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Entry Name	Last Message
SUSAN MURPHY	July 30, 2014
BARBARA SCHULTZ	July 15, 2013
JAMES W. CUMMINGS	April 24, 2006
JAMES W. CUMMINGS	April 24, 2006
LYNNA SEABROOK	February 13, 2006
SHERRY TAYLOR	December 9, 2005
RON KEELER	February 15, 2005

Entry: 5085

LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO MAY HAVE KNOWN MY FATH

SUSAN MURPHY wrote on July 30, 2014

Rochester Minnesota

Comments:

Looking for anyone who may have known my father, known as
Jerry (Gerald)O'Connor. He grew up in the Eastern part of
the US. He served on the USS Badoen Strat, (CVE 116). The
Badoen Strait was stationed in San Diego CA in 1950. It
sailed to San Fransancisco July 2-3rd 1950 to participate in
the 4th of July celebration. July 4-5th with a unit of
Marines on board it sailed for Korea - (Back?) into the
Koran war. Only learning that my father was on the Badoen
Strait about 10 yrs ago, I've researched the Badoen Strait's
history for this long. One kind sailor sent me a CD of the
1948 yr. book but I found no name reference. My father was
a young sailor, 17-20 years old. At this point I don't know
if my father is alive or not. I'd appreciate anything from
anyone having known him. Thank you so much.

Entry: 5015

LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO MAY HAVE KNOWN MY FATH

BARBARA SCHULTZ wrote on July 15, 2013

Tampa Florida

Comments:

I am looking for someone who may have served with my father
in the Korean War. His name is Donald Gene Schultz and he
was involved with the CIA. He passed away 10 years ago, but
I want to learn more about my father that he would not tell
me. He did tell me certain details that he has never even
told my mother. Please contact me if you knew my dad.

Thanks, BJ

Entry: 3724

LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO MAY HAVE KNOWN MY FATH

JAMES W. CUMMINGS wrote on April 24, 2006

Comments:

Looking for anyone who may have served with my father
on the USS Taconic AGC-17. He served in
the military from roughly 1948-1952.
To the best of my knowledge he worked in the print shop
aboard ship and crossed the Artic Circle in 1952.

Entry: 3193

LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO MAY HAVE KNOWN MY FATH

LYNNA SEABROOK wrote on February 13, 2006

Comments:

My Father's name was Spencer Seabrook. He served during WWII in the Navy. I don't know where he served, or his dates of service. He died in 1962. Would like to speak to anyone who served with him.

Entry: 3150

LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO MAY HAVE KNOWN MY FATH

SHERRY TAYLOR wrote on December 9, 2005

Comments:

Looking for any one who on the USS Sicly with my father Bill (William) Trapani. He was a hospital Corman. Putting a book together for him and would like stories and information and any pictures. Thank you

Entry: 2543

LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO MAY HAVE KNOWN MY FATH

RON KEELER wrote on February 15, 2005

Comments:

Go to the Tin Can Sailors website, click on Shipmate Registry, scroll down to F to find USS Frank Knox, and see if anyone from your dad's years is listed.

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