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Joseph Smith, Navy
Joseph Smith, Navy, Captain, Served from 1953, Passed on 10/26/28, Posted by: Joseph Smith II
Capt. & Mrs. JC Smith USB Class of 1953
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Joseph Smith, Navy
Joseph Smith, Navy, Posted by: Joseph Smith II
Captain Joseph C. Smith US Navy Ret
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In memory of Pete Riester '81 USNA
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Mark Adamshick '81 USNA. In our hearts always.
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In memory of Bill Girrier '78 USNA.
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Charles W. Flusser, Navy
Charles W. Flusser, Navy
Thank you for your service.
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John R. Jaschik, Navy
John R. Jaschik, Navy, Private
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Raymond Daley
Raymond Daley, 1st Lt., Posted by: Edward A. Smyth & Elizabeth Ann Smyth
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John Rudolph Carpenter, Navy
John Rudolph Carpenter, Navy, LT, Born 08/19/56, Passed on 04/04/19, Posted by: Pilar Maria Carpenter
Lt John Rudolph Carpenter. Merry Christmas in Heaven Jack. Beloved son, brother, father, uncle and friend. Hug dad for all of us and know how very much you are loved and missed every day. John (Jack) Rudolph Carpenter died on April 4, 2019 at his home in Annapolis, Maryland surrounded by his loving family. John was born on August 19, 1956 at Brooke Army Medical Hospital at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, TX to then 2nd Lieutenant and Mrs. John A. Carpenter. As the son of a career USAF officer, he spent his youth living in Texas, Hawaii, New Jersey, Arizona, California, and Virginia. John was an Eagle Scout and was always adventurous – he loved spending time outdoors in the wilderness and was a member of the Varsity Water Polo and Varsity Swimming teams in high school. Always happiest when near the sea or sailing open waters, John was honored to be selected as a midshipman and entered the Naval Academy in the summer of 1974. He was a proud member of the USNA Class of 1978 – 29th Company. Following graduation with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Oceanography, John reported to Turner Joy (DD-951), where he was anti-submarine warfare officer, combat information center officer, naval gunfire support officer and ship intelligence officer; and was a plankowner of Ticonderoga (CG-47), where he was main propulsion assistant/engineer. His decorations include the National Defense Medal, Sharpshooter Ribbon and Surface Warfare insignia. Following his Navy career, John joined Raytheon in Portsmouth, RI as a Systems Engineer where he oversaw development of MK-48 Advanced Capability (AdCap) torpedo software for submarine fired torpedoes. After Raytheon, John served 10 years in the U.S. Merchant Marines with a U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Marine License – Second Mate Unlimited Tonnage; All oceans/Captain of 1600 ton. John founded two Veteran-owned small businesses that are still in operation: Maine Labpack Inc. (1997) and MLi Environmental (2005) both specializing in hazard
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John Arnold Carpenter, Air Force
John Arnold Carpenter, Air Force, Colonel, Born 01/09/31, Passed on 09/17/89, Posted by: Pilar Maria Carpenter
The Man, the myth, the legend - American Patriot Col. John A. Carpenter USAF. Dad, wish we could be in San Antonio to personally place this wreath on your grave. As a Wreaths Across America volunteer is reading out your name and placing the wreath on your gravesite on our behalf, we will be honoring you by volunteering at Arlington National Cemetery for families that can't make it here and reading their loved ones names out and placing the wreaths on their behalf. Thank you for your service to our Nation and instilling in us the same love, honor and pride for God, Family, and Country. I know you will be watching over us as Jessica and Meadow carry on the traditions.
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Warren DeFazio, Air Force
Warren DeFazio, Air Force
In loving memory and thanks to Warren DeFazio for his many years of service in the United States Air Force.
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CDR Robert Kinnaird Caldwell, USNA 58'
CDR Robert Kinnaird Caldwell, USNA 58'
In loving memory of CDR and Mrs. Robert Kinnaird Caldwell, USNA 58'
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Posted by: L S NEFF
In memory of Verne Knarr US Army
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Hollis Lee Holthaus
Hollis Lee Holthaus, CDR, Served from 1954, Born 06/09/36, Passed on 03/13/93, Posted by: April H.
Memories are still bright. Days are getting shorter until I see you again.
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Austin Zalik
Austin Zalik, Posted by: Jacqueline Zalik
Austin, you are forever loved and never forgotten.
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Posted by: Leslie Thomas
In Memory of Captain and Mrs. Svend E. Thomas, Scott Thomas, Mark Adamshick and Alan Vander Pyl. And In Honor of Major General Ken Weir. All loved.