Muskogee Okla Jul 19 1949
Commanding Officer
Chicago Quartermaster Depot
Funeral for the late S/Sgt Dennis H Daniel NC 31031 is scheduled for 2:30 PM August 2nd 1949
David Senters Supt.

Mrs. Nellie M. Daniel
General Delivery
Hasting, Oklahoma

We have been advised that remains of the late S/Sgt. Dennis H. Daniel are enroute to the United States
Our records indicate you wish remains interred in Fort Gibson National Cemetery, Fort Gibson, Oklahoma
Please confirm your original instructions or submit new delivery instructions within 48 hours by telegram collect to Chicago Quartermaster Depot agrd 1819 West Pershing Road Chicago Illinois, including full name of deceased and your correct address….National Cemetery Superintendent will notify you by telegram of date and hour funeral services will be held in sufficient time to permit your attendance at your own expense. Appropriate joint military and religious services will be provided at graveside by veterans organizations or military or naval personnel. Remains will be accompanied by military escort. Interment expense allowance of $75.00 is not authorized in any case where burial is made in a National Cemetery. In reply refer to control no. NC 31013.

Receipt of Remains
Remains Consigned To: Superintendent, Fort Gibson National Cemetery, Fort Gibson, Oklahoma.
Remains of the late (293) S Sgt. Dennis H. Daniel   SN: 38045615
Being shipped to you accompanied by military escort. On train number 25 MKT RR
Due to arrive Muskogee, Okla. 2:25 pm (ST) Monday 1 August 1949
Refer to control number     NC--31013
         Thos. O. Call
Major, QMC
I, the undersigned, do hereby acknowledge receipt of the remains of the above-named deceased this 2 day of August, 1949
Sgt. William A Willis (Witness/Escort)               U.S. National Cemetery, Fort Gibson Okla
                                                                          David Benters, Supt.

"Wichita Daily Times", Wed., July 27, 1949
Body of Sergeant Will Be Reburied
   The body of Staff Sgt. Dennis H. Daniel, Wichitan who was killed on Okinawa on May 2, 1945, will be reburied next tuesday afternoon in the national cemetery at Fort Gibson, near Muskogee, Okla.
   No memorial services will be held in Wichita Falls, but a number of friends and relatives from this area will attend rites at Fort Gibson.
   Daniel was an oil field worker here prior to entering the service.
   Among the survivors is a sister, Mrs. Claude Smith of 1404 Austin. Others include his mother, Mrs. Nellie Daniel of Hastings, Okla; two other sisters, Mrs. C. C. Gober of Monahans, and Mrs. C. R. Frost of Hastings, Okla.; and one brother, Melvin Daniel of Pampa.

Buried, Sec 2, Grave 1395. Grave is located in front of the flag pole, just inside the gate.

Dennis Hearl Daniel