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LEONARD E SEXTON

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HONORED ON PANEL 47W, LINE 4 OF THE WALL

LEONARD EARL SEXTON

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LEONARD E SEXTON

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POSTED ON 12.17.2010

POSTED BY: David Olsen

Calvary Brother

To learn more about Leonard and the men and the unit he served with please search the internet for: A Troop 3-4 Cav and click on the link to be taken to his unit's website.

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POSTED ON 1.19.2005

POSTED BY: Jim McIlhenney

The Philadelphia Inquirer - August 25, 1968

A Browns Mill, N.J. soldier was killed in action in Vietnam less than six weeks after he arrived, the Defense Department announced Saturday.
Pfc. Leonard E. Sexton, 20, of Carpenter lane, a 25th Infantry Division tank crewman, was killed Monday. He left for Vietnam on June 28. Pfc. Sexton left Bordentown Regional High School in February, 1966, to enlist in the Army.
He is survived by his wife, the former Dolly Morris; his parents Earl and Amy Sexton, and two brothers, Frank and Paul.

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POSTED ON 10.29.1999

POSTED BY: Donna Dobbins

Honoring A Veteran

Leonard Sexton Memorial Post 6590 in Cookstown New Jersey is named for Leonard. I am the Commander there and am honoring him for his ultimate scarifice. Thank You Leonard Sexton.
Donna Dobbins

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