Last Updated on September 13, 2011
Dear Members,
Services for John
Butchko (1960-1961) are 0930, Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at at
Lehman-Gregory Funeral Home, 281 Chapel Street, Swoyersville, PA 18704
with the burial immediately following.
Former Swoyersville Councilman John
Butchko passed away Friday, September 9, 2011, at the Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital. Born in Wilkes-Barre Township, a son of the late Charles
and Anna Kish Butchko, John was a member of Holy Trinity Church,
Swoyersville. He was employed by the Wyoming Valley Sewer Authority. John
was a U.S. Army
Veteran and was one of the Guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. He
was a member of the American Legion Post 644, Swoyersville. John was also
a founding member of the Society of Honor Guard Tomb of Unknown Soldier.
He was very active in politics and served as a Councilman for the Borough
of Swoyersville for many years. He was preceded in death by siblings, Ann,
Marge, Mary, Michael and Helen. Surviving are his wife, the former
Rosemarie Washko; children, Lynne McCann, Swoyersville; Maria Figmic,
Nanticoke; John, Swoyersville, and Tammy Cook, Swoyersville;
grandchildren, Abriel McCann, John and Matthew Butchko, Joshua, Ronald,
Charles and Nicholas Cook; as well as sisters, Elizabeth Zbegner and Jean
Miscavage, both of Plains Township.
Funeral for John will be held at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday from
the Lehman-Gregory Funeral Home Inc., 281 Chapel St., Swoyersville, with a
Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in Holy Trinity Church, Swoyersville.
Interment will be held in the parish cemetery, Swoyersville. Family and
friends may pay their respect to John's family from 4 to 8 p.m. Monday at
the funeral home. A wake service will be conducted Monday evening.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the
American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund or the St. Vincent De Paul Soup
Kitchen, Wilkes-Barre.
It is with heavy heart that I relay that we have lost
another brother John Butchko, Sentinel 1960-1961, has passed away. John
passed away on Thursday, September 8, 2011 from a heart attack. We
don't have exact details for the service and burial but it was rumored to be
taking place Tuesday, September 13, 2011. As details become available,
they will be posted immediately.
Yours in the Society,
Pam
Tish
Warren
Reeder (1959-1960) died on June 8, 2011 at El Camino Hospital in Mountain View,
California. Warren was born on February 2, 1938 in Ventura, California to
Donald and Margaret Reeder. He attended St Catherine Grammar School and
graduated (1955) from Villanova Preparatory High School in Ojai. After
High School Warren enter the United States Army and served proudly for two
years. Warren was honored by the Army when they chose him to be a member
of the Society of the Honor Guard where he spent the next year guarding
the Tomb of The Unknown Soldier in Arlington, Virginia. After his military
experience he received his Associate of Arts Degree from Ventura College.
He completed his Bachelor of Arts Degree at La Vern College in 1973. In
1975 he received his MAI (Master Appraisal Institute) and was invited to
join an appraisal firm in Santa Maria now known as Reeder, Gilman Real
Estate Appraisers. Warren was also a senior member of the International
Right Away Association, State of California Certified Real Estate
Appraiser and a 19 year member of the Santa Barbara County Assessment
Appeals Board. He was a qualified expert witness in most Southern
California superior courts and a lifetime member of NRA. Warren was also
an expert on General Custer’s Battles and a member of Custer Battlefield
Historical and Museum Association.
While in Arlington, Virginia he met Beverly Morris and they were married
in 1962 at Our Lady of the Assumption Church in Ventura. He is survived by
his wife of 49 years Beverly, their son Michael, who resides in Los
Angeles, and their daughter Jennifer Reeder-Golden (Rob) who lives in
Santa Maria. Their five grandchildren are Hannah, Emily, Alex, and Ian all
of Santa Maria, and Hillary of Columbus, Ohio. Warren was preceded in
death by his father Donald, brother Michael, and sister-in-law Bonnie. He
is survived by his 98-year-old mother Margaret, brothers Donald (Bonnie),
and Pat (Susana) as well as many other nieces and nephews and their
families.
A Mass for Warren will take place at Our Lady of Assumption Church on
Thursday June 23 at 11:00 A.M. and the burial will take place at a later
date.
For those wanting to honor Warren’s memory, a donation may be made
to:
Society of the Honor Guard Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (SHGTUS), C/O
Tom Tudor, 6363 Kremmling Circle, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80919.
Warren walked his last walk, may he rest in peace
Yours in the Society,
Dan Druen
Sentinel,
Assistant Relief Commander, 3rd Relief
(Jan 98 - Oct 99)
I regret to inform you that
Sentinel Warren Reeder (1959-1960), of Santa Maria, CA, passed
away this week. I have not received any information regarding
arrangements or proceedings. I have found some information publicly that
can help paint a picture of the man in order to honor him. I have not
confirmed this, but am confident in its fidelity.
Warren was married in 1962 to his wife Beverly (Morris) Reeder. I do not
know if he is survived by her. They had two children.
Warren worked as a Real Estate Appraiser professionally. His
professional BIO can be found here: http://www.rgmappraisers.c
om/wer.htm
Warren continued his civic duty outside the military by serving as the
County Assessor for Santa Barbara County, CA. He was also a founding
member and proponent of the Society of the Honor Guard, Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier. He was also a member of the Santa Maria Elks Lodge for
over thirty years.
As further information is made available, it will be
posted here.
Yours in the Society,
Scott
Sengenberger
Sentinel, 3rd Relief
(Nov 2000 - Jul 2002)
*UPDATE*
Funeral arrangements for SSG Adam L Dickmyer are as follows:
Funeral visitation will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 16, from 4:00 to 6:00 pm at:
Murphy Funeral Home
4510 Wilson Blvd
Arlington, VA 22203
The interment will follow at 9:00 am on Wednesday, November 17, at:
Memorial Chapel
Fort Myer
199 McNair Road
Arlington, VA 22211
The family respectfully asks that, in lieu of flowers, contributions be made to the
SSG Adam L. Dickmyer Scholarship Fund, which provides needed assistance to family members of the Society of the Tomb of the Honor Guard Soldiers. Contributions may be sent to
Society of the Honor Guard, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier,
c/o SSG Adam L. Dickmyer Scholarship Fund,
P.O. Box 1111,
Hermitage, PA 16148.
SSG Dickmyer was a great man, a loving husband, and
an exemplary soldier. He will be laid to rest in Arlington National
Cemetery, where he served honorably for so many years. Services will be
held in Memorial Chapel at Fort Myer, VA on Wednesday, 19 November,
2010, prior to his internment in Section 60, Arlington National
Cemetery. The event will last from 9am to 11am.
SSG Adam L. Dickmyer (APR 04 - SEP 07), 26, of Winston Salem, NC, was
an Infantryman assigned to 2nd Battalion, 502nd Infantry Regiment, 2nd
Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault). He died
October 28th, when struck by an improvised explosive device while on
dismounted foot patrol in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan.. He joined the
Army in October 2002 and arrived at Fort Campbell in November 2009.
Arrangements are pending but will be posted
immediately. Keep Adam's family in your thoughts and prayers.
Yours in the Society,
Pam
Tish
It is with a heavy heart that I must inform you that
on Saturday, 18 July, 2009, we lost one of our brothers; Sgt Talmadge
B. Gilley Jr, 3rd Relief Commander, Aug 57 to Aug 58. The following was
posted in the Daily News Journal:
Talmadge B. Gilley Jr., age 76, of Murfreesboro
died Saturday, July 18, 2009. He was a native of Rutherford County and
the son of the late Talmadge B. Gilley Sr. and Linnie Burris Gilley.
Visitation will be from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday at
Franklin Road Baptist Church. Funeral service will be 6 p.m. Thursday
at
Franklin Road Baptist Church with Rev. Mike Norris officiating.
Homegoing Fellowship will follow the service in the school gymnasium.
Burial will follow in Arlington National Cemetery with full military
honors on October 13, 2009 at 0900.
He is survived by his wife, Linda Harris Gilley;
children, Nathan (Shannon) Summar of Murfreesboro, Brandy (Wade) Pope
of Murfreesboro and Katie (Terry) Walker of Murfreesboro;
grandchildren, Ethan and John Summar, Christopher and Caroline Pope,
Tripp and Benjamin Walker, and honorary grandchildren, Cole and
Jessica Powers; sisters, Geraldine (Vaughn) Powers, and Deloris (Don)
Tenpenny, all of Murfreesboro; and brothers, Orville (Brenda) Gilley
of Springfield, Tennessee, and Ray Gilley of Murfreesboro.
He was a member of Franklin Road Baptist Church,
and an avid fan of Franklin Road Christian School Athletes. He was a
graduate of Kittrell High School, MTSU and a graduate of the school of
finance at LSU. He was a retired Commissioner of Financial
Institutions for the State of Tennessee. He served in the Army from
1956 to 1958 and continued in the Tennessee Army National Guard from
1958 until 1989. He was a member of Army's Honor Guard at the Tomb of
The Unknown Soldier. He was on detail the day of entombment of World
War II and Korean War unknown soldiers.
- Cards may be sent to:
-
Linda Harris-Gilley
4669 Windrow Road
Rockvale, TN 37153
- Memorials may be made to:
-
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Franklin Road Christian School Athletic Department
3124 Franklin Road
Murfreesboro, TN 37128
- Questions may be directed to Mr. Pat Varallo.
Yours in the Society,
Pam
Tish
Just a quick note to let
everyone know that
Jim Cardamom will undergo heart valve repair surgery on the 21st at
Cleveland Clinic...THE cardiac surgery facility in the country and
Cleveland's largest employer...by far.
I have no other information on
the situation other than to say that Jim's preparatory work revealed, in
his own words: " I was told I have the arteries of a 40 year old
man". So being a Tombie can be a good thing heart-wise. I have
asked Jim to let us know his room number there and how to get a message
through post op.
I will let you
all know ASAP. In the meantime I intend to
send him a get well card from all of us. More later.
Yours in the Society,
Meredith
Smith
SHGTUS President
Sentinel, 2nd Relief
(Oct 58 - Apr 60)
The following thank you letter was sent to Jim
Cardamon and the Society in appreciation of our DVD contribution. A
special thanks to Jim Cardamon for sharing this with us.
Another bringing of unfortunate news - our brother
Don Richburg (59-60) passed away Thursday, March 5, 2009 and now rests
with the Unknowns. Memorial services are Sunday, March 8, 2009 at 3pm at
the First Baptist Church in Roscoe, TX. The family requests that all
memorials be made to:
West Texas Rehab Center
4601 Hartford Drive
Abilene, TX 79605
Again I write this with great sadness, another one of
our brothers has passed on to be with the Unknowns. On February 12, 2009,
Doug Lamke, (60-62) passed away quietly. Doug retired in 1993 from General
Motors as a safety rep., following 31 years of service. He was an avid
golfer, handyman, enjoyed working on his lawn and spending time with his
family, which was most important to him. He was preceded in death by his
father, Ivan Lamke. Surviving are: his loving wife of 45 years, Barbara;
children, Mark (Jamie) Lamke, Greg Lamke and John (Kara) Lamke;
grandchildren, Liam, Logan and Macey Lamke; mother, Evelyn Lamke; sister,
Elaine (Richard) Parks; and special nephew and niece, Michael (Jeanie)
Parks.
It is with great sadness that I write that on January
30, 2009, our brother MSG, U. S. Army, Retired, William
E. Daniel (57-60), Badgeholder #1, passed away. MSG Daniel will be
interred at Arlington National Cemetery on February 10, 2009 at 3:00pm.
Below is the agenda for the events:
-1500 Funeral service at gravesite (SFC Lanier
presents flag)
-16++ Wreath laying at TUS (SOG)
-1700 Medallion presentation in TG Quarters (VP Jim Cardamon presents
Medallion)
MSG William Daniel will not be forgotten and now lies with the Unknowns.
Points of Contact are Neale
Cosby (58-60) and Jim Cardamon
(57-58)
Dear Society members...
Another small piece
of history unfolded . . . the 50th Anniversary of the WWII Unknown and
the Korean War Unknown
double internment was recognized on May 30. Three of the five tomb
guards originally serving in this solemn occasion were there . . . and
actively took part in the wreath laying ceremony. I have talked
to one of them and in his own words..."It does not seem very long
ago". That's the way life is . . . a fast moving river of places and
events.
This November we will celebrate the
2008
Reunion of The Society of the Honor Guard, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier .
. . SHGTUS members, wives, family members and friends coming
together to share the memory . . . events past and present that take us back
to that hollowed ground at Arlington. I hope that you will be there. You
are so very important to the success of this special biennial
occasion.
Registration forms are
now posted on the website. Although we
have time to prepare why not commit early and be standing tall when you
leave your home town for the 2008 Reunion? Do it early and secure your
reservations at our new Headquarters Hotel...The Holiday Inn at the Key
Bridge, Roslyn, Virginia. The accommodations are truly perfect for our
needs and though a little farther away than the Days Inn, it is a real
hotel with all the amenities including free parking.
The business program will be an event not to
miss this year...lots of new programs happening now and in the works.
And, we have a White House insider as our Banquet speaker for Saturday
evening . . . a
speech writer himself for U.S. Presidents. Of course there is more to
experience . . . including a social get together for all. The details are
posted. Be there November 14-16!!!
Yours in the Society,
Meredith
Smith
SHGTUS President
Sentinel, 2nd Relief
(Oct 58 - Apr 60)
It is with great sadness that I write that on June
14, 2008, our brother Frederic
Kenton "Ken" Bartrem (Jun 58 - Feb 59) passed away. Mr.
Bartrem's wishes were for no services and therefore he will be quietly
interred on Thursday, 03 July, 2008 at
Roseland
Park
Cemetery
,
Berkley
,
MI
. The family would like Ken's Tomb Guard brothers to know just how much
they meant to him and, after a wonderful personal visit from Mike Sherry
(Nov 57 - Feb 59), how much the entire family is grateful. They have
comfort in knowing that they are not alone in this portion of their
lives. Ken will not be forgotten and now lies with the Unknowns.
Yours in the Society,
Pam
Tish
All
There is a
special wreath laying ceremony planned by TOG to be held 14:15 on Friday,
30 May, 2008 honoring the 50th anniversary of the double interment of the
WWII and the Korean War Unknown Soldiers. Their
plan is to use the four or five members of the Society that took part in
the original ceremony in 1958 as the wreath laying party. Any other
of our members that wish to attend will be placed in front of the
brass chains, similar to our positions at our own wreath laying. The
TOG will be behind us on the bottom steps coming down from the Trophy
Room. They have asked me to let them know how many of our
members will be attending no later than 23 May. You can
contact me by phone or e-mail,
either will be just fine. The RC and
three of the sentinels that were walking that day 50 years ago will be
there on the 30th. If any one has
questions, don't hesitate to ask. Anyone coming in for
the ceremony will have to make there own arrangements for lodgings.
Yours in the Society,
Jim
Cardamon
Sentinel, 2nd
Relief
(Oct 57 - Jun 58)
To My Brothers and all concerned,
It is with great sadness to inform you that
our
brother, Frank Kozlowsky (1939-1940) died at 7:00pm, Friday evening, January 25,
2008. Frank (age 92) was the
oldest living former Tomb Guard. He first served as a Tomb Guard in 1939
as a member of the 3rd Cavalry Regiment commanded by then Colonel George
S. Patton and yes, Frank was a "Horse Soldier".
His wife, Sylvia's home address is:
602 N. Broad Street,
Apt.B308
Lansdale, PA 19446-2368
In
lieu of flowers, the family has asked that donations be made to the following
organization:
Society of the Honor Guard,
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Attn: Scholarship Fund
PO Box 1111
Hermitage, PA 16148
Respectfully submitted,
Pasquale
"Pat"
Varallo
Sentinel (1948)
Season's Greetings to all. For the 16th consecutive year, Morrill Worcester, owner of Worcester Wreath Company of Harrington, Maine, is donating beautiful Maine balsam fir Holiday Wreaths each decorated with a bright red bow to be placed on the graves of American service members at Arlington. This year Mr. Worcester has doubled his donation and will be delivering over 10,000 wreaths to Arlington.
The date for this year is Saturday, December 15, 2007. The Cemetery Superintendent has assigned us Section 33 to decorate which is the first large section to the right as you enter the Cemetery to the left on Eisenhower Drive. There will be signs directing volunteers to Section 33. Being on a Saturday, we do expect a very large turn out of volunteers and families this year. Limited parking will be available in the Employees and Administration Building parking lots off King Drive so we encourage those of you who can to please use the Metro Rail System and get off at the Arlington Cemetery Station on the Blue Line. Section 33 is only a very short walk from the Station.
It looks like things are scheduled for a volunteers' briefing at 0830 hours on Saturday, depending on when the trucks loaded with wreaths from Worcester Wreath Company of Harrington, Maine, arrive and get staged for unload. The briefing will take place at the McClellan Arch which is located between Section 33 and 12. You can't miss the large brick arch. Due to the large crowd we expect, for everyone's safety, I'm asking all of you to help out by keeping away from the back of the trucks until after we open the doors and off load some of the wreaths. We hope to have a system set up which will allow all of you plenty of time to receive your wreaths to place on the graves within Section 33.
The Cemetery Superintendent will open the gates to the Cemetery at 0700 hours to allow volunteers to park their vehicles in the Employee and Administration Building parking lots off King Drive, as well as along Halsey Drive and Leahy Drive. Please do not park in the parking lot designated for the Tour Buses that operate within the Cemetery which is next to the Visitor's Center. Parking is limited so we encourage those of you who can to please use the Metro Rail System if at all possible and get off at the Arlington Cemetery Station on the Blue Line. Section 33 is only a short walk from the Station. Due to the limited parking available, if you are coming with a group on a bus, we ask that you unload the passengers and then park the buses at the Visitor's Center Pay Parking lot.
Since we have a very large section to decorate, we will begin placing wreaths along the first rows of graves closest to Eisenhower Drive and work our way up the hill completing each row before moving up to the next row. We don't want to run out of wreaths along several different rows.
Please remember to complete each row before moving to the next. I'll be reminding you all of this again at the briefing.
Special memorial wreaths will also be placed at the graves of former Maine Senator and Secretary of State Edmund Muskie, the Kennedy Family Memorials; the Mast of the Battleship U.S.S. Maine, culminating with a special wreath laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers at 12:00. All volunteers are encouraged to attend any or all of these special ceremonies, especially at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers. For a complete schedule of events go to www.wreathsacrossamerica.org, click under "Locations" then click on Arlington Cemetery .
For those of you who live or will be in the DC area on Monday, December 10th, there will be a brief Wreaths Across America wreath laying ceremony taking place on the West Front Steps of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC, beginning at 11:30am. This is part of 52 similar wreath layings that will take place at all state capitals and Puerto Rico. Mr. Worcester, in addition to what he does at Arlington and other veterans memorials, has also donated the wreaths for these ceremonies. So, if you are in the area and would like to observe this ceremony, please stop by.
Also, this will be my first alert call going out to all of you who might like to help with the cleanup of the wreaths this year. As you might expect, placing of 10,000 wreaths makes for a beautiful sight to behold. But like all good things, there comes a time when the wreaths must be taken up and disposed of. Last year, for the first time, the Maine State Society, organized a cleanup day to help the cemetery grounds staff by picking up the 5,265 wreaths we all placed last year. Many volunteers gave additional time last year to help with the cleanup and it took only a short time. I know Mr. Metzler and his grounds staff appreciated the help too. So, I'm tossing out my first plea for your continued help with the cleanup again this year. Especially with over 10,000 wreaths to dispose of. Right now, we are planning a cleanup date of Saturday, February 2, 2008. Anyone who wants to help will be welcomed. I'll be sending out another plea for your help in January.
The weatherman says we are to get our first "dusting" of snow here tonight so remember to keep your eye on the weather reports for the 15th and dress accordingly. I look forward to seeing you all on Saturday, December 15th.
Wayne Hanson
Maine State Society of Washington DC
Arlington Wreath Project Coordinator
It is with heavy heart that I must regrettably inform
you:
After a fierce battle with cancer, George
Koch (1941) passed away peacefully Sunday, 30 September, 2007 at
01:00 at home, surrounded by
his family. He was laid to rest on Friday, 05 October, 2007 at New London Presbyterian Cemetery in New London,
PA.
Per
George's wishes, in
lieu of flowers, the family has asked that donations be made to one or
both of the following organizations:
Society
of the Honor Guard, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
c/o
Jim Cardamon
3740
Ridgewood Drive
Hermitage,
PA 16148
The
3d Cavalry Association
c/o
Col. (Retired) Dick Quinn
12813
Summit Trail
Belton,
TX 76513-6261
The
family wishes to convey their appreciation and gratitude for all of the
kind words, thoughts and prayers.
Yours in the Society,
Pam
Tish
It is with heavy heart that I must regrettably inform
you all:
After a long and courageous battle with gall bladder
cancer (complicated by a recent stroke), Mr. Jim Friedman (friend of the
Tomb) slipped away quietly on Thursday, 13 September 2007 and laid to rest
on Friday, 28 September 2007 at Woodlawn Memory Gardens in St Petersburg,
FL.
All,
Just received the following message from
Frank Kozlowsky's
(Mar 39 - Apr 39 // Mar 40 - Apr 40) .
To my knowledge, Frank is probably the oldest
living member of The Society, and probably the oldest Tomb Guard, he
is ninety. He was a Tomb Guard in 1939 and the Sergeant of the Guard in
1940. That is when the 3rd Cavalry Regiment was there. Colonel George
Patton was C.O. Frank has a copy of the order promoting him to Sergeant
and signed by Colonel Patton. He also has plenty of amusing stories
about the days of the horses and the "breeches" worn by the
TG's. I hope that many of you have been able to meet Frank and have some
memories of him. He was also the Honorary Sergeant of the Guard for
Reunion 2002. I am trying to attach a couple of photos of him and I
together.
He has Parkinson's disease and he fell
and broke his arm about two years ago and is still in a cast and is slow
to heal. His memory is just about gone but still has some recall. It
doesn't appear that Frank has much time left.
I have talked with Sylvia (she is a real
soldier) and she is coping the best she can. They have a daughter close
by that assists them.
My purpose in sending you this mail is
first, to covet your prayers for Frank and his family and secondly, to
send him a card or some written communication to let him know that we as
a Society live up to our motto, "Soldiers never die until
they are forgotten; Tomb Guards never forget". I
am sending this to all the members that I have addresses for.
On Friday,
December 29, 2006, there will be a special broadcast shown on the Pentagon
Channel at 12:00 noon (EST) called "Never
Falter." This show will feature The Old Guard, Arlington
National Cemetery and an interview with Mr. Richard Azzaro (63-65). This
special, which runs for approx 35 minutes, will be broadcast for 4 weeks
on the front page of the Pentagon Channel. In the upper left hand side,
select Recon under Channels and then click on the "Never
Falter" link which will automatically load the show. Any
questions or problems, feel free to contact me
Yours in the Society,
The
WebMaster
It is with heavy heart that I write this also:
Tomb Guard, George Asbury Wade, Sr. (1937 - 1938),
passed away on Wednesday, August 16, 2006. Please keep his family in your
prayers in this dark hour. The burial was held at Gates of Heaven
Cemetery in Silver Spring, Maryland on August 22, 2006. The family has asked that donations
be made to:
Church of the Resurrection
3315 Greencastle Road
Burtonsville, MD 20866
or
Burtonsville Lions Club
P.O. Box 55
Burtonsville, MD 20866
It is with heavy heart that I write this:
Tomb Guard, Ray Bowman
(Jan 67 - Jul 67) from Claremont, North Carolina, passed away on the 21st of
June, as the result of a drowning accident. Please keep his wife, Carol, their two
sons and their families in your thoughts and prayers.
Ray Allen Bowman was laid to rest in Catawba
Memorial Park, Hickory, NC on Saturday June 24, 2006.
A Service of Remembrance was held at 11:00 am on
Saturday, June 24, 2006 at Woodlawn Baptist Church. Reverend Dr. Ed Yount
and Reverend Dr. Scott Bortz officiated with the burial following.
Military Rites were provided by American Legion Post #16.The family
received friends from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Friday at Drum Funeral Home in
Conover, NC.
Condolences may be sent to the Bowman family at this Drum
Funeral Home link. Memorials may be made to:
| Woodlawn Baptist Church Building Fund |
440 7th Street Pl, SW
Conover, NC 28613 |
or
| National Parkinson Foundation |
1501 NW 9th Ave
Miami, FL 33136-1494 |
Membership Dues notices have been sent out and you should have received
them by now. If you haven't received your renewal notice, please contact Jim Cardamon
immediately. Thank you.
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