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Re: Passing of a Sailor

Thanks, Randy. My condolences to you and your family at the passing of your Dad. Your tribute here is just one of the many reasons I am honored and humbled to be a member of a group of men and women who find comraderies, friendship and solace in sticking together after so many years. In many ways I think we are more than just a "System". We're family. Your note touched me deeply.

- Jim

Re: Passing of a Sailor

What a wonderful tribute from a Son to his Dad. He was obviously a special person and that trait was obviously passed on to his Son.

Losing a loved one is the circle of life. But...., when we lose someone special, that adage doesn't make it any easier.

Randy, you had a hell of a career and I'm betting your dad was just as proud of you as you are of him.

Our sincere condolences on you Family loss. May your Dad rest in peace.

John and Pat ellis

Re: Passing of a Sailor

Randy -

Our sincere condolences to you and your family over the loss of your Dad who, undoubtedly, instilled in you pride toward service to our great nation. Unlike your family's military history, my Dad was first generation (born here) of Italian immigrants - but he took great pride, also, in twice serving in the Navy: 1928-1930, then with a wife and four children, he volunteered again during WWII (1944-45). As children of the "Greatest Generation", we indeed have been blessed with parents who passed on tremendous traits of patriotism and brought out the very best in us.

Irv (Dee) and Linda DeMatties

Re: Passing of a Sailor

I just wanted to follow up and thank you all again. My dad's funeral will be in Arizona on March 10th, with military honors. Bless you all!

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