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Brian Kleven
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Brian Kleven
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Brian Kleven
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I'm reaching out to return some family photos to George Jr. or Zilla.
Joy Myers
November 3, 2008
Dear Z,
I am keeping you in my heart and prayers for the passing of your Dad and Mom. I am sorry that I was unable to attend the services due to my touring schedule.
Alan Alspaugh
November 3, 2008
Z and Frank,
I am very sorry to hear about the passing of your father. His dedication to the American cause will be forever missed.
Ricky Ward
October 31, 2008
Jerry and Zilla,
I was saddened to hear of our loss of Uncle George. He truly was a man like no other and he will be missed. It is comforting to know however, that he is now in the arms of a loving Saviour and what a wonderful greeting he must have gotten when he crossed over. I know Aunt Martha and your Aunt Alice and Uncle Cecil were there to greet him, as were Nanny and Pop. Uncle George and Aunt Martha will always be in my heart as will the both of you.
With all our love,
Ricky, Cindy, Justin and Jamie Ward
Larry Mahar
October 30, 2008
Dear Family,
It is with a saddened heart that I extend my deepest sympathies to you, the family of this obviously wonderful, talented and dedicated veteran of my beloved United States Navy. I did not know your loved one personally, but knew of many like him throughout my Naval career witch spaned a mere 20 years compared to Cdr Webb's 37 years. While I was too young to serve in WW-II, I did serve on the staff of Commander Fleet Air Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean (ComFairElm) in Naples, Italy and remember many, many times visiting the NATO Base at AFSOUTH near Bagnoli, Italy. I had also served with the sister ship to the Tallahatchie County AVB2, which was the Alameda County AVB-1. Though our paths never crossed, we shared similar experiences during our time in the Navy, which drew me to the story of his career. I admired men like CDR Webb. They were a special breed of men placed here on this earth to do work that God had sent them to do. You see, my Grandson also benefitted from the work of a guardian-ad-Litem as a youngster to look after his rights in a situation not of his making. So you see, I am truely grateful for men such as your family member Commander George J. Webb, USN. I thank you, his family and CDR Webb for his unselfish call to duty, and THANK YOU so much for your many sacrifices during his service to our country. Do not be disheartened, but rejoice in his graduation to his reward with our God. His duty to his God and country have not gone unnoticed. He was greatly appreciated, even by those who did not know him personally.
From a grateful American citizen and
Retired U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer
AFCM Ed Rose, U.S. Navy Retired
October 30, 2008
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Doriana Atkinson
October 29, 2008
My deepest sympathy and love.
Doriana Gaetani d'Aragona Atkinson
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