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A Lynch
May 9, 2023
This is sad. He was one of my best friends when he was in the Army. Helped me through a few tough times. His laughter and smile let up a room. His directness and down to earth attitude was no nonsense and always in love. I was doing a few searches looking for old Army buddies and I came across this sad news. I shed tears of sadness for not being able to talk to my brother again. And tears of joy knowing he is in a better place. Rest in Power my brother. You are missed.
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Reginald Goings
June 20, 2019
Rest In Peace, my brother. Glad I got see you when you came to the reunions.
Class of 1983
Jacenta Sutton
June 19, 2019
My dearest and oldest brother, I am filled with great sadness that you're gone and no longer with us. You left us and never told us about your hurt and pain. Life isn't fair but it's how we handle things that makes a huge difference. And now you have no worries baby boy. You never got over Momma's home going and that took a toll on you and your health. Now you're with our Momma and Daddy and I know they've welcomed you when you arrived in Heaven. Anthony, you're in no more pain and at peace now. May your soul rest in peace my love. I will love you forever brother and will keep your memory alive.
Love you Bro,
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