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--- alfred_osborne [2025/01/25 02:03] – created droid1700
+++ alfred_osborne [2026/05/12 14:37] (current) – Link to his son droid1700
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 ====Appointments====
 ^Appointment^Rank^From^Until^
-|(Corps Officer) - [[Jacksonville FL|Jacksonville, Flordia]]| | | |
+|Corps Officer - [[Jacksonville FL|Jacksonville, Flordia]]|Captain|1936| |
 |(Corps Officer) - [[Bradenton FL|Bradenton, Flordia]]| | | |
 |(Corps Officer) - [[Columbia SC|Columbia, South Carolina]]| | | |
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 James Alfred Osborne of Clearwater, a retired Salvation Army lieutenant colonel, died Saturday (March 13, 1993) at Mease Hospital Dunedin. He was 84.
-James Osborne, national commander of the Salvation Army in Alexandria, Va., said Monday that his father's death was sudden and unexpected. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage at home Saturday and died later at the hospital, he said.
+[[James Osborne]], national commander of the Salvation Army in Alexandria, Va., said Monday that his father's death was sudden and unexpected. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage at home Saturday and died later at the hospital, he said.
 Col. Osborne moved here in 1974 from Atlanta, where he had been been property secretary of the Army's Southern Territory since 1967. In the years since his retirement, he had remained active in the Army and worked on call in Sebring, Long Beach, Calif., Ventura, Calif., and other communities.
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 ====External====
   * [[https://www.tampabay.com/archive/1993/03/16/salvation-army-s-col-osborne/|Salvation Army's Col. Osborne]]
+  * [[https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/248151|Fairfield Corps Record]]