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Tributes 1101 through 1150 of 1790
| Saturday, December 23, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Robert Randels
(Warsaw, IN)
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| Tribute left by: |
Cheri Randels-Priest (Warsaw, IN) |
| A salute to my Dad. He loved his country, his family, and his God. He served all faithfully each and every minute by his words and his deeds. We miss him more than can be imagined. We will endeavor to live up to the wonderful example he always set us. |
| Saturday, December 23, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Lt Col. Robert Roger Neville III
(Evans City, PA)
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| Tribute left by: |
Heather Brown (Ellwood City, PA) |
| With honor and pride I leave this loving tribute to you Dad, my ultimate hero. Patriotism, integrity, truthfulness & independence are only a few of the values that you have taught me and they are serving me well in my life. My wish is that you know how much you have given and meant to me as a daughter. I idoilized you and always will. May you be flying the heavenly skies in your beloved F-4! I miss you. |
| Friday, December 22, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
George Preddy, Jr.
(Greensboro, NC)
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| Tribute left by: |
Joe Noah (Clarksville, VA) |
| Major George Preddy is the world's top Mustang ace. He was the leading active ace in the ETO when killed by Allied ground fire on Christmas Day 1944. He won the DSC for his record of six Me 109s on one mission. Preddy's score at the end of WW II was 27 1/2 aerial plus five ground victories. His brother, Lt. William Preddy, claimed two aerial victories before being KIA by enemy ground fire on the last mission flown by his 339th Fighter Group. George flew the P-40, P-47 and both flew the P-51 |
| Thursday, December 21, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Jerry Bolt
(Lubbock, TX)
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| Tribute left by: |
Mike Jacobssen (Benbrook, TX) |
| Jerry Bolt - Academy Grad, Vietnam Veteran, Thunderbird pilot, and great friend and teammate to all who knew you and met you. We miss you. |
| Thursday, December 21, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Herbert Lakow
(New York, NY)
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| Tribute left by: |
Ronald Stone (New York, NY) |
| 1st Lt. Herbert R. Lakow, 0-796552- Navigator, 388th, 563rd - B 17 #42-30234
Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal with Clusters, Purple Heart
KIA - Stuttgart, Germany, Sept 6, 1943
Mission #11,
Not his own plane
"A Hero among Hero's",
"Never to be forgotten"
Flying forever with Bernard, McCandless, Merta, Kunselman and the rest of the original Windover Gang |
| Thursday, December 21, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Mark Miller
(Melbourne, FL)
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| Tribute left by: |
Gary Waldrop (Orlando, FL) |
| I was stationed with LtCol. Mark "Stitch" Miller in Torrejon AB Spain. He was a great pilot and friend.
He passed away in November 2003. I learn. See his memorial page on f16viper.org and f16vpa.org I.E. Viper Pilots Association. They both have excellent memorial pages to airmen who have passed away. I knew a lot of them. Thanks again |
| Wednesday, December 20, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Robert Fox
(Lincoln, NE)
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| Tribute left by: |
Patricia Hereford (Edgewater, FL) |
| My brother, F/O Robert E. Fox, enlisted in the Air Corps in 1943 at 18, a year after he graduated from Lincoln High School, Lincoln, NE. In 1941, he played end on the State Champion football team. After flight training in the United States, he was sent to Italy where he was assigned to the 301st Bombardment Group Heavy of the 15th Air Force, in Lucera, Italy. He was the navigator on a B-17 which bombed Eastern Europe. He was killed on 29 Oct 1944 at the age of 20; his plane did return. |
| Saturday, December 16, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Verl B. Schoenfeldt
(Ventura, CA)
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| Tribute left by: |
Candace Todd (Arvada, CO) |
| In honor of my Father, Col. (ret.) Verl B. Schoenfeldt, who has always been my hero. |
| Saturday, December 16, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Harold R. Butler Sr.
(Fort Lee, NJ)
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| Tribute left by: |
Harold R. Butler Jr. (Columbus, OH) |
| You were my father, my hero. You served this country with honor and integrity. This country lost a great soldier, and a loving father that day in 1984. You will be missed by me for the rest of my life. Your legacy lives on in me and now your grandchildren. With love, your son. |
| Friday, December 15, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
John Brown
(Winter Park, FL)
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| Tribute left by: |
Donna Brown (Orlando, FL) |
| Lt. Col. John L. Brown was a very special man. He was my father-in-law, but he was also a man who made the military his life. He was present in the Korean war, World War II and Vietnam.
He was a great pilot, he loved his wife, his sons and his grandchildren. My husband, John, his son, is always filled with pride when he talks about all of his father's accomplishments. The best part about what he did was that he truly loved flying.
His legacy lives on forever.
Miss you, Dad.
Love,
Donna |
| Thursday, December 14, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
689th Radar Squadron Personnel 65 through 67
(Mt Hebo Air Force Station, OR)
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| Tribute left by: |
Stephen Weatherly (Sarasota, FL) |
| I served as a Lt with an outstanding team at Mt Hebo AFS. I found myself with truly great NCOs, and Airmen. They had the training and experience to complete the many different radar operations, maintenance, and support tasks. On a daily basis, they demonstrated integrity, service before self, and skill. They overcame the difficulties at an isolated, mountainous location with extremely adverse weather conditions. They set the standards that I was to follow in my 20 year Air Force career. |
| Thursday, December 14, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Paul Imig
(San Antonio, TX)
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| Tribute left by: |
Bonnie Gutierrez (Portland, TX) |
| Paul Imig was not only my hero but also my grandfather. He was a great man who taught me how to be strong and that no matter how tough the problem was never to give up. I am fortunante to of been able to of spent the past 31 years with him. I will miss you dearly.
Love,
Bonnie
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| Thursday, December 14, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Robert Meek
(Cleveland, OH)
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| Tribute left by: |
Robert Meek JR (Hickory, NC) |
| Robert H Meek was born Feb. 12, 1922 just outside Portsmouth, OH. In the fall of 1941 he entered Penn State on a football scholarship. After Pearl Harbor he joined the Army Air Corp. He was stationed in Colombis SC where he met my mother Iris Corbin. They were married June 2, 1944, he left for Corsica on August 29, 1944 and was KIA on October 19, 1944. His son and only child was born March 20, 1945. I am always his proud posthumous son and only child Robert H. Meek, JR Colonel AUS (RET) |
| Wednesday, December 13, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Chuck Zimkas
(ColoradoSprings, CO)
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| Tribute left by: |
Ursula Zimkas (Colorado Springs, CO) |
| Husband, Father, Airmen all three of these positions you filled with Love dedication and intecrity. Your love for the Air Force and for our great Country is visible in all you do.
Thank you for sharing your life with us.
Ursula, Robert, Frank, Michael and Brian |
| Tuesday, December 12, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Earl Trump
(Snohomish, WA)
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| Tribute left by: |
Ellen Trump-Johnson (Snohomish, WA) |
| My father dedicated his life to serving in the United States Airforce during Korea and VIetnam. He was a bomber on the B-29 and a aricraft mechanic. He upheld the strongest morales and ethics.
As a child he taught me how to live and respect life. Now as an adult I can only thank him for his unselfishness to dedicate his life to serve our county and the respect he had for the United States of America. |
| Tuesday, December 12, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
William Kahley
(Story City, IA)
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| Tribute left by: |
William Kahley (Blackwood, NJ) |
| B-26 Marauder at War |
| Tuesday, December 12, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Roderic "Rod" Gress
(Munhall, PA)
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| Tribute left by: |
Marietta Gress (Alexandria, VA) |
| While on a training mission, 28 Feb 84, Capt Rod Gress, (USAFA '74), leader of a Combat Control Team, was preparing to make a jump, when the C-130 Hercules collided into a mountain outside Zaragoza, Spain. Rod was 2 weeks short of his 30th birthday. Rod was my Brother-in-law and a true patriot. There was nothing he would not have done for this Country. He was proud of the Air Force and loved doing his job. His family and friends miss him and keep him in our prayers always. |
| Monday, December 11, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Clement Haulman
(deceased)
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| Tribute left by: |
Daniel Haulman (Montgomery, AL) |
| Clement R. Haulman, who passed away in May 2006, rose to the rank of Colonel in the Air Force Reserve. He was a World War II veteran, having served as a B-24 bomber pilot in the 44th Bombardment Group in World War II. His last home was in Gainesville, Florida. One of his sons, David R. Haulman, became a KC-135 pilot, and another son, David's twin brother Daniel, became an Air Force historian. |
| Saturday, December 09, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
James Trice Jr.
(Richmond, VA)
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| Tribute left by: |
Antonio Trice (Richmond, VA) |
| This tribute is to my grandpa.He live and kicking.He's my hero and I now want to join the air force to bring the Trice name back with a starter |
| Saturday, December 09, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
332nd Air Force Theater Hospital Surgery Flight Jan-May 2005 Rotation
(Balad, IRAQ)
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| Tribute left by: |
Maj Annie Hall (Davis, CA) |
| I want to thank all of the doctors, nurses,healthcare providers, and my fellow nurse anesthetists of the 332nd AFTH who served in Balad, Iraq. We cared for one another as we performed more than 5,000 surgeries in very unpredictable, dangerous, and austere conditions. I pray that this war, with its uneccessary suffering, will end. God Bless us all and this AF memorial in memory of the heroes who continue to sacrifice so much. Forever in His Grace. |
| Saturday, December 09, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Thomas Walker
(Front Royal, VA)
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| Tribute left by: |
Cynthia Walker (Front Royal, VA) |
| Tom served honorably in the crypo groups for both Desert Sheild and Desert Storm. He was an NCO of the year, retired from the Air Force as a Master Sergeant & continued to proudly serve his country in the private sector. He is inurned in the columbaria at Arlington. Tom will be remembered by many servicemen and women, government employees and contractors across the world. He will forever be singing & dancing on our shoulders. We are blessed by our memories of laughter, & better for knowing him. |
| Saturday, December 09, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Arthur Walling
(Riverside, CA)
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| Tribute left by: |
Glenda Murphy/Walling (Anaheim, CA) |
| My hero, my beloved father.
Senior Master Sargent A.L. Walling
Served our country twenty years of his life up until 1966. My Dad, my mentor and guide of my life, my friend for twenty-three years of my life. Passed away 9/19/1985, lays to rest at Riverside National. I believe you are with My Heavenly Father and you always watch out for me,your my angel Dad thank you and I miss and love you and will see you again. Love always, G
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| Friday, December 08, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
orville miller
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| Tribute left by: |
brad henry (little rock, AR) |
| Orville Charles Miller
DOB 09/09/29 DOD 12/06/06
CMSgt age 31 honor guard to JFK dallas 63
enlisted age 16 1945
been there, did that, did a lot
did even more after the military
loving father example for all
Jacksonville Ar former SAC base now C130, flags at half staff LRAFB
a true hard working man
would like to hear from anyone who knew him. from w. virginia, carswell hornets hustlers 61stkorea morocco b58 LRAFB
funeral today with full honors
he didn't say much, let me kn
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| Friday, December 08, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Albert Hause
(Newfoundland, PA)
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| Tribute left by: |
Elizabeth McMillion (DeLand, FL) |
| For 35 years you were my beloved husband and hero. You helped me to grow so I could carry on when you were no longer here. Best of all you took me and four children and then we had our own beautiful girl and you helped to raise them into the wonderful children they have become today. I know how proud you would be of us today and we miss you more than you will ever know. I did remarry but he died this year so I know the two of you are in heaven celebrating life with God. I love you so much. |
| Thursday, December 07, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
mike stone
(east dubuque, IL)
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| Tribute left by: |
eric stone (east dubuque, IL) |
| My hero is my dad. He has been in the air force,and he is the only one i look up to. My dad is the best |
| Thursday, December 07, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Keitha & Michelle Cain
(Taylorsville, UT)
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| Tribute left by: |
Alvin Cain (Taylorsville, UT) |
| My hero is my wife and daughter that followed me around the world for 27 wonderful years. They are the ones that put up with the 3am phone calls asking for "the Shirt" for 11 years. They kept the home fires burning when I was sleeping in a tent somewhere. My wife was the one that comforted me and my daughter when they told us Michelle had cancer. She held her hand while they did the biopsy and then comforted me on the phone from my TDY location. How could I not call them "heroes?" |
| Tuesday, December 05, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Lance Sijan
(Milwaukee, WY)
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| Tribute left by: |
Jim Nieme (Cincinnati, OH) |
| Darned few soldiers that were MIA, sent their air rescue away once they were located only because there were too many enemy in the area.
Then, once captured, even though Lance was severely injured, he insisted on helping his fellow POWs escape, never complaining about his injuries.
Lance Sijan is the epitome of what most of us soldiers would have LIKED to have been. |
| Tuesday, December 05, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Major Troy "Trojan" Gilbert
(Luke AFB , AZ)
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| Tribute left by: |
309th Fighter Squadron (Luke AFB , AZ) |
| Major Troy “Trojan” Gilbert devoted over twelve years of distinguished service to the U.S. Air Force, accumulating over 1,000 hours in the F-16 and 130 hours in combat theaters around the world. The son of a military family, his values and devotion to duty were reflected in every facet of his life. Trojan spent the last two years assigned as an F-16 Instructor Pilot at Luke AFB, AZ, deploying to Balad AB, Iraq in September 2006. He believed with all his heart in the mission being carried out there, and gave his life protecting personnel actively engaged in ground combat near Fallujah, Iraq on 27 November, 2006. His selfless dedication as a Christian, husband, father, and military officer is without equal, and all who know and love him are thankful for the gifts he brought to our lives. |
| Tuesday, December 05, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Paul Packer
(Logan, UT)
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| Tribute left by: |
Roy Packer (Lander, WY) |
| Major Paul E. Packer served in the Army Air Corps and was a pilot flying B-29's in the South Pacfic from Tinian, Saipan and Guam. He Participated in the bombing of Tokoyo and finished the war on General Curtis Lemay's Staff. (Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal) He has always been my role model and my hero since I can remember.
Thanks Dad
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| Monday, December 04, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Robert Eugene Foster
(Lockport, NY)
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| Tribute left by: |
Marylee Tarrats (Port Jervis, NY) |
| Ssgt. Robert E. Foster/KIA/BNR/E5 US Air Force gave his life in South Vietnam for the service of his country and my freedom on March 9,1966, but his remains were never returned to his country and family. He was a brave man who flew in an AC47(Puff the Magic Dragon)with the 4th Air Commando Squadron out of Da Nang Airfield. He deserves better than he has gotten. I wear his bracelet. May he rest in peace. |
| Monday, December 04, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Peter Sidoti
(Cleveland, OH)
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| Tribute left by: |
Anthony Sidoti, Capt, USAF (Dayton, OH) |
| On November 26, 1943 the British troopship, the HMT Rohna, was attacked from the air and destroyed in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Algeria, killing 1015 US Army Air Corps Airmen en route to fight the Germans.
My grandfather, Peter Sidoti, was one of the survivors of this tragedy that took so many young and promising Airmen.
My grandfather was a great man and a brave Airman, and his contributions to our family and our nation will always be remembered. |
| Sunday, December 03, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Robert Terry Robinson
(Palm Springs , CA)
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| Tribute left by: |
Richard Robinson (Palm Springs, CA) |
| My hero is my father and friend Terry Robinson. He proudly served in the USAF from 1959-1962. He was stationed at Kadena Air Force Base on Okinawa. There he was assigned to the 6313th Supply Squadron and the 498th Tactical Missile group. After his tour my dad came home and started his career as a police officer with LAPD. As a rookie he worked the Watts Riots. He also worked with PSPD from 1968-1997. He retired from there after 29 years of service. I am very proud to call him my father. |
| Friday, December 01, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Richard H. Brown
(Minneapolis, MN)
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| Tribute left by: |
Gregory Brown (Minneapolis, MN) |
| My Father was an F-86 All Weather Interceptor Pilot with the 322nd FIS. He is my hero becuase when my brother died of Leukemeia back in 1971, he took his pain and focused it into starting the Leukemeia Research Task Force at the U of MN (it has now been absorbed into the U of MN's larger funding circle). His efforts raised many millions of dollars and he was basically an unsung hero for his efforts to try to help find a cure. Unfortunately he passed away nearly 9 years ago. I miss and love him. |
| Thursday, November 30, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Michael Zanetos
(Dover, NJ)
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| Tribute left by: |
Aphrodite Kafka (Eglin AFB, FL) |
| My father, a Greek immigrant, served proudly in the Army Air Corps during WWII. He influenced both my brother and I to make the Air Force a career. He is my hero who contributed to my successful 30-year career and reaching the rank of CMSgt. |
| Wednesday, November 29, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
William Shomo
(PA)
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| Tribute left by: |
T.Wayne Evans (Columbia, TN) |
| Col. William Shomo is my hero. He served in the Pacific in WW11 flying P-51 becoming an Ace and he was the receipent of our country's highest honor, the Medal Of Honor. He was my Squadron commander the 59th fighter interceptor squadron at Goose Bay Lab. 1954/55 Col. Shomo was an enlisted man's commander, firm, fair and honest. The world could certainly use more men like Col. William Shomo |
| Tuesday, November 28, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Tom Foulk, Jr.
(Wheeling, WY)
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| Tribute left by: |
Judy Polansky (Lake Charles, LA) |
| Besides being the best father in the world, my dad is a June 1943 graduate of West Point. He was a P-51 fighter pilot during WWII and went on to have a 30 year career in the USAF, retiring in 1972. My hero is a man of honesty, integrity, intelligence, patriotism, and compassion. |
| Monday, November 27, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Edgar Cason
(Pensacola, FL)
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| Tribute left by: |
Laurie Cason (San Diego, FL) |
| My hero is my father, Lt Col Edgar P. Cason, USAF(ret), who passed away 1 Jan 2006. Dad served in WWII as a young pilot flying missions over Europe in B-24s. He is also flew during Korea and VietNam, and completed a distinguished 28 year career in Aug 1969. My childhood memories of him include early morning departures and wonderful, exciting returns, always with a new stuff animal or interesting doll from a foreign country. He was a man of great character and remains my hero to this day. |
| Sunday, November 26, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Frank Marra
(Bluffton, SC)
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| Tribute left by: |
James Hartigan (Framingham, MA) |
| In memory of J Franlin Marra a B17 pilot. a holder of the Distinguished Flying Cross and Veteran of 25 missions with the 457 bombardment group. A loving husband,father and grandfather. An aviation underwriter and a true gentleman. |
| Friday, November 24, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Ernest O'Hara
(Boston, MA)
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| Tribute left by: |
Robert O'Hara (Hertford, NC) |
| 381st Bomb Group, 533rd Bomb Sqdn. Left waist gunner. KIA 9 October 1943. We are all proud of you and have missed you. Love Your Son and Family |
| Friday, November 24, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Daniel Kowats
(Ormond Beach, FL)
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| Tribute left by: |
Lisa Miller (jacksonville, FL) |
| My grandfather has prided himself on being a part of the finest..the Airforce. From the time he was a teen to today, being in his 80's, he believes in fighting and protecting the USA. We all love you!! |
| Thursday, November 23, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
MSGT FRED BARNEY
(WATERFORD, PA)
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| Tribute left by: |
RACHEL MAYHEW (RESTON, VA) |
| HIS A GOOD SOLDIER READY TO FIGHT AND PROTECT OUR COUNTRY HIS SERVING HIS WHOLE LIFE TO BE A MILLITARY. |
| Thursday, November 23, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Norman Henderson
(Shrewsbury, MA)
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| Tribute left by: |
Brett Johnson (Albuquerque, NM) |
| Lt Norman E. Henderson, my great-uncle, was a co-pilot and nav on a B-17G, 44-6090, shot down 9 Aug 1944 on a mission to Karlsrhue Germany. "Uncle Jack" was the only crew member that did not come home. My AF career brought me to Maxwell AFB for a few weeks, and I was able to meet the Tail Gunner on that mission, Howard Bynum. My tribute is to the 305 BG, 365 BS, Chelveston England, those who came home and those who did not. Thank you to all who have served, are serving, and will serve. |
| Wednesday, November 22, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Kenneth Coursey
(Seattle, WA)
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| Tribute left by: |
Kelenia Olsen (San Francisco, CA) |
| To the man who fought for my freedom, but whose pride kept him away. May you rest in peace. |
| Tuesday, November 21, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
CREW OF RC GRIFFITH GRIFFITH
(FORT WORTH, , TX)
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| Tribute left by: |
FORREST CLARK (KISSIMMEE, FL) |
| to honor the members of the bomber combat crew of major rockford c. griffith who flew with him on many dangerous missions over Europe in 1943-1945. they endured msny hazards and deadly enemy fire but their dedication to duty and survival was an example for all Americans. They deserve all the honors, from training through combat duties and hardships. They were part of the 67th Squadron, 44th Bomb Group, 8th Air Force 1943--1945. |
| Tuesday, November 21, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Christopher & Christian Furtick
(Lakeland, FL)
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| Tribute left by: |
TSgt Kevin Furtick (Langley AFB, VA) |
| I am currently and proudly serving and want to pay tribute to my two precious boys whom I dedicate my service so they and many can live in a world that is free. I love you boys. Love Dad. |
| Monday, November 20, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Col Judith Lombeida
(Colorado Springs, CO)
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| Tribute left by: |
Mark Backlin (Colorado Springs, CO) |
| Col and Doctor Judith Lombeida was an Air Force neurologist. Her assignments included Andrews AFB, USAF Academy, and Keesler AFB as chief of neurology. She was born in Ecuador, South America. During her military tenure she was awarded “The Star of the Armed Forces of Ecuador”, one of Ecuador’s highest military medals, and the first and only women to ever receive this honor. She was a first time immigrant to the United States and became a U.S. citizen while on active duty. In July 2006 she was killed while on active duty serving honorably for 19 years and 9 months. Dr. Lombeida was renowned for the medical care and compassion she provided to military members and led numerous medical missions to Central and South American countries. |
| Monday, November 20, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Larry Lehrke
(San Diego, CA)
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| Tribute left by: |
Marcie Holst (Santa Clarita, CA) |
| There are not enough words in my vocabulary to describe my hero, and my brother, Larry Lehrke. He was generous, caring, compassionate, friendly, honest, respectful, fun loving, risk taking, talkative, athletic, supportive, courageous, adventurous, peaceful, intelligent, charismatic, and handsome to name just a few. He physcially left us in 1972, but the "life" of his spirit continues to guide me every step of the way. I love you big brother and I miss your "Righteous Brothers" renditions,
"sis" |
| Sunday, November 19, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Edward F. Shaver Jr.
(Charlotte, NC)
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| Tribute left by: |
James Shaver (Cheyenne, WY) |
| I recently learned of my father's career in the United States Air Force during the Korean War. He served five years of active duty, which included 40 combat missions and an assignment as a flight instructor at Randolph Air Force Base in Texas.
My father has always been my greatest hero, and it makes me extremely proud to learn of his great contributions to our freedoms in the United States Of America.
May God always bless him and our great nation. |
| Saturday, November 18, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Dennis McGinnis
(Tampa, FL)
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| Tribute left by: |
Howard McGinnis (Honolulu, HI) |
| TSgt Dennis McGinnis, father, hero. Not a pilot, not an officer, but one of the many people who kept fighters flying.
Miss you, Dad. Wish we'd had more time together. |
| Friday, November 17, 2006 |
| Tribute for: |
Elizabeth Bloomer
(Wasilla, AK)
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| Tribute left by: |
Earl Owen (California, MD) |
| My hero is my daughter Tsgt Elizabeth Bloomer A C-130 crew chief with the Alaska ANG Thanks Sissy We Love You |
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