HONORED ON PANEL 42E, LINE 21 OF THE WALL
EDWARD MICHAEL MISIUTA
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EDWARD M MISIUTA
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LEFT FOR EDWARD MICHAEL MISIUTA
POSTED ON 10.18.2013
POSTED BY: Ron Zabko
MY YOUNGER BROTHER
I am Mickey's older brother now living in the San Francisco, CA area. Last weekend, I was able to visit the American Veterans Traveling Tribute's Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall. It was a site to see. I have visited the Wall in Washington many times but the exhibit being this close to my home I had to go. I'm grateful for the friends who have remembered Mickey. Last month, he would have turned 66 years of age on the 17th.
To correct one of the postings, Mickey was moved from the Miami cemetery on October 20th, 1983 and is now burried in Arlington National Cemetery, located in section 38, grave number 4192. It is a very special place so if anyone has a chance, please stop by and visit Mickey.
Someone inquired about being related...Mickey' s Dad, and my stepdad, was Edward J. Misiuta was was born on October 31st, 1912 at Lynn MA. He was the son of John and Antoinette (nee Adamczak) Misiuta. He passed away on September 9th, 2000. Our Mom, Catherine Misiuta passed away just 9 days later on September 18th, 2000.
To correct one of the postings, Mickey was moved from the Miami cemetery on October 20th, 1983 and is now burried in Arlington National Cemetery, located in section 38, grave number 4192. It is a very special place so if anyone has a chance, please stop by and visit Mickey.
Someone inquired about being related...Mickey' s Dad, and my stepdad, was Edward J. Misiuta was was born on October 31st, 1912 at Lynn MA. He was the son of John and Antoinette (nee Adamczak) Misiuta. He passed away on September 9th, 2000. Our Mom, Catherine Misiuta passed away just 9 days later on September 18th, 2000.
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POSTED ON 5.14.2013
POSTED BY: Janelle Kurtz
Memory
Mickey Many years have passed and I think of you often, I pass by your home every day and sometimes I can still see you standing there getting ready to go to Babcock to play ball. I will never you!You were the Big Brother to all of us kids here in the neighborhood! Till we meet again!
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POSTED ON 5.26.2012
POSTED BY: Frank (bussie) Busutil
What a Ball Player
Some one mentioned Mickey would carry a bat to Babcock Park.The reason he did was because he was a super hitter. I was his catcher and Mickey played 3rd base. With his bat Mickey would 'crush' the ball as it went over everyones heads.
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POSTED ON 12.22.2011
POSTED BY: Bill Schmitz
Comrades and classmates....
Thankyou Mickey for your unselfish service and duty to our country. I'll miss you, and we'll miss you. Give em Hell Marine! Semper Fi!
Ooooorah!! Catch you soon brother!
Ooooorah!! Catch you soon brother!
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