Robert Ewald Obituary

Jack Ewald passed on Monday, April 18, 2022, at his home in Suffolk, Va. He was well known around his community as a WWII Omaha Beach D-Day survivor. He had served in the Army Company K, 115th infantry of the 29th Division. He enjoyed his volunteer work at Sentara Obici Hospital and the family he created there. He also enjoyed time spent at American Legion Post 88. He could always be counted on for a good joke and a great hug. 

He is survived by his daughter, Deborah Ewald; granddaughter, Megan Taylor and husband, Jonathan; great grandson, Waylon Taylor; sister, Gwen Swofford; and numerous nieces and nephews. 

The family will accept visitors at R. W. Baker & Co. Funeral Home North Suffolk Chapel on Thursday, April 21, from 6pm- 8pm. His graveside service will be held the following day, Friday April 22, 1:00 pm at Meadowbrook Memorial Gardens. Memorial contributions can be made to the American Red Cross. Online condolences may be registered at RWBakerFH.com.

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See also: 
1) https://www.rwbakerfh.com/obituaries/obituary-listings?searchName=Robert+Ewald&page=1
2) https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/pilotonline/name/robert-ewald-obituary?id=34346830

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## Narrative Summary of the Obituary

Jack Ewald, a WWII Omaha Beach D-Day survivor and active community member, passed away in 2022. He is survived by his daughter, granddaughter, great-grandson, sister, and numerous nieces and nephews. Memorial contributions were made to the American Red Cross.

## Narrative Summary of Funeral Services

The family accepted visitors at R. W. Baker & Co. Funeral Home North Suffolk Chapel on 21 April. Jack's graveside service was held the following day, 22 April, at Meadowbrook Memorial Gardens.

## The Edited Obituary

Jack Ewald passed on Monday, 18 April 2022, at his home in Suffolk, Va. He was well known around his community as a WWII Omaha Beach D-Day survivor. He had served in the Army Company K, 115th Infantry of the 29th Division. He enjoyed his volunteer work at Sentara Obici Hospital and the family he created there. He also enjoyed time spent at American Legion Post 88. He could always be counted on for a good joke and a great hug.

He is survived by his daughter, Deborah Ewald; granddaughter, Megan Taylor and husband, Jonathan; great-grandson, Waylon Taylor; sister, Gwen Swofford; and numerous nieces and nephews.

The family will accept visitors at R. W. Baker & Co. Funeral Home North Suffolk Chapel on Thursday, 21 April, from 6 pm to 8 pm. His graveside service will be held the following day, Friday, 22 April, at 1:00 pm at Meadowbrook Memorial Gardens. Memorial contributions can be made to the American Red Cross. Online condolences may be registered at RWBakerFH.com.

## Vital Statistics Summary

| Name    | Jack Ewald                    |
|---------|-------------------------------|
| Age     | 95                            |
| Birth   | 1927; Suffolk, Va.            |
| Death   | 18 April 2022; Suffolk, Va.   |

## Table of Relationships

| Name                    | Relationship          | Residence                    |
|-------------------------|-----------------------|------------------------------|
| Jack Ewald              | Decedent              | Suffolk, Va.                 |
| Deborah Ewald           | Child                 | Unknown                      |
| Megan Taylor            | Grandchild            | Unknown                      |
| Jonathan Taylor         | Spouse of Grandchild  | Unknown                      |
| Waylon Taylor           | Great-Grandchild      | Unknown                      |
| Gwen Swofford           | Sibling               | Unknown                      |

## Other Relevant Information

1. Jack Ewald was a WWII Omaha Beach D-Day survivor.
2. He served in the Army Company K, 115th Infantry of the 29th Division.
3. He enjoyed his volunteer work at Sentara Obici Hospital.
4. He enjoyed time spent at American Legion Post 88.
5. He was known for his good jokes and great hugs.