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June 17, 2014
I knew John almost all my life, he was a big influence to me and he was the reason I learned how to play the piano I still hear some of the old songs he did and never will forget them. John and my dad were the best of friends as close as brothers I think. He will be truly missed seems like all the old Nine Milers are going away and it is very sad. Not many left sorry to say. See ya on the other side John.
John Graham
June 15, 2014
The Washington State Veterans Cemetery extends our deepest sympathies to the family of John L. Trautman for your loss. We honor him for the service and sacrifice he has made for our nation, he is a true hero.
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