Our Fallen Spooks
Lynn
R. Lemmons
CEDAR
RAPIDS,
Iowa
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Lynn R. Lemmons, 69, died Sunday, Dec. 23, 2001.
Rosary
was at 4:30 p.m. and vigil was at 7 p.m. Thursday at Cedar Memorial Funeral
Home chapel. Services will be at 10 a.m. today in St. Pius Catholic Church
with the Rev. Donald Klein officiating. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Park
Cemetery. Military rites will follow the church service.
Mr.
Lemmons was co-owner of Super 8 Motel. He was a member of St. Pius Catholic
Church.
Survivors
include his wife, Jan; four daughters, Wendy Walters of
Pleasant Hill
,
Mo.
, Sarah Pitts of
San Antonio
,
Texas
, Bonnie Titsworth of
Fort Riley
,
Kan.
, and Tammy Holt of
Kansas City
,
Mo.
; two sons, Larry Lemmons and Mardy Lemmons, both of
Amarillo
,
Texas
; and 12 grandchildren.
6901st
1958-1960
Walter D. O'Connor
Zweibrucken 1959-1962
Oroville, Washington
1931-1999
Died in Gilmer, Texas
THOMAS F. BLAIR.
Died TRAGICALLY IN ALASKA SEVERAL YEARS AGO. HE ALSO
WAS A CRYPTO OPERATOR ON CHARLIE TRICK 1959 -62.
Edward E. Leger
Here is one of my good friends Edward E. Leger. He
passed away yesterday, he was in the 6901st from 1958 1961, I went to High
school with him, and although he was in a different section at the 01st, I
believe he was running the IBM section. He lived in San Marcos Calif.
Could you place his picture and name on our Memorial section.
Also M/Sgt. William C. Black
1961 -1964 He supposed to have been the Mess Sergeant there.
William Anderson
Died of Cancer in November 2002.
A good friend and true.
Despite
the fact that he was known as "Anderson, Example R." as in "we're going to make an example of you
airman". He went on to become a Prison Warden in the Vermont Penal System
and just before he died they named a new prison building after him. . Pappy
Jewens, Sunny Zwei, Coma
41 and SAWD-AD, 59-63
COL
William Clare Coltman
Former
Captain OIC,
OPN-AW 6901st Special Communications Group
While on Mission
Aug 23, 1978 over
NORTH Vietnam VIETNAM
F111 Pilot
Body was recovered 2002
Vietnam
Memorial wall
Panel 01W - - Line 76
Rick Hand
6901st May 1964 - May 1967
Passed Away April 2000
SSGT. Phillip C. Noland
11/21/1951 - 6/1965-68
TSGT/20270
6901st 5/62 - 1/64.
SO
G-15/6901stSCG/1963 (Good Conduct Medal w/2 Bronze Loops).
Other numerous
awards and citations. Diagnosed by USAFSS as Paranoid/Schizophrenic
while giving service in excellence during two years at 6901stSCG - May 1962
through Jan. 1964. Retired as S/SGT while holding a temporary T/SGT. He
was Capt. Dodi Aspell's Unit Supv. at Karamursel 1960-1961.
Remained member of the AF until 1968. 12 years of serving intelligence
Community, USAFSS. Hit by a NY City Taxi 1986. Buried in the
National Cemetery, Bourne, Cape Cod, MA
Fred M. Stassen
Fred M. Stassen
Fred M. Stassen
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Fred M. Stassen age 64 of Menomonie, died Friday, November 19, 2004, at his
home in the Township of Menomonie after a long illness.
Fred was born December 26, 1939 in Hinsdale, Ill. He was the son of Fred
and Martha (Trout) Robinson. Fred graduated from LaGrange High School in
Illinois and attended college at the Art Center College of Design in Los
Angeles, Calif.
Fred married Alayne Goode on October 10, 1964. After marriage, they lived
in Los Angeles and Chicago, prior to moving to Menomonie in 1973. Fred was an
accomplished photographer and award-winning filmmaker, winning the Chicago
Film Festival Award in 1980.
Fred loved the outdoors and spending time with his family and friends. He
was a passionate environmentalist.
Fred is survived by his wife, Alayne; a son, Eric (Sara) Stassen of
Charlottesville, Va.; a daughter, Michelle (John) Reed of Chippewa Falls; and
his mother, Martha Sampson of Elmwood.
Fred was fluent in German, Spanish, and Russian, and was an avid
photographer. He met his wife Alayne, an RCAF nurse stationed across town,
while at the 01st. Following their marriage, he graduated in Photography
from the Los Angeles Art Center.
Those who had the good fortune to know Fred recall him never having set foot
on base except to 1) shower and shave, 2) work and 3) wolf down the haute
cuisine served up by the chow hall sadists. He always kept an apartment, and
usually donned dark glasses, a trench coat, and multiple 35mm SLR cameras
and lenses hung over his shoulder. The spook outfit and hardware were, he
explained, the best ways to meet girls. Local Germans sized him up as a CIA
agent, and Fred gave them no reason to think otherwise. In fact, he relished
the accusation.
JOE LOSCKO
HEART
ATTACK IN LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 4 OR 5 YEARS
CHARLIE TRICK
SSGT Robert W. Chambers
Died of cancer about
ten years ago
A1c
Vic Mazzareli
Analyst/reporter,
SAWD-2 Killed in a car accident in 1966.
Msgt.
Russ Ransom
NCOIC, OPN-AW
(formerly SAWD-2) Heart attack, San Antonio, TX
Msgt
Thurman Miller
1st Sgt, 6901st
SCG. Died in VA Hospital in Big Springs, TX 3 or so years ago.
Hi, I am the son of S/Msgt Robert E.
Galli....he was with the 01st from 58-63. Then went to 6989th RSM Misawa
AFB ....he retired from the AF in 74 died of a heart attack in Newport, RI
in Apr 80. his brotherWalter O. Galli was a torpedoman 2/C on the USS
Wahoo....recently discovered off the coast of Japan. Thank you and I hope
you will add my father to your list of fallen spooks.......Bob Galli,
Buffalo NY : bbnds756@yahoo.com
Lt.
Joe Hamel
SACLO (SAC Liaison
Officer), SAWD-2.
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