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Email Addresses will be posted as pictures only, to discourage junk mail robots harvesting websites.
Email me at the address shown below.
If you want your communication posted to the
public guest book, please use a subject line in your email like this:
Subject: (Guest Book yes) (Email no) The parenthesis and key
words Guest Book and Email trigger my programs and make it easier for me to post
your entry. The Yes or No let me know whether to post your message to
my guest book
and whether to post your email address along with the guest book entry. If
you do not wish to post your email address, you could simply ask them to contact
you through my email address. I will forward the emails to you and let you
decide whether to make direct contact.
When in doubt, I will assume that your email is a private communication and will
not post it. I tried automatic guest book forms, but was not satisfied with the reliability across
browsers and operating systems. Simple email appears much more reliable.
I look forward to hearing from all of you.
Thanks....Homer
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to the guest book.
All Email addresses are only pictures to discourage
robots harvesting websites for junk mail lists.
You will have to write them down and type
them into your mail program manually. If you want to contact someone who did not choose to post their email address, email
me and I will forward your message to that person.
Thomas Charles Alsop
A Company, 124th Signal Battalion
Mr.
Steedly,
Greetings and thank you for your service to our country.
I am currently trying to find information out about my girlfriend's father,
Thomas Charles Alsop. He served in Vietnam in Company A, 124th Signal Battalion,
4th Infantry Div.
He is terminally ill and has been given days to live. He is currently at home
under Hospice care but he is getting worse everyday. My girlfriend has never had
a relationship with her father since she never found out about him until she was
16 years old.
Being a military veteran, I know the importance of knowing her father's military
history. The only information that he has told me is that he used to drive a
vehicle up and down a mountain to a listening station and that he also served as
a bartender. :-)
If you have any information or can point me in the right direction, I would
greatly appreciate it. I would also like information on how I can get him a flag
for his funeral service.
Regards,
Thomas Cross
CTT3 USN 1985-89
If you knew Thomas and would like to contact his daughter, email me at the Swamp_Fox address at the bottom of the page.
For general information, you may get a flag free of charge for any deceased
veteran, who served honorably in the US Military, by filling out a form.
Your funeral director will assist you. The flag is available at any
regional VA office or US Post Office. This site goes into more detail
http://www.cem.va.gov/bbene/bflags.asp
Posted 29 December 2010
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