William Boundar
William Boundar, Private First Class, U.S. Army.
Private First Class • U.S. Army • Serial 42083728
121st Infantry Regiment, 8th Infantry Division
Entered service from New Jersey • Died April 3, 1945
Buried at Netherlands American Cemetery, Plot J Row 16 Grave 8, Margraten, Netherlands
Awards: Purple Heart
Introduction
Private First Class William Boundar was born in Pennsylvania in 1919. He had completed three years of high school, was married, and worked as a welder prior to his induction into the United States Army on July 21, 1944 at Camden NJ. His hometown was Chews Landing, Gloucester Township NJ.
Sent overseas as an infantry replacement, Private First Class Boundar was assigned to the 121st Infantry Regiment, 8th Infantry Division. He was killed in action during fighting in the Ruhr Pocket on April 3, 1945. He left a wife and children. He is memorialized on the Gloucester Township, NJ, World War II memorial.