World War II POW Harry Conrad Hoffmeyer Laid to Rest at Eagle Point National Cemetery
The remains of Army Maj. Harry Conrad Hoffmeyer, a World War II prisoner of war who died in 1945, were laid to rest with full military honors at Eagle Point National Cemetery.
Medford Klamath Falls, OR, October 27, 2026 —
The remains of Army Maj. Harry Conrad Hoffmeyer, a World War II prisoner of war who died in 1945, were laid to rest with full military honors at Eagle Point National Cemetery.
The available information identifies Hoffmeyer as an Army major and a prisoner of war during World War II. It does not provide details about when or where he was captured, where he died, or how his remains were identified or returned for burial.
The burial was held at Eagle Point National Cemetery, but the date of the service and the cemetery’s city or state were not specified. The details of the military honors were also not provided, so it is unclear what ceremonies or observances took place.
No information was available about Hoffmeyer’s age, hometown, military unit, family, or the circumstances of his death in 1945. The account also does not identify who arranged the burial or provide statements from relatives, military officials, or cemetery representatives.
The confirmed information is limited to Hoffmeyer’s name and rank, his status as a World War II prisoner of war, his death in 1945, and his burial with full military honors at Eagle Point National Cemetery. Further details about his service and the circumstances surrounding the burial were not included in the information provided.
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