WILLIAM EUGENE BLANCHARD

So sorry for your loss.

On behalf of the Norfolk Airport Authority Police Department, it was truly an honor to welcome home Boilermaker 1st Class Blanchard. We will NEVER forget those that made the ultimate sacrifice for the cause of freedom.

Please accept our most sincere condolence at this time. It reflects upon the Patriotism of our Nation and its people. Many years ago visited the USS Arizona and often wondered who and where the Blanchard listed there was from. I have a book listing Blanchard and allied family's written in 1970; it outlined the Blanchard family that came to America as being from France, to Massachusetts, to Virginia, to North Carolina and to Georgia. Would like to see if we can connect your family tree in the...

The honor of service envelope you The peace of God embrace you Welcome home, Sailor. Welcome Home.

I am sorry to hear of your loss. Please accept my condolences. May the love of God, friends and family carry you through your grief. 2nd Thessalonians 2:16,17.

I would like to thank Mr. Blanchard for his service and to the family certainly glad you can have closure, God bless you all.

Firstly, I want to thank William for his service. I offer my deepest and heartfelt sympathy to the Blanchard family. I’m happy that the family can now have closure and that the records can now reflect that William is no longer MIA. William was a brave and courageous man who died while fighting for his country. He was selfless and made many sacrifices and I was happy when I read that he had a son and grandchildren who can proudly reiterate his story and carry on his legacy as descendants. ...

Welcome Home War Hero. May you finally get to be put to Rest. Thoughts and Prayers to the Entire Family. Hope this helps you all have a piece of mind knowing your Loved One is Home. God Bless You All.

GOD BLESS YOU--WELCOME HOME BRAVE WARRIOR