Lt. Roland C. Boulter - East Walpole Cemetery - Norwood, MA - Graves Mentioning a Cause of Death on Waymarking.com

In Norwood, near the town boundary with Walpole, is the East Walpole Cemetery, where this grave marker for Lt. Roland C. Boulter stands.

The cemetery is located on the east side of Pleasant Street, across the street from a propane and gun shop. From the road take a right at the northern entrance and drive down the road to the grave on the right.

The monument is a dark granite stone marker that is about 18 inches tall and over 24 inches wide. On the front is the following:

"[Wings logo]
Lt. Roland C. Boulter
Navigator U.S.A. Air Corps
BORN OCT. 3, 1921
KILLED IN ACTION APR. 8, 1944
Brunswick, Germany, World War II"

I couldn't find anything more about the person. He is not listed in Findagrave.com, unfortunately.

Type of Death Listed: Killed by something Website (if available): Not listed Cause of death inscription on headstone: Not listed

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Date Logged Log   04/27/2020 ray.davidson.60 wrote comment for it