Jesse W. Deaton

Jesse and I worked together as Gunnys in Maintenance Control at Tustin. One hell of a nice guy. I wish Fair seas and Following Breeze to an old fellow Marine. SEMPER FI

Dear Pat and family, please accept my condolences on your loss. Pat, I am here for you to talk, call me any time.

Jesse you will be missed, Pat please accept our condolances.
Semper Fi my brother

Pat
our love and compassion go out to you and yours,keep in touch.

Pat, Jesse's passing will never be forgotten by those whose lives he has touched. I'll never forget the adventures we shared flying the "Old Duece" together both in the states and in RVN. Semper Fi and GBU.

Jesse, I am glad that I got to be a part of your life even though it was for a short period, here at DCMA. One day out of the Blue, you gave me a cook book that your sister wrote with all your Moms recipes.
I loved to listen when you would talk about your life as a Marine. It seemed like you had a very fulfilling and adventurous life. Now you may live on with the lord and look down on all of us until we meet again someday. I will always remember how you tell to me "Its Friday go home...

Jesse:
Thanks for helping me to learn about how to fix the helicopter we crewed together in HMH462. You helped to make me a better mechanic and Marine. You touched many peoples lives in many different ways, I was fortunate to be one of them.

Semper Fi,
Tom Burford

Pat,
I only met your once and that was at the pop-a-smoke reunion in fort worth. But i knew Jesse for many years. he and I served together in the Marines and we lived across the street from one another on J-ville, NC. He was a friend and a brother Marine. He made an impression on my life and I will miss him but I know I will see him in heaven guarding the gates. May God bless you.
Rev. Charles Lightle, MSgt retired

Fair winds & following seas my old Marine friend.
Semper Fi
Bill
M/Sgt USMC retired