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Vera-Beth Johnson (Witham)
August 2, 2013
To the family of Frank Witham. I am so sorry about Frank's passing. I would have liked to have met him. My grandfather and Frank's father were brothers. It was through Faith and her family history work that I found this out. By his pictures, Frank was a very handsome younger and older man. Being in WWII and on a torpedo plane took lots of guts according to history books. He took after his ancestor, Sidney Witham, who walked from ME to D.C. from Nov to Dec with little warm clothes to fight as one of the ME boys in the Civil War. May the Lord give you comfort at this time and know that families are forever! God bless U.
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