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Memorial Dedication 

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Allen Lew Jr. * 1925 - 2010 

Retired Air Force Gen. Lew Allen Jr., who led the mammoth National Security Agency through a period when congressional scrutiny brought its domestic eavesdropping activities out of the shadows and who later became director of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory .

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Buried at Arlington National Cemetery
Lew Allen Jr.






US Air Force

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Faxon Robert M. LTC. * 1941 - 2002

HOSTILE TEMPER SIX - THIS IS HOSTILE TEMPER 10ZULU...
HOSTILE TEMPER SIX - THIS IS HOSTILE TEMPER 10ZERO ZULU...
YOUR MEN MISS YOU EVERYDAY SIR. THIS IS HOSTILE TEMPER 10ZULU...OUT.

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Buried at Arlington National Cemetery

 




US Army

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Francis Jerry Lee * 1943 - 2008 

Gone but not forgotten!! 

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Buried at Tahoma National Cemetery

You are always on my mind.
 




US Army

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Hathaway Eugene Edward II * 1937 - 2009

Gene\'s family came over on the Mayflower. He followed family tradition by joining the Navy, becoming an aerographer\'s mate. As a young Meteorologist he predicted three inches of snow for Kennedy\'s inauguration,(it snowed almost two feet). He was the nearest to the actual total. Gene\'s passion was his country and family. He leaves his wife, three children, eight grand-children He will be greatly missed.

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Buried at Calverton National Cemetery
Eugene Edward Hathaway II

Eugene Edward Hathaway II




US Navy

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Hundley Martin Damon * 1960 - 2010
What though radiance which was once so bright,
Be now taken from my sight.
Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass,
Of glory in the flower, we will grieve not rather find strength In what remains behind.
*William Wordsworth

Lauren, Christian and Alexandra ache our loss, and are strengthened by your memory. Our love is never-ending.

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Buried at Arlington National Cemetery

 




US Navy 

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Kennedy John F. * 1917 - 1963 

His Inaugural Address offered the memorable injunction: "Ask not what your country can do for you--ask what you can do for your country." As President, he set out to redeem his campaign pledge to get America moving again. His economic programs launched the country on its longest sustained expansion since World War II; before his death, he laid plans for a massive assault on persisting pockets of privation and poverty.

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Buried at Arlington National Cemetery
JFK Gravesite at Arlington National Cemetery

JFK in Military Uniform

JFK Behind Podium


US Navy

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Krack Henry H.  * 1926 - 2010

You were the greatest Dad a girl could wish for and an even greater grandfather. Thank you for all the memories. We will love and miss you always.

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Buried at Calverton National Cemetery
JFK Gravesite at Arlington National Cemetery

JFK Gravesite at Arlington National Cemetery




US Navy

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Kulakoski Tony * 1923 - 2010

Dad was so proud of his military service and had his Purple Heart license plates on his car. He was especially proud to be able to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery. He is in a beautiful spot underneath shade trees facing the Washington Monument. We all miss him but, are happy he is somewhere so special.

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Buried at Arlington National Cemetery

JFK Gravesite at Arlington National Cemetery
A special final resting place.
 




US Army

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Moore Donald Lee * 1935 - 2011

I will always love you Dad.  

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Buried at Tahoma National Cemetery

JFK Gravesite at Arlington National Cemetery
 




US Army

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Sanchez Isabel* 1932 - 1972

Beautiful wife, loving mother, daughter and sister. You are in our hearts forever. Your kindness is missed greatly. We find peace knowing that one day we will be reunited.

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Buried at National Cemetery of the Pacific

Isabel Sanchez * National Cemetery of the Pacific
 




US Army

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Welborn LaRoy Matthews, Sr., Lieutenant Colonel * 1928 - 2010

A wonderful human being...loved by all...a patriot 

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Buried at Arlington National Cemetery

 




US Army

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Woods William H., Master Sergeant * 1939 - 2010

MSGT William H. Woods served in Vietnam. He received many medals in his Air Force career. He went on to fly with First ACCS when he was only 38 years old. After retiring from the Air Force William Woods went on to a second career with Rolls Royce Jet Engines. He was a dedicated Husband. He loved his children, grand children and great grand childen. William H. Woods was greatly loved by his family and friends. We miss him so much.  

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Buried at Arlington National Cemetery

William H. Woods * Arlington National Cemetery
 




US Airforce

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