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In Reply to: Tell us who they are posted by john in la on May 29, 2022 at 21:45:21:
2nd Lt. Dickie Flattery, killed while leading his platoon into combat in Vietnam. He and I were childhood friends through our local 4-H clubs. I can still see his 1959 Chevy convertible sitting in his parents driveway while he was in Vietnam, and for a while after he was killed.
Navy corpsman Roger Olson. He and I went through junior high and high school as classmates. He went into the Navy and I worked at a flower shop delivering flowers to pay for my community college. I will never forget delivering funeral bouquets to the mortuary after he was killed by shrapnel while working on shore in Vietnam. What I remember most was setting the bouquets by his casket and looking at him under a glass panel covering the casket, wearing his dress blues and white gloves.
Lavern Pinky Peterson. Another junior high and high school classmate, he was killed in some sort of accident during basic training. Ive never been abel to get details about the accident, but I remember him as a nice kid.
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