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THE WALL OF FACES

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JOE A WHITBY

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HONORED ON PANEL 16E, LINE 25 OF THE WALL

JOE ALAN WHITBY

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JOE A WHITBY

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POSTED ON 6.5.2003

POSTED BY: Quinn Wattum a Student from Stanwood Hight School

thank you

Thank you for sacraficing your life so that other can have freedom. You will not be forgotten.

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POSTED ON 12.28.2001

POSTED BY: Joe Gunter

Once a Marine always a marine!

SGT. Joe Whitby is my uncle. I have little information about his military life. However, what I have heard from my mother and family is that he always had the core values of Honor, Courage, and Commitment. I would have loved to known him better. I will always do my best to make him proud. Sempi Fi.

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POSTED ON 11.29.1999

POSTED BY: CHARLES W. BISSEL, JR.

STRONG FROM THE START

I REMEMBER JOE ALAN WHITBY AS A DETERMINED MARINE WHILE AT BOOT CAMP FIRST BATTALION PLATOON 158 YEAR 1961.

GOD BLESS HIM!

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