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WILLIAM N FARMER

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HONORED ON PANEL 43W, LINE 68 OF THE WALL

WILLIAM NIAL FARMER

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WILLIAM N FARMER

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POSTED ON 9.4.2001

POSTED BY: Pat Worden

My best friend's little brother

Billy was a little guy with a very boyish face. If he had lived to be an old man he would have always looked young. I remember the time we all went stealing apples near Halloween. We were in the orchard and Billy screamed and scared us and we all went running to the car. He was so much fun. I will never forget him.

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POSTED ON 5.27.2001

POSTED BY: Lee Winslow

William Farmer

I didn't know Bill very well. His older brother Ed was in
my class.
I was at Pleiku AB in 1968 when Bill died. I would just like
to say, he is not forgotten.

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