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Louis Chittenden
March 25, 2025
Tony and I served together aboard the USS Richard B Anderson (DD 786) in the early 70´s, often operating off the coast of Vietnam. He was a great shipmate, always having an upbeat, positive attitude and liked by everyone on board. Though I lost touch with Tony after leaving the Navy, I´ll always have fond memories of our working together in the ship´s office. My condolences to Tony´s family. RIP, Tony.
K
March 15, 2025
Thank you for your service Sir.
Leanne Lukela(Adams)
March 14, 2025
Oh my beloved uncle. Memories of all the baby luaus that you all took care of food. Last luau I remember a huge luau at uncle hoogies was for my son ikaikas baby lua. Over 30 years ago. Rest in love uncle, give my gram kaleiwahea my love.
FRANCES INOVEJAS (Girlie)
March 14, 2025
The best brother ever. May you experience the most incredible life in your eternal home.
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