His headstone reads, "Ohio Pvt 69th Field Arty 95th Div WWI"
His obituary in the Carroll Journal, Carrollton, Ohio, Thursday, September 10, 1936.
Wilbert Kohler, 41, a native of Kilgore, died September 4 at Hazelton, Pennsylvania, the result of an explosion in a gas plant in that city. He was employed by the Apex Coal Company at Germano for a number of years, but went to Hazelton three years ago. He is survived by his wife, Wilma (Grant) Kohler, and three children, Lyle, Mary and Dorathene; three brothers and four sisters, Mrs. Florence McAfee; Donald and Orton of New Rumley; Mrs. Mack Andrews of Carrollton; Mrs. Verne Kohler of Pontiac, Michigan; Mrs. Cleda Albaugh of Kilgore, and Homer Kohler of Amsterdam. Funeral services were held Monday at Amsterdam, conducted by rev. W. F. Speaker. Interment was in Germano Cemetery.
Family Members
Parents
David H. Kohler
1866–1930
Albertha V. Hosterman Kohler
1867–1936
Spouse
Wilma Clare Gault Kohler
1891–1969 (m. 1918)
Siblings
Hattie Belle Kohler McAfee
1889–1914
Florence Eldora Kohler McAfee
1892–1987
Nina May Kohler Andrews
1893–1964
Homer Herman Kohler
1897–1983
Conalee Ione Kholer Choler
1899–1950
Cleda Amanda Kohler Albaugh
1900–1973
Leah Orlou Kohler
1902–1915
Orton James Kohler
1904–1960
Donald David Kohler
1906–1988
Children
Mary E. Kohler Tawney
1922–2018
