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My Father and our Family held General Pendleton in the highest regards. Great American Family with an American hero as the patriarch! God Bless!
John M. Dreska
January 17, 2025 | Friend
Washington, District of Columbia
ELMER D. PENDLETON (Age 83) Maj. Gen., USA (Ret.) Died on Wednesday, January 19, 2011 at home. Born in Kansas City, Missouri, he enlisted in the Army on his 17th birthday. He served three years as an enlisted man, then graduated in 1951 from the US Military Academy at West...
Read MoreMy Father and our Family held General Pendleton in the highest regards. Great American Family with an American hero as the patriarch! God Bless!
John M. Dreska
January 17, 2025 | Friend
I have fond memories of both Elmer and my husband Joe. They had so much love and respect for each other. I miss them both.
Lucy Paone
January 17, 2025 | Friend
A true Patriot and inspiring Soldier.
Paul Sanders
January 17, 2021 | Military
Elmer Pendleton will live in the heart's of many forever: his best friend and loving wife Anne, his children, grandchildren, soldiers and friends. He was a hero, role model to all that knew him and touch many that did not know him personally but knew of him. He wiil be missed here on earth but we all have many beautiful memories that will be with us for our lifetime. He is at peace.
Temple Wood
February 03, 2011 | Fayetteville, NC
One of our exceptional leaders has joined the heavenly ranks. Elmer and I joined the Big Red One on the same day
Gordon Lynch
February 01, 2011 | Sun Lakes, AZ
Elmer was a great soldier, a great classmate, and a great friend.
Andy Remson
January 31, 2011 | Alexandria, VA
Dear Mrs.Pendleton: We served with pride with your husband in Korea, 19th Support Command. His passion for doing things right were legends. We are so sorry for you loss.
He will get things organized in Heaven!
Col Paul and Val Sanders
Hanau Germany
Paul Sanders
January 31, 2011 | Hanau Germany
I hope he's dancing with the angels as he keeps watch over you all. Prayers for the entire family.
Laura McDonald Ellis
January 25, 2011 | Austin, TX
He was a soldier's soldier and served his country well. We were honored to have worked with him in Turkey.
LtC and Mrs. Robert McDonald USAF Ret.
January 24, 2011