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TOMMY BOWENS

TOMMY
BOWENS
  • Wall Name:TOMMY BOWENS
  • Date of Birth:8/30/1949
  • Date of Casualty:11/22/1970
  • Home of Record:HOUSTON
  • County of Record:HARRIS COUNTY
  • State:TX
  • Branch of Service:ARMY
  • Rank:PFC
  • Panel/Row: 6W, 76
  • Casualty Province:QUANG NGAI

BRENT ALLAN HAYTON

  • Wall Name:BRENT A HAYTON
  • Date of Birth:4/14/1951
  • Date of Casualty:11/22/1970
  • Home of Record:SAN ANTONIO
  • County of Record:BEXAR COUNTY
  • State:TX
  • Branch of Service:ARMY
  • Rank:PFC
  • Panel/Row: 6W, 77
  • Casualty Province:QUANG NGAI

JEFFREY ALAN COFFIN


is honored on Panel 6W, Row 76 of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.

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  • Jeffrey Coffin

    Posted on 7/20/15 - by Francis Garth Eggl gleggl@gondtc.com
    I gave Jeffrey his incountry check ride and thought he was one of the best new pilots we had ever gotten in our company.

  • Some People Never Leave Our Hearts

    Posted on 12/4/14 - by Kathie Knight
    I remember Jeff from junior high when I was living in Flagstaff. What a smart, sweet guy. I am still touched by the memory of him.

  • Note from Jeff's sister

    Posted on 12/4/14 - by Char Stillwell DeMaye53@cox.net
    It is very heartwarming to read these messages, some from people I once knew and others I don't.. Thank you for keeping his memory alive - Char Stillwell
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  • Remembering

    Posted on 11/11/14 - by Frank Harder
    Written today, remembered and honored every day. Nov 11, 2014

  • Remembering a fellow flight school classmate.

    Posted on 11/25/13 - by CW4 Wayne S. Guffy, Jr., U.S. Army (Retired)
    Jeff,

    We were flight school classmates (WORWAC 69-49) at Fort Wolters, Texas during 1969. You were one of too many flight school classmates that perished in Viet Nam.
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