c
Received Point System, American Area Medal, Victory Medal, Good Conduct Medal, European-African Middle Eastern Ribbon, 1 Bronze Star.
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Army serial # 14 270 289. Went to Heidelbery, Germany as a Small Arms Weapon Mechanic. August 10 ,1948 he was stationed in Bremerhaven Germany. Re enlisted October 10, 1957. Became Staff Sergeant E-6, April 13, 1963 at which time he was transferred to Fort Carson, Colorado. Retired January 31, 1964 after 20 years of Active Federal Service. Received WWII Victory Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal.
Omitted one 's' from last name while in the service as mail delivery became to confusing with so many other Thomasson's.
More About Carl Floyd Thomason:
Burial: 1983, Fairview Cemetery, 1000 S. 26th St., Colorado Springs, Colorado. A tombstone has been placed in his memory. BLO 005, plot 44, 45
Cause of Death: Post op venticular aneurysum
Cremation: Shrine of Rest Crematory, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Ashes scattered over Lake Deweese, Westcliff, Colorado
Medical Information: Coronary Arterosclorsis, Cerebral Vascular Attack; status post brain absess. Died during heart surgery at Memorial Hospital, Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Military service 1: Bet. 13 December 1941 - 06 December 1945, Navy, serial # 656-15-81, Gunners Mate Second Class USNR V-6. Enlisted for 3 years, 11 months, 25 days. (Source: National Personnel Records Center, (Report of Transfer or Discharge).)
Military service 2: Bet. 12 December 1947 - 26 January 1949, Army - serial # RA 14-270-289, Fort Jackson, South Carolina; Bremerhaven, Germany; Heidelberg, Germany (Source: National Personnel Records Center, (Report of Transfer or Discharge).)
Military service 3: Bet. 26 January 1949 - 10 October 1957, Austria, February 1952-July 1952 USA; July 1952-June 1957 Germany. (Source: National Personnel Records Center, (Report of Transfer or Discharge).)
Military service 4: Bet. 10 October 1957 - 11 October 1963, Heidelberg, Germany; Fort Carson, Colorado. retired and Transferred USAR January 31, 1964 (Source: National Personnel Records Center, (Report of Transfer or Discharge).)
Notes for Hedwig Simsa:
Meldezettle fur Unterparteien (Registration):
(Documents received from Germany in German, translated in American English)
Stamp on the left upper side: District police station Jan. 5, 1934
District 10, uhlandgasse no. 2, staircase 1, level/door no. 29
2. First and last name - Simsa Hedwig
3. Profession - Child
4. Place of birth - Vienna, Austria
5. Responsible registry office - Vienna, Austria
6. Nationality - Austria
7. Date of birth, religion, legal status - Sept. 30, 1928, undenominational, single
10. Previous residence in Vienna - 21st District, Wagramerstr. No. 97 until 1933
Signature of the principal occupant
Simsa Maria
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Another document received
Name: Simsa
First name - Hedwig
Date of birth - Sept., 30, 28
Place of birth - Vienna
Legal status - single
Profession - nurse
Nationality - German
Identity by - "Geb. Sch" Most probably Birth Certificate
Parents:
Father: Name Franz Simsa, born on July 24, 02 in Vienna, died in Vienna 28
Mother: First names: Maria, nee Behr, born on Nov. 24,,05 alive
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LOCAL RESIDENCE
From Wagramerstr. 97 on Jan. 1, 1934 to Uhlandgasse no. 2/1/29 with mother Maria
From Lustkandlg. 50 on April 5, 1943 to 26/132 municipal reformatory Klosterneuburg, on August 26, 1944 as per registration of Sept. 19, 44 to Lainzerstr. 88, place unknown
From Linz, Klein Munchen 35 on March 14, 47 to XXVL Martinstr. No. 28, hospital
From Klosterneuburg, XXVL, Martinstr. 28 on June 11, 47 to IX Turkenstr. No. 19/2 with Anna heim, on June 26, 47 to IX Grune Torgasse 1
From IX Turkenstr. 19 on June 26, 47 to IX Grune Torg. 19/4 with Johann Skukan on July 7, 47 to unknown
From IX Grune Torg. 19 on July 5, 47 to XVIII, Hoffmanngasse 4 with Maria (maybe Maser?)
From XVIII Hoffmanng. 4 on Sept 4, 47 to XVIII Hoffmanng. 7/33 with Mina Wilfing, on Sept. 31, 47 to 19. Panzergasse 1
Remarks on Bottom of the page -
ZTB 9194 removed by authority from the country
Linz Oct. 4, 1946 (Kr. I 4921/1/46) as per custody report on March 1, 47 to "Pol. Gef". What could mean "Politisches Gefangnis" = political prison but translator is not sure.
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More About Hedwig Simsa:
Burial: 1993, Fairview Cemetery, 1000 S. 26th St., Colorado Springs, Colorado. A tombstone has been placed in her memory. BLO 005, Plot 44, 45.
Cause of Death: Acute liver failure, Cirrhosis of the liver
Cremation: Sangre De Cristo Crematory, Canon City, Colorado. Ashes scattered over Lake Deweese, Westcliff, Colorado
Social Security Number: 521-80-8905, issue 1968 in Colorado.
More About Carl Thomason and Hedwig Simsa:
Marriage 1: 13 April 1949, Nellingen, Germany
Marriage 2: April 13, 1957 for military purposes.
