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To a real American Hero,R.I.P!
Robert Nix
November 30, 2020 | Coworker
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James W. Eikner
Austin, Texas
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James W. Eikner was born on a date that would later live in infamy and died Thursday, May Day. In between he helped liberate Europe, free prisoners in Nazi concentration camps and set up communications equipment at Lyndon B. Johnson's Hill Country homes. He was 100.
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I never had the chance to thank American veterans for what they did, to free us from the Nazis. Among those veterans, I learned just recently, was James Ike Eikner. I was too late to tell him personally what he has meant to us, simple people in Belgium.
Thank you mr Eikner. May you rest in peace.
Vincent Seghers
June 06, 2018 | Gent, Belgium, QC
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My mame Rose Thomas yo u will be by alot. Of people rest in peace.
rose thomas
March 25, 2016 | Sardis, MS
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Think of you always! Miss your company and your stories. Proud to of known you and Kathleen.
Deedra Havens
September 29, 2015 | Minatare, NE
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James "Ike" Eikner, was an American hero. His life and legacy will live for generations in the history of the American soldier. He was creative, loyal, honorable, and had towering intelligence. His presence has graced us for 100 years, and he will be missed. Condolences to his son and daughter in law. With great respect and sadness, Sandy Boyd, Army daughter and wife
May 09, 2014
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So sorry to learn that 'Ike' is passed away , he was a reliable pen pal over almost 15 years , he will be missed ... Ranger Lead The Way Forever !
Thierry / Belgium
May 06, 2014
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