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The remains of Korean War veteran Cpl. Gerald Wilson returned to Missouri Friday

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SUMMARY: The remains of Corporal Gerald Wilson, a Missouri soldier missing for 74 years from the Korean War, are returning home. The plane carrying his remains has landed at St. Louis Lambert International Airport, where various veterans‘ organizations, including the Patriot Guard, are gathered to escort him back to Camdenton, Missouri. Wilson was presumed missing in action at just 19 years old in July 1950. His remains were identified after extensive efforts by his family and U.S. Army veterans. A graveside service with full military honors is planned for Tuesday in Macks Creek, Missouri.

Corporal Gerald “Jerry” Newton Wilson, a soldier missing in action during the Korean War, is returning to Missouri today, with a procession taking him from St. Louis to Camdenton, where he will be laid to rest with full military honors.

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SUMMARY: The changing colors of the trees signal the arrival of fall, making it an ideal time to explore Shaw Nature Reserve in Gray Summit, a part of the Missouri Botanical Garden. Covering 2,400 acres, this reserve not only supports native plants and wildlife but also promotes physical and mental well-being through outdoor activities. The Nature Explore Classroom is specifically designed for children, fostering early connections with nature and encouraging stewardship. The reserve offers accessible programming, including guided tours with sign language interpretation. Visitors are encouraged to check the Missouri Botanical Garden’s website for upcoming events and membership opportunities.

ST. LOUIS – Studio STL photographer and editor, Zach Beatte made his own tracks to the Shaw Nature Reserve. They have a lot going on there in the fall, making it a great time to take the kids to see fall colors. Explore their website to keep up with all the fall events at missouribotanicalgarden.org

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