Pvt. Fred D. Dulevitz was the son of Charles and Ida Dulevitz. Born in Russia, he immigrated to the United States with his family in the early 1900s. While serving in World War I, he volunteered to pass through an enemy barrage in France to deliver an urgent message to his battalion commander. Shortly after starting out, he was shot and killed. He was 19 years old. Although he earned a posthumous Distinguished Service Cross, for nearly 90 years his burial site at Everett's Glenwood Cemetery contained no stone or marker. In September 2008 a grave marker was dedicated at his grave site.
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