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MEMORI Chapters are extremely active at Memorial Day ceremonies. This section covers what some chapters were doing for that holiday. 41 – FROZEN CHOSIN [MN] Members gathered for a Memorial Day event at Mankato, MN. Allen E. Torgerson, 140 Lynx Lane Mankato, MN 56001 A great turnout from CID 56 for Memorial Day ceremony (L-R) Fred Rodriguez, William Cobos, Paul Touias, Frank Usuna, Gregory Garcia, Jr., Tim Santana, Henry Marin, Eutimeo Beas, William Duarte, Manuel Adame, David Lopez, Henry Aguilar, Henry Guevara, Robert Bermudez Members of CID 41 gather following Memorial Day event in Mankato, MN 56 – VENTURA COUNTY [CA] Members turned out in force for a ceremony at Santa Paula Cemetery on Memorial Day, along with a VFW contingent. CID 56, 1121 New Street Santa Paula, CA 93060 Flag holders at Santa Paula Memorial Day ceremony, CID 56 members (L- R) Manuel Salazar, William Duarte, Gregory Garcia, Jr., Eutimeo Beas 64 – CENTRAL LONG ISLAND [NY] Chapter members and friends placed flags on graves at Pinelawn National Cemetery in New York, as is their custom. They made sure—as is also their custom—to place a 32 CID 56 and VFW contingents at Santa Paula (CA) Cemetery The members and guests of CID 64 who placed flags at Pinelawn National Cemetery (L-R) Linda & Stan Urbanowski, Bob Snider & Marge Snider, Larry Busini, Al Emanuelo July - August 2009 The Graybeards
AL DAY A few other folks who helped with the CID 64 project (L-R) Linda (Stan Urbanowski’s daughter), Irwin Saltzman, Stan Urbanowski, Larry Busini, Al Emanuelo, Cub Scout helper flag at the grave of John C. Parry, a Marine who died in Korea on 20 November 1952. Larry Busini, 80 Rhoda Avenue, North Babylon, NY 11703 90 – EAGLE (ROCKLAND COUNTY) Our Honor Guard fired memorial rounds at the Loescher Veterans Cemetery in Rockland County, NY on 24 May 2009. There is a street in Rockland County named “Murphy Ct“ in honor of LtCol Michael Murphy (USMC), who died while flight testing the adjustable wing aircraft Osprey several years ago. His father, John P. Murphy, is a Purple Heart veteran of Korea and a former president of CID 90. John was wounded while serving in Co. I, 19th Inf. Reg,, 24th Div. He would like to hear from anyone who recognizes him, or the event in which he was wounded. Reach him at 72 Hayes Street, Blauvelt, NY 10913-1816, (845) 359-0218. Robert Frankl, 6 Carter Lane, Wesley Hills, NY 10952-1107 (914) 354-0400, rhfrankl@gmail.com CID 90’s Honor Guard ready to fire memorial rounds at the Loescher Veterans Cemetery 133 - QUIET WARRIORS [IN] Our members formed a work detail over the Memorial Day Weekend to install 50 American flags along the driveway of the Ft. Wayne, Indiana Veterans Administration facility. We have been volunteering for this duty for over ten years. Chapter and family members included Commander Mel Aldridge and his wife Joan, Vice Commander Wayne A. Doenges and his two sons, Mark And Chris, Joan Botas, widow of the chapter’s founder, Howard Rice, and Ken Kurtz. We even had one ‘walk-up” volunteer, Nate Sappington, a Vietnam veteran. Wayne A. Doenges, 932 W. Circle Dr. New Haven, IN 46775 (260) 749-2657, goldnrocket@verizon.net More Ù John and Anne Murphy standing under street sign “Murphy Ct” Members of CID 133 and their families installing flags include Mel and Joan Aldridge, Wayne A. Doenges and sons Mark And Chris, Joan Botas, Howard Rice, Ken Kurtz, and Nate Sappington 33 The Graybeards May – June 2009
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