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HONORED ON PANEL 25E, LINE 7 OF THE WALL
JON ROY HONRATH
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JON R HONRATH
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LEFT FOR JON ROY HONRATH
POSTED ON 11.5.2006
POSTED BY: Gregg Granado
Hello Jon
It's been 39 years since I lost you but not a day passes that I don't think of you. We became friends at Ft. Gordon and hung out.
We completed Jump School then were sent to Nam together. That was a brave act you did that August morning when I lost you. I still feel the pain in my chest and sometimes I cry whenever I reminence about our friendship. I will never forget you.
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We completed Jump School then were sent to Nam together. That was a brave act you did that August morning when I lost you. I still feel the pain in my chest and sometimes I cry whenever I reminence about our friendship. I will never forget you.
w
POSTED ON 2.27.2004
POSTED BY: Dale Hansen
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POSTED ON 10.26.2002
POSTED BY: Your Brother, Joe
Dearest Brother
You are forever in our thoughts and hearts. May God Bless you!
POSTED ON 7.16.2002
POSTED BY: Gary L. Holt
Thoughts of You
Jon, I remember you from Mr.Crookston's biology class. We all looked up to you. You were a year ahead of me at La Quinta H.S.
and I knew your brother Pat better than you. I remember you surfed alot at Huntington Beach. Your blond hair and friendly disposition caught the attention of all the girls, and the rest of the guys wanted to be like you.
I heard you joined the military. Slade told me you were killed in action. I was still in high school. Since that day there has not been a 4th of July or Veterans Day that I have not thought of you and said your name.
and I knew your brother Pat better than you. I remember you surfed alot at Huntington Beach. Your blond hair and friendly disposition caught the attention of all the girls, and the rest of the guys wanted to be like you.
I heard you joined the military. Slade told me you were killed in action. I was still in high school. Since that day there has not been a 4th of July or Veterans Day that I have not thought of you and said your name.