In Memory of Our Fallen Comrades

In Memory of Chapter XXI’s Members  Who Have Made Their Final PCS

There are bonds of all sorts in this world of ours, fetters of friendship and ties of flowers,
And true lover's knots, I ween: the girl and the boy are bound by a kiss, hut there's never a bond ,old friend, like this
We have drank from the same canteen!

Barr, John F. D-1332

Bass, Robert H. (Sam) D – 192

Brennan, Thomas S. D-97

Brown, Harry D. D-2055

Castagno, Amadeo D-1458

Cramer von Clausbruch, Neithard D-2708

Crepeau, Fred P. D-1977

Donnelly, Edward T. D-391

Drinkwater, Paul H. A-347

Ettman, William H. D-677

Garwood, Charles E. D-1786

Geraci, John P. M-256

Grisham, Robert G. D-38

Guttenberg, James S. M-3750

Harribey, Claude C. D-1629

Hurley, Charles J. D-445

Kamalu, Winsley F. D-251

Karow, Peter M. M-8198

Kasler, Charles L. D-2206

Ketchens, William E. M-3639

Langely, Thomas P. D-2764

Larzelere, Charles E. D-2032

Lewis, Richard S. D-2142

Linville, Bobby N. D-304

MacLean, John J. M-102

McKnight Robert D. D-1115

Menard, Edmond G. D-4795

Nastasiak, John D-355

Price, Fred J. D-1541

Probart, John L. D-2602

Redfern, Paul D-50

Rice Sr., Jay Arthur

Rios, Raymond G. D-109

Rivers, Albert (Bert) H. D-997

Romano, Vincent M-2118

Salzman, Robert P. M-1575

Sanders, James H. M-2535

Sims, Gerald S. D-5437

Telfair, Sr. Charles W. D-578

Tompkins, Thomas B. D-1784

Whalen, Harry D. D-478

White, John W. D-44

Wojtach, Edward J. M-3085

I am standing on the seashore. A ship spreads its white sails to the
morning breeze and starts for the ocean. I stand watching until the
ship fades on the horizon and someone says, "It is gone."
Gone where? The loss of sight is in me, not in the ship. Just at the
moment when someone says "It is gone," there are others who are
watching it coming. Other voices take up the glad shout, "Here it
comes," and that is dying.

Henry Scott Holland

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