Current Message 1 - January 25, 2010

Entry: 73279 13th Bomb Sqdn	1st Lt Johnny Roessel
Craig Roberts wrote on 2010-01-25 16:18:04.0 Comments: Looking for anyone who knew my Uncle Johnny. He was a navigator on a B-26 Invadera and was shot down Aug 7th, 1952 near Hwangju. His mother and father were my uncle Emile and aunt Ella Roessel and lived next door to us in Huntington Park, California. I remember when we got the word that his airplane was shot down and he was missing in action. I was 5 years old at the time. I still have a photo of him taken during WWII when he was going through flight training. In the photo he is stepping up into the cockpit of a Stearman biplane. We always hoped that he had survived and would come home at the end of the war. Keywords: John Roessell, 13th Bombardment Squadron, MIA KIA

Current Message 2 - December 20, 2009

Entry: 72839 13th Bomb Sqdn	Searching for members of the 7155 Tow Target Squadron
Gayle Lafnear wrote on 2009-12-20 18:12:48.0 Comments: Keywords: I am looking for anyone that served with my Father, SGT William (Bill) Bush in the 7155th Tow Target Squadron. They weren't officially stationed at one duty stationed but flew all over. His plane was shot down over Africa. He also flew the Berlin Air Lift. Please if anyone has any information I beg of you to get ahold of me. Thank you. Gayle Lafnear

Current Message 3 - August 19, 2009

Entry: 71345 13th Bomb Sqdn	Monty Coffin information request
Justin Chandler wrote on 2009-08-19 21:58:43.0 Comments: I'm looking for anyone that flew with my grandfather the late Col Monty Coffin. He passed away while I was still at the Air Force Academy in 2000. I am currently flying in the AF in C-130s and would love to hear any memories or stories. Thanks. Keywords:

Current Message 4 - June 26, 2009

Entry: 70716 13th Bomb Sqdn	Status
Shirley Broeske wrote on 2009-06-26 10:13:44.0 Comments: For many years I have worn, the braclet and prayed for Ray E. Wells. I would like to know his status and send my best regards to his family Shirley Keywords: 12/31/53

Current Message 5 - April 23, 2009

Entry: 69954 13th Bomb Sqdn	Ken Waite
Sara Skibo wrote on 2009-04-23 08:41:50.0 Comments: Wondering if anyone has any stories and new my grandfather Ken Waite. Keywords: Ken Waite

Current Message 6 - June 3, 2008

Entry: 65908 13th Bomb Sqdn	Robert J. Hefferon, West Point '46, E-2
Thomas Hefferon wrote on 2008-06-03 13:48:24.0 Comments: My father was out of E-2 in West Point's Class of '46. He died in Kingston, Ontario, Canada on August 31, 1958. Anybody remember him? Keywords: Korea, 24th Infantry Division, Ordinance

Current Message 7 - April 5, 2008

Entry: 65102 13th Bomb Sqdn	E. Francis Unser
Edward Francis Unser wrote on 2008-04-05 22:16:21.0 Comments: Keywords: Bob Sheehan is someone I will always remember because he flew with our group the day he went missing.

Current Message 8 - August 7, 2007

Entry: 61899 13th Bomb Sqdn	13th planes...
John Clayborn wrote on 2007-08-07 11:49:36.0 Comments: Comments: Im looking for anyone who has pictures or photos of plane "F" (aka: BC-247, AKA: 434247). There is a dragon depicted on the nose. This plane was originally part of the 8th BS and crashed in '51. Then it was transferred to the 13th and shot down in '52. My grandfather served on this plane and I would love to have a photo of it. I know that the late Lt. Col. Emil Pindzola was the pilot and Roy L. Compton was the Nav/Bomb. I would love any information, photos or general recollections/stories about this plane and it's crew. Thanks! -Kind Regards Keywords: F, Dragon, BC-247, 434247, Pindzola,

Current Message 9 - June 2, 2007

Entry: 61184 13th Bomb Sqdn	RAF Sunderland Flying Boats
Tony Burt wrote on 2007-06-02 11:23:15.0 Comments: I wonder whether any association members went for a ride in an RAF Sunderland flying boat which operated from Iwakuni? There were 3 RAF squadrons which flew from there in 1950 (88 Squadron based at Hong Kong and 205 and 209 Squadrons based at Singapore). Keywords: 205 Squadron, Far East Flying Boat Wing, RAF

Current Message 10 - June 30, 2006

Entry: 57910 13th Bomb Sqdn	Thank you for serving our Country
Rocci Twitchell wrote on 2006-06-30 15:21:26.0 Comments: Thanks to all who served our Country Sincerly, Rocci Randall Twitchell Keywords: My Grand Father served in the Grim Reapers Major Robert Lee Caris

Current Message 11 - November 3, 2005

Entry: 53904 13th Bomb Sqdn	Looking for info on The Jeanne B26
Thomas Burk wrote on 2005-11-03 00:00:00.0 Comments: Looking for anyone who might have known any of the following B26 Bomber crew flying missions in Korea from Dec 1952 thru July 1952...Pilot C.E. Deitsch,Navigator J.H Wheeler, Gunner L.J.Burk,Engineer J.L.Bugg, Crew cheif H.I. Jenkins,A/C/C L.D. Perry. My Dad was the gunner(now deceaed) and Im attempting to do some research on his/crews combat missions during this period...any help much appreciated. My uncle is "Bob G. Burk" ( who is also a Korean vet.) Also, if you know where "The Jeanne" is today, please tell me. Tom Burk Keywords: "The Jeanne", b26, b-26, korean war, louis j. burk

Current Message 12 - March 6, 2005

Entry: 49387 13th Bomb Sqdn	Looking for 6th Tow Target Johnson Air Force Base 1954
D. Lee Zenoniani wrote on 2005-03-06 12:04:00.0 Comments: Looking for members of the 6th Tow Target Squadron, 1954, Johnson Air Force Base Keywords:

Current Message 13 - February 1, 2005

Entry: 48602 13th Bomb Sqdn	SEARCHING FOR MARTIN, ROBERT JR, OR ANYBODY WHO KNOWED HIM, AIRFORCE 13 BOMB SQDN, 3 BOMB WING
Robert Schauer wrote on 2005-02-01 13:24:44.0 Comments: He was 1945 in Austria, Braunau/Inn and later in St. Johann/Pongau. Id would be nice if somebody could send me a picture of him or further information about his life... Keywords:

Current Message 14 - September 30, 2004

Entry: 46103 13th Bomb Sqdn	June - December 1950
Dempsey Bankus wrote on 2004-09-30 22:04:42.0 Comments: let me hear from anyone who is still alive - seen too many obits Keywords: Gunner in 1950, first American injured in Korean conflict, Pilot was Lt. Morrow, Crashlanded at Ashia, Japan,13th bomb squadron, 3rd bomb group, Sam Lowery (singin sam), THE WHEEL #405 , flew with Lt. Ferns and Lt. Prettymen, and Capt. Belleau who are all dead, DFC, first purple heart ever given in Korean conflict

Current Message 15 - September 22, 2004

Entry: 45939 13th Bomb Sqdn	Lt. Melvin Ruhmann
Brendan Gage wrote on 2004-09-22 14:18:19.0 Comments: My grandfather, 1LT Melvin F. Ruhmann, served as a B-26 navigator/bombadier with the Grim Reapers in the early part of the Korean War. He passed away in 1986. My grandmother has all of his military records and a number of newspaper clippings and photos from his time there. However, I'm writing a screenplay about his service and need someone who knew him to fill in some blanks. If there is a veteran out there who knew him, Captain Steve Festini of Cleveland or SSGT Richard Bolin from Ohio, please contact me at brendan_gage@hotmail.com Thanks! Brendan Keywords: Grim Reapers, 13th bomb squadron, 3rd bomb group, korea

Current Message 16 - August 20, 2004

Entry: 45341 13th Bomb Sqdn	Fred B. Rountree
Fred B. Rountree wrote on 2004-08-20 22:03:32.0 Comments: I would like to hear from any who served with my father. I know very little about the missions he flew, the conditions and events leading up to the day his aircraft was shot down. Keywords: Grim Reapers

Current Message 17 - July 29, 2004

Entry: 44887 13th Bomb Sqdn	Korean War
Randy Dawson wrote on 2004-07-29 19:45:23.0 Comments: July 29, 2004 Greetings: I am Randy Dawson residing in Columbus, GA. near Ft. Benning. My dad was in the Korean conflict during early 50's, he does not talk much about it unless asked. All I really know is that he was a Sargent, William C. Dawson, and prepared many parachutes. Having read about the Korean War, I want to learn more details. My dad is still living in TX, we talk now and then, however he has aged like the rest of us. I am unsure about how he feels about the subject. I read postings on the internet by people all the time, magazine articles, etc... Keywords: 13th Bomb Squadron, Aero Bomb Squadron, The Grim Reapers, Korean War, Toko, Japan, North Sea, North Korea, South Korea, B-52, Air Gun, Flight of Aces, Jim Laurier -1948, Sgt. William C. Dawson, Parachute Rigger.

Current Message 18 - July 22, 2004

Entry: 44704 13th Bomb Sqdn	Info on Monty Coffin
Justin Chandler wrote on 2004-07-22 16:01:02.0 Comments: Looking for any information, or stories on my late gradfather Monty Coffin, he was a B-26 pilot in the Korean War, any info would be very appreciated. Keywords:

Current Message 19 - May 7, 2004

Entry: 42893 13th Bomb Sqdn	reunion
Jerry Devinie wrote on 2004-05-07 22:40:12.0 Comments: looking for info on Jack Burwick of California Richard Basinger of Georgia now deceased. Keywords: known as G. J. Devine

Current Message 20 - February 18, 2004

Entry: 41007 13th Bomb Sqdn	Friends?
Stanley Brown wrote on 2004-02-18 11:18:15.0 Comments: Where are they at Hell? Keywords: Jim Braly Lt Petrie

Current Message 21 - April 16, 2003

Entry: 33617 13th Bomb Sqdn	13 Bomb Sqdn 1956-1958
Herbert Jones wrote on 2003-04-16 01:04:37.0 Comments: I was in the Instrument Shop attached to the Engine Shop while in the 13 Bomb Sqdn. In 1957 6303 AMES was formed and I was transfered to it. My rank at that time was A1c. I would like to hear from anyone that might have been in those units at that time. Keywords:

Current Message 22 - February 19, 2003

Entry: 32176 13th Bomb Sqdn	13th Bomb Sqdn
ANN AND AL Soehrmann wrote on 2003-02-19 08:59:38.0 Comments: We have just added some photos of the 13th Bomb Sqdn to our Korean War Era Veterans Website # 2 B. It is a FREE but Private website but open to all Korean War Era Veterans and their families. If you would like access and are a veteran, send us your name, regular address, e-mail address, and a little about your service time. If you are a relative of a living or deceased veteran, also include their name and your relationship to them. e-mail us at : happyas@tds.net Keywords:

Current Message 23 - January 18, 2003

Entry: 31364 13th Bomb Sqdn	We have info on Wells, Wheelwright, Ramsey crew
Ray Wells wrote on 2003-01-18 21:15:36.0 Comments: My father, Ray E. Wells was a pilot in the 13th, who along with his crew, Robert Ramsey, navigator and Clarence Wheelright, gunner, were MIA May 30th, 1952. In the mid-1990's, a joint US-Russian Commission was successful in accounting for some Korean MIA and KIA. We have learned what happened to them 42 years after their disappearance. We are seeking relatives of his crew to share this information with them. We also seek information from those who knew Ray Wells in Korea. Keywords: Ray E. Wells, Clarence W. Wheelwright, Robert J. Ramsey, MIA

Current Message 24 - June 2, 2002

Entry: 25954 13th Bomb Sqdn	Charles Wolfe
Matthew Wolfe Figun wrote on 2002-06-02 02:07:25.0 Comments: I am the grandson of Charles Wolfe and although my grandmother has told me countless stories about my grandfather I am trying to contact somebody that knew him personally. (especially if you flew with him)I am just trying to find out more about him to better understand the history of my family. I would greatly appreciate any information. Any means of contacting me would be fine. Either by phone, mail, or email. Thank you, Matthew Wolfe Figun Keywords:

Grim Reapers Newsletter

On Sat, 10 Jan 1998 
Karen Harden americlean@vader.aureate.com wrote:

THE INVADER is a 50 page (aprox.) newsletter of the 13th Bomb Squadron
Association (Korea). It is published three times yearly for the benefit
of Association members.

The magazine/association is involed in locating, and informing others
of, the whereabouts of fellow Grim Reapers.

The articles are interesting, written by the men who lived the
experience of Korea; stories about winning the Distinquished Flying
Cross, the history of the 13th, being a pilot at the front, and much
more. The photographs are amazing (to me), bringing home more clearly
to me what Dad saw over there.

Editor\Publisher.....William F. Ricketts, Jr.
                     11650 E. Calle Aurora
                     Tucson, AZ  85748-8319
                       bill_ricketts-jr@juno.com

13th Bomb Squadron Association (Korea)

Official Website

Posted by: Sandra Fenton Email address

Capt. Donald Dean Tegt MIA

Updated: 3/08/99 by editor
3RD BMBR GP	7/4/51		B-26

On Thu, 02 Apr 1998 
spg_lab Email address wrote:

Good Day: 

I am looking for information on MIA Korea Capt. Donald Dean Tegt. He 
was later listed as KIA. Cannot find him listed on any military lists.

My address is: 
Jan M. Tegt
116 Longview Dr.
Richmond, KY 40475

Thank you for your assistance.

Ed note: please let us know if you have info on Capt Tegt. Send to Jan
and to Ted Barker at: tbarker@kwp.org, thanks.

Re: TEGT

Updated: 10/25/2001
From: Ed Moynagh  Email address
To: webcl8@ACS.EKU.EDU

Subject: Capt Tegt
Date: Fri, 30 Apr 1999 

Hi;

I saw your request on the Korean War Project, what kind of info are you 
looking for? 

He is listed on the data base I am using & was in the same Bomb Gp I 
was. He was lost with two people from the 13th Bomb Sq. if you want 
their names let me know. We may be able to find some people who 
knew him. You can find me at ejsmp@gateway.net=20

Ed Moynagh
Huntington Beach Ca.

Holman Calvin Rawls, MIA

At 04:27 PM 6/30/96 , you wrote:

13TH BOMB SQ	7/8/52 B-26B

My name is Mary Glover and I live in Oklahoma. I am looking for 
information about my father who was a navigator on a B 26 bomber in 
korea. He departed Kunsan Airdrome, Korea on July 7, 1952 on a night 
intruder mission over North Korea . The 3 man crew never returned and 
so they were declared mias. 

I don't know the name or the pilot and co-pilot or who ever was with 
him. If anyone has any information about their father having done the 
same thing at the same time ,I would be interested in knowing what 
you know and what their names were.

This is the reason I found your home page Cecil. I am not very familiar 
yet with navigating and getting my own home page. 

By the way, My father's name was Holman Calvin Rawls, Jr. 
His nickname was Sonny.

 VQPC59A@prodigy.com ( MARY R GLOVER)

13th Bomb Squadron

From: Cohenget@aol.com
Subject: 13th Bomb Squad/3rd Bomb Group/Johnson AFB, Tokyo

I would like to hear from the following airmen who I flew with
during 1954-56 out of Johnson AFB, Toyko:

LT Jim O'Neal
LT Reed Billadieu
SGT Schultz
LT Edward Bureau
LT David Buffington
LT Anthony Brocato

Thanks.  
Harvey B. Cohen

Please contact Harvey Cohen (703-525-2260).  

Thank you.

Lt. Charles Prettyman

On Thu, 23 Oct 1997 
Braxton Bradford  wrote:

Braxton Bradford
4513 S OAk DR Q 72
Tampa FL 33611

phone: 813 839 0385
fax: 813 273 3655

Looking for information on Lt. Charles Prettyman 13th Bomb Sqdn 1950-
51. Died LAngley Aug '52 in accident. Flew 76 missions. DFC,AM 6olc.
need photos or additional info on Korean service.

Locating former unit members

On Fri, 2 Jan 1998 
Karen Adams Harden americlean@thnet.com wrote:

I am searching for 13th bomb squadron veterans for my
father, Alvin J. Adams. He is on the reunion committee,
and works very hard at finding people.

More on Adams

On Tue, 9 Mar 1999
Alvin J Adams Email address wrote:
TED:

Not being on line, I have not seen your web page.  In reading your
letters I assume you are keeping a record of all Air Force personnel who
were in Korea.

If that is the case, by searching for 13th Bomb Squadron men, I have
been sent copies of orders transfering men thru 2349th Personnel
Processing Grp, 3rd Bomb Wing, 6403rd Personnel Processing Sq, a few 
from Langley AFB and probably a few other orders of that type.

We have accounted for all but a couple hundred of our guys.

AL Adams

1st Lt Clifford G. Selman MIA

On Tue, 3 Feb 1998 
Danlee Selman Email address wrote:

1522C Conrad Heights
NAS Patuxent River, MD 20670

Telephone:	(301) 737-4188

1st Lt Clifford G. Selman was my only paternal uncle. He was attached to
the 13th Bomber Squadron, 3rd Bomber Wing. On 17 April 1953 he bailed 
out  of the back of his B-26 with another airman and became missing in
action. A year later he was declared KIA. 

I am looking for anyone who might have know him or knew of him. I am
conducting a genealogical research of my family and any stories that 
would contribute to his personality would be greatly appreciated.

Gene Wilton Gould MIA

On Fri, 20 Mar 1998 
URtypeguy Email address wrote:

My Father, Gene Wilton Gould, was MIA in Korea in 1953 (three years 
after my birth) all of my life I have sought information on his career 
in the military, only to obtain it at age 45.

I would be interested in possible contact with members of his company, 
to obtain any information about him I could, military records don't
tell anything about the man---my father.   Would appreciate any
assistance you could give.

13BbSq, 3BbGp(L)APO970 from January 4, l952 through April 4, l952.
He was a Navigator, Bmbdr, Radr according to his Chrononlogical Record 
of Military Service.

His casualty report states that verifies this information.  Casuality
report states he was MIA in action as of March 31, 1952. and according 
to provisions of Section 5, of the Act of Marrch 7, 1942, PL 490, 77th
Congress, was proclaimed dead.

My father was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal and 
4 oak clusters, and Purple Heart.

He is memorialized at Fort Logan Cemetery in Denver Colorado.
Again, thank you for keeping those loved ones alive.

Rich Gould

UPdate: 11/04/98 ed note: heard from Rich and many contacts made, most
recent w/  Donnel Matthews who was sent to Korea with served with him 
until MIA.

1954

On Mon, 25 May 1998 
Carl Mosher Email address wrote:

14601 Palmetto Palm Ave.
Miami Lakes, FL 33014-2647

phone: 305-558-3456
fax: 305-558-4489

3rd Bomb Wing

datein: Feb 53 dateout: Feb 73

comments: Member of 13th Bomb Sqd. Periods April 1954 to November 1955.

Photos

On Tue, 04 Aug 1998 
Annie Allerdice Email address wrote:

In your project do you have any photos or data on the Grim Reapers, 
13th Bombing Squadron? I am doing research on my father Lt. Col David 
Way Allerdice Jr. Squadron Commandor 1953

Thanks
Annie Allerdice

13th Bomb Squadron Association

On Tue, 15 Sep 1998 
Sandra Fenton Email address wrote:

Click here for website

A Korean War US Air Force veterans group site featuring nose art, oral
histories, MIAs, pilots, gunners, navigators, strike targets and more.
Lots of pictures!

Lt James Van Fleet

Date: Tuesday, July 21, 1998 
Updated: 10/25/2001
From: emoynagh
Subject: MIA  Ralph Phelps

Hi:
Phelps was a gunner [ B-26 } in the 13th Bomb Sqdn. 3rd Bomb wing  
at K-8.

The Pilot who he was lost with was Lt James Van Fleet son of Gen 
Van Fleet Commanding General of all forces in Korea. Also lost was the 
navigator John  Mac Allaster.

Ed Moynagh Email address

More on Van Fleet

On Sun, 08 Nov 1998
Dan Fisher ziggy2  Email addresswrote:

Thank you for not forgetting me, and my request for more data about
LT James A. Van Fleet Jr., Korean War POW/MIA.  I am also trying to
find more data about his two crew members, McAllaster and Phelps.

There is so little data "out there", and even my local library gave
me nothing substantial! In any case, I have "adopted" this crew on
our unit web site, and since my state senator has been defeated in this
election, I will be writing to his replacement for congressional
feedback and will provide you with anything I receive! I've put together
a total of four (4) pages (from data retrieved from the KWP web site),
about the Korean War POW/MIA issue at URL:

http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/fleet-3.html

Thank you,

Dan Fisher (MSG,Ret), Svc 6-29 FA, "CAN DO"
Webmaster,
29th Field Artillery Regiment
http://member.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/index.html

Clifford Sellman

 
Updated: 3/08/99 editor, from PMKOR Database
From: Gene Easley  easy@indy.net

Subject: Clifford Sellman 13TH BOMB SQ	5/17/53		B-26

Dear Mr. Barker:

Clifford Sellman was my roommate at Purdue University. He went to Korea 
and went to the German Occupation. He was reported killed in action in 
1954!

A brief search has not revealed any information to me but I have been 
lead to believe that he was shot down over Korea, bailed out OK, and his
parachute reported on the ground. The date of his reported death (as 
shown on the Korea War Memorial in Indianapolis) is 1954 possiably
indicating a death in captivity. 

Any information that you might add or correct would be appreciated.

Thank You,

Gene Easley

----more from KWP---

Name spelled Selman on Honor Role

Selman, Clifford Gene

The date indicates the original date of casualty of 5/17/53, near the 
end of the war. The official date was from either a POW debrief, 
or files filtering to command level.  The other option is that was the
date of determination.

SSgt Grady M. Weeks - MIA

Updated: 3/08/99 by editor from PMKOR dataset
On Sun, 22 Sep 96 "GERALD R. GRIGGS"  
grgriggs@msn.com  wrote:

13TH BOMB SQ	8/8/52		B-26

SSgt Grady M. Weeks was a POW/MIA who was lost in August of 1952
while flying as a member of an aircrew in a mission over North Korea.

He was my father and I would be interested in any information that 
anyone would have about him. He was from Birmingham Alabama. 

Lt Col Rebecca Weeks 

1st Lt. Johnnie Jennings Roessel MIA

Updated: 3/08/99 by editor
MIA	13TH BOMB SQ	8/7/52		B-26C

On Sat, 9 Aug 1997
Updated: 8/10/99
John Rozatti 1. Email address 2. Email address wrote: 

I was looking for info on my cousin, his name is Johnnie Roessel,1st Lt,
Navigator who was reported as MIA after his bomber crashed landed in 
Korea.  

I was named after my cousin and for most of my life I have heard 
different stories told of what happened.  My mom just informed me that 
she read an article in the newspaper that references a b-29 that crashed
about six months before the end of the was. She remembers that my cousin
Johnnie's plane crashed around that time also.  She said the article
mentions that there was a crew of five men on the plane that crashed at
that same time and that most of them survived. 

I would like to know if you can give me some suggestions on where to 
begin my search for info, or if there is a group of pilots that are 
still around that may have information.  After my cousin was reported as
missing, his family was contacted by fellow pilots that said they were 
able to fly over and see that the plane crash landed, that it did not 
crash and burn. They were unable to do anything, but returned the next 
day to the crash site and believe that the plane had been buried or 
covered, as there was no sign of the plane. 

This has always led us to believe that he did survice and was taken as a
POW. 

I would appreciate your help and if you could email I would really be 
grateful. 

Thanking you in advance, 

Sincerely, 

John Rozatti 

Warren Bacon Wisdom

On Sun, 7 Mar 1999
Carrie Zehner  Email address wrote:

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First Name: Carrie  
Last Name : Zehner	
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Comments: 

My Uncle was Warren Bacon Wisdom and he has been a MIA since 1953 and we
have never heard anything about him.  He was a purple heart recepiment.

We don't his company, battalion, or location where he was shot down. My
Aunt would like to at least know where hje was shot down or even where 
his remains are located.

If you have any new information could you pleas email me at the address
above.

thank you
Carrie Zehner

BERNARD SMIEGAL

From: Alvin J Adams
Sent: Saturday, January 09, 1999 5:24 AM

The other reason for writing is we found a 13th Bomb Sqdn man yesterday. 
His tour in the 13th was while it was at Johnson AFB after the War. He
was with the 34th Bomb Sqdn, 17th BW while it was at Pusan. Bernard
would like to contact some of your people.  His address is;

BERNARD SMIEGAL
737 DUNMORE ST
THROOP, PA 18512-1187

I don't have his phone number.

Every once in awhile the wife of one of our members, Linda Brooks, takes
it on herself to assist us in our search.  She does a hell of a job. 
Already this week she has come up with seven finds.  Smiegal is one of
them.  I need to put a write-up in the INVADER letting everyone know how
hard she works for the Association.

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