2003
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CARROLL R. GRIFFIN, JR. - JUL.
10, 2003
A retired LTC, USAF, Duke entered
basic flight training at San Angelo, Texas. After receiving his
wings he flew F-80's in Korea. Through the AFIT program he received a
Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering, and later, a PHD, from the
University of Texas. His assignments included the Air Force Academy,
phased array radar at Eglin AFB, FL and Rome AFB, NY., with later
assignments in France and Germany.
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WILFRED B. CURLEY - AUG. 30,
2003
(L.B.) Carl's keen sense of humor
and instinctive exuberant wit caught many a first classman off balance. A
devoted advocate of strength and health, he could knock off fifty
push-ups for the fun of it.
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JAMES A. MORRIS - AUG. 15,
2003
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JOHN D. MACKENZIE - AUG. 09,
2003
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WILLIAM K. SHARPE - JUL. 20,
2003
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DOUGLAS D. STONE, JR. - JULY
23, 2003
Dake was born in Berkley, CA. He
served in Korea. Received an MA degree from Stetson University and worked
in the Apollo program with General Electric Company. He formed Continental
Properties Services in 1976 and served as CEO until retirement in 1996.
Dake enjoyed flying, as well as membership in the Kiwanis, YMCA, Blue and
Gold, Navy League and the Civil Air Patrol.
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WILLIAM J. BURKE - JUNE 10,
2003
(From the Lucky Bag) "Bill and his clarinet came to Navy
together to drive his roomates beserk with the trills and to become an
important part of the Midshipman Concert and Marching Band." He retired as
LTC, USAF.
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JEROME A. DAVI - FEB. 26, 2003
(From the Lucky Bag)" 99.9% Of his day was spent
correcting the pronunciation of his name; the remainder on academics,
managing the 150 pound football team, and working on the Public Relations
Committee. "Dav" made friends easily." He became a submariner;
served on "Cutlass", "Dase", "Irex",
"Archerfish", "Sea Poacher"; commanded the
"Tusk" and "Marin". Earned his law degree and became
deputy district attorney for 28 years.
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THOMAS H. MCGLAUGHLIN - FEB.
18, 2003
Military aide to President Kennedy,
Commander USS Maddux, XO USS Bostron and USS Prichett. Dir. of Naval
Operations for CINCPAC, Chief Staff Officer for Military Sealift Command/
Atlantic. Received the bronze star. On retirement was skipper of tour ship "Rella
Mae". He enjoyed barbershop singing and held private and commercial
pilot licenses.
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FRANK S. BEAL - FEB. 14,
2003
Resigned as Cpt., USAF; Retired as COL, USAFR.
Worked for Westinghouse in nuclear engineering. Served as Pennsylvania's
Sec. of Admin. from 1973 to 1975; Sec. of Public Welfare from 1975 to 1978;
Dep. Admin. of
U.S. Healthcare Fin. Admin. from 1978 to 1979. In retirement
he traveled to more than 60 foreign countries; had tea with Archbishop
Desmond Tutu. "My father is not afraid of the future, but is deeply
saddened by the prospect of losing his many friends and family
members", Frank Beal Jr.
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DONALD K. ROBBINS - FEB. 11,
2003
Resigned from the U.S. Navy in 1955.
Operated a towing and ambulance service in Portland, OR. Had a great
effect on the community through real estate practice. A member of the
Royal Rosarians.
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WILLIAM B. FARNSWORTH - JAN.
2, 2003
A submariner; served on "Sea
Owl", "Atull". Awarded bronze star for valor in amphibious,
minesweeping and rescue operations, Korea. Manager, Polaris Program,
Raytheon, retiring with thirty years service. Active in wildlife and
natural resource causes. A licensed pilot and a member of A.O.P.A.
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WILLIAM P. KELLY, JR. - OCT.
20, 2002
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CHARLES R. GREATHOUSE, JR. -
SEP. 28, 2002
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FRANK G. MEYER - JUN. 14, 2002
He was a retired Navy Lieutenant;
employed by the Toledo Scale Company as an electrical engineer. He died in
South Pasadena, CA.
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JOHN E. REID - MAY 17, 2002
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HOWELL P. HOOVER, JR. - MAY
07, 2002
He was a medical doctor and a
veteran of the Korean Conflict.
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PHILLIP WRIGHT SMITH - MAR.
30, 2002
Served on USS Des Moines. Earned his
wings in 1952 Deployed in Midway, Bennington and Randolph. Resigned in
1956. Investment banker; vice-president of sales, Delaware Management
Company. Established real estate brokerage firm dealing in commercial
properties. Interment following the playing of "Happy Days are Here
Again", at his request.
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JAMES A. ROBINSON - MAR. 20,
2002
Earned his wings in 1952. While at
VF-61, flew F9F Panther and Cougar while on USS Midway and Champlain.
Resigned in 1958. Took over family business, "Coral Ridge
Interiors". Went into real estate. Retired to Denver, CO in 1999.
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DONALD C. SATTLER - MAR. 05,
2002
An aviator, he flew the Skyraider,
F-4 and A4D aboard Roosevelt, Wasp and Lexington. Flight instructor, Staff
officer at NORAD, CINC Atlantic Fleet Staff. XO Tripoli, CO Tactical
Squadron, CO Tactical Air Control Group Two, Norfolk, VA. Naval War
College with distinction and MA in International Affairs. REALTOR in
retirement.
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2001
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EDWIN L. MAUZY - DEC. 25, 2001
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JAMES H. HALL - NOV. 17, 2001
Colonel Hall was retired from the
United States Air Force after a career of 31 years as a fighter pilot. He
served in World War II and the Korean Cnflict.
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WILLIAM G. PETTY - OCT, 04,
2001
Submariner, on SS Cubera and
Sea Lion. Expert in cyrogenics. Retired from National Aeronautics and
Space Administration in 1977. Flight instructor in single engine aircraft.
Bridge Life-master.
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WILLIAM T. RASSIEUR, JR. -
SEP. 25, 2001
Awarded Air Medal for service in
Korea in the Air Force. Discharged for injuries in 1955. Engineer and
program manager for Lockheed Missiles and Space Corp. in Sunnyvale, CA,
and Austin, TX. .
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ELLIS H. BUCKLEY - SEP. 03,
2001
A member of the Old Dominion Alumni
Association and retired senior engineer with the Newport News Shipbuilding
Company.
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GAYLE L. MAY - AUG. 17, 2001
Commissioned in the Air Force, he
served as forward air controller in Korea. Resigned to Reserves, retiring
as Colonel, USAFR. Worked on NASA and military space programs for TRW,
Westinghouse and others. Established his own space consulting firm.
Director of National Military Intelligence Association. President of
American Astronautical Society. Activist in International Space Program
activity.
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EDWARD M. ELIAS - JULY 31,
2001
Received BS in electrical
engineering from Lafayette College and an MA from the University of
Maryland. Administrator for Penn State university. Director of the York,
PA campus.
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EDWARD P. KNOX - MAY 05, 2001
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JACK BARRY, JR. - APR. 06,
2001
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MARVIN V. SCHLAPPI, JR. - APR.
05, 2001
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JOHN E. NIESSE - MAR. 04, 2001
Served on Warrington (DD-843). A
Submariner, serving on Trout (SS-566); Resigned In 1955, remaining active
in Navy Reserve Program achieving rank of Captain, USNR. Obtained a
science degree from MIT. Worked for Crane, Carborundum, Avco and
Montesanto Corporatuons.
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THOMAS K. DYER - FEB. 10, 2001
Resigned from the Air Force in 1954,
to work for Kentucky Home Mutual Life in Louisville, KY. He later worked
for the Lincoln National Life and Pacific Mutual Life companies. He
retired in 1992 as Regional Vice President of Pacific Mutual Life. A
pillar of the church, Medical Technician for the fire department and a
member of the utilities Commission of his community.
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BERNARD B. LANE - FEB. 05,
2001
Served in Saudi Arabia in the Air
Force. Retired as Chairman of the Board of the Lane Company in Alta Vista,
VA in 1987, he served as director and chairman of several charities.
Served on the boards of Virginia Port Authority, Food for the Hungry,
Inc., Project Concern International, and the Commission of Urological
Research of Duke University Medical Center.
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EDGAR M. SMITH, JR. - DEC. 26,
2000
Served aboard USS Boxer, Korea.
Earned his wings in 1952; retired in 1970. Assistant Naval Attache in
Athens, Greece. Masters Degree from Florida State University; financial
analyst, Atlanta, Georgia. Deputy Director of Bureau of Transportation.
Retired in 1992.
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HARRY E. HOWREN, JR. - DEC.
12, 2000
Granted a medical discharge less
than one year at USNA, he was a retired obstetrician and gynecologist who
practiced in Richmond, VA for 35 years. He was flight surgeon for Carrier
Air Group 16. Attained the rank of CMDR, USNR in 1975.
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BREWER DIXON, JR. - NOV. 20,
2000
He was assigned to Strategic Air
Command, USAF and flew reconnaisance flights over the Soviet Union in the
1950's. After leaving the Air Force he pursued private business in
California and Florida.
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HERBERT D. ELVIDGE - NOV. 13,
2000
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LLOYD E. HARRISON, JR. - OCT.
16, 2000
Thor ballistic missile program
operations. Resigned as CPT, USAF in 1960. Project Manager for Hughes
Aircraft Corp. in Space and Communcations propulsion and satellite
systems. Involved in SDI. Loved the mountains and deserts of the West and
American history. Spent retirement years camping with his family
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HENRY P. KILROY - SEP. 29,
2000
Received his master's degree at MIT.
Served as a Captain, USAF, in Korea. A business executive in the computer
industry, he was co-founder of Datamedic Corporation of New York. A
community volunteer in retirement.
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WILLIAM H. AYRES, JR. - SEP.
12, 2000
A submariner, he commanded the SS
Pomodon, said to be the most advanced underwater vessel of its time.
Commanded two submarine divisions and was Chief of Staff of Joint Tactical
Communications at Fort Monmouth, NJ. He retired in 1980 and worked for ten
years at Tracor Inc. as program manager supporting submarine combat system
trainers.
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ROGER M. FREEMAN, JR. - AUG.
29, 2000
Retired from the Air Force in
1956. He then worked as an engineer for General Electric, Honeywell and
Control Data. He was an active member of the Crescent Society, an
organization formed by retirees. Roger's passion in life was his art. Many
friends are recipients of his artictic talents.
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THOMAS V. CINQUINA - AUG. 05,
2000
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RICHARD W. WELSH - JUL. 13,
2000
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ALLEN B. DAVIS - JUL. 01, 2000
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DANIEL K. MAYO - MAR. 31, 2000
Sang resounding base as a sterling
member of the 12-50's while at USNA. Served in Korea. Worked for
Westinghouse Corp. as a design engineer in electronics.
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JAMES A. ALLEN - MAR. 30, 2000
In 1953 Jim was the flag lieutenant
for Cruiser Division Commander in the Mediterranean where he met and
married Martine. He brought his new bride to Charlestown in 1954 where he
commanded minesweeper Ruff until 1955. He later commanded tank landing
ship Terrell County and destroyer G.K. MacKenzie off Vietnam. He and
Martine enjoyed an ice cream business in Edmonds, WA.
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ROBERT L. RINGHAUSEN - MAR.
01, 2000
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CLIFFORD E. CRAFTS - JAN. 22,
2000
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J. KENDRICK NOBLE, JR. - JAN.
22, 2000
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