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After 86 years, Rhinelander soldier ID'd and buried at home

Summary by Wisconsin Public Radio
After 86 years, Army Cpl. John “Jack” Ginzl is finally home in Rhinelander. He was buried on Sunday in a public ceremony at Forest Home Cemetery. Ginzl had previously been interred in a military cemetery in Hawaii, in a grave for unidentified soldiers. The post After 86 years, Rhinelander soldier ID’d and buried at home appeared first on WPR.
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After 86 years, Rhinelander soldier ID'd and buried at home

After 86 years, Army Cpl. John “Jack” Ginzl is finally home in Rhinelander. He was buried on Sunday in a public ceremony at Forest Home Cemetery. Ginzl had previously been interred in a military cemetery in Hawaii, in a grave for unidentified soldiers. The post After 86 years, Rhinelander soldier ID’d and buried at home appeared first on WPR.

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Wisconsin Public Radio broke the news in Madison, United States on Monday, May 25, 2026.
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