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Fallen Middlefield Soldier Featured in ‘Faces of Margraten’ Book

By WRILEY NELSON
MARGRATEN, Netherlands

Nineteen-year-old Private First Class Robert J. Hubbard, formerly of Beaver Meadow Road in Middlefield, was killed in action in 1945. Now, almost 80 years after his death, Hubbard is featured in a memorial book, “The Faces of Margraten: They Will Remain Forever Young,” created by a group of volunteers in the Netherlands.

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