William T. Owen - Bomana War Cemetery Gravestone Inscription

Bomana War Cemetery Gravestone Inscription

OWEN, Lieutenant Colonel, WILLIAM TAYLOR, VX45223. A.I.F. 39 Bn. Australian Infantry. 29 July 1942. Age 37. Son of William and Ida Owen; husband of Daisy Owen, of Kew, Victoria. C6. E. 4.

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