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THE WALL OF FACES

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LOUIS W WADLINGTON

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HONORED ON PANEL 31E, LINE 95 OF THE WALL

LOUIS WAYNE WADLINGTON

WALL NAME

LOUIS W WADLINGTON

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31E/95

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DATE OF CASUALTY

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Livingston County

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RANK

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LEFT FOR LOUIS WAYNE WADLINGTON

POSTED ON 2.11.2003

POSTED BY: Betty Quimby

Gone, but never forgotten.

I remember as a child how we looked up to you. When you would come home for a visit everyone was there. Just like a family reunion. You may be gone Uncle Wayne, but never forgotten.

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POSTED ON 5.26.2000

POSTED BY: Lanny Asbridge

Salute from a fellow veteran

I never knew Louis Wayne Wadlington but he was from my home town. I did go to school with his younger brothers. To Louis Wayne I salute you.You gave all in the line of duty.May you never be forgotten for what you did.

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