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Keith Flanary
November 29, 2002
Hershel, the youngest of my Grandfather Harvey Parson's first family, was admired and respected by all his siblings, nieces and nephews. I patterned my life from his. I applied to the Air Force Academy but was rejected - I could not fly. I was accepted by Naval Academy but I rejected - I wanted to be an airman. I majored in Hershel's skill, electrical engeneering. I was called by the Armed Services draft following the Korean conflict - selected the Air Force as my Armed Forces service. I last saw Hershel while I was in the Air Force stationed at Biloxi, Mississippi, in 1960.
I send my regrets to the immedite family. I recall many remote memories of this special person. My presence in his life would not have added a great amount. His presence in mine has and always will remain an emblem of admiration as the favorite uncle, my late mother Ruth's brother. His accomplishments were exceptional.
Lawana Parsons-Fulks
November 27, 2002
So sorry to hear of uncle Hershell's death. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Debbie Standridge
November 25, 2002
I am priviledged to have worked for Col. Parsons, many years ago, at the West Central Georgia Community Action Council. I appreciate so much the opportunities and support he gave me as a young person. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers, and I will remember Col. Parsons fondly.
Jim Worrall
November 25, 2002
To Ted's Family - You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Ada, we recall with much fondness the time we worked together. May God bless you in a very special way during this particular time.
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