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KENNETH ALLEN

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HONORED ON PANEL 32E, LINE 84 OF THE WALL

KENNETH ALLEN

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KENNETH ALLEN

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POSTED ON 11.7.2001

POSTED BY: Peggy Cox Allender

My uncle Kenny

Kenny sent my Mom a letter a few days before he died saying he was looking forward to coming home but did not regret his time spent in service.

He told her to "put a hold on Christmas" till he could come home. Having served his country well, he went to his heavenly home just three days after Christmas. We still miss him very much.

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POSTED ON 7.10.2000

POSTED BY: RICH HEFFERMAN

RUTHLESS RIDER B Troop 7/17

Member of B Troop 7/17th

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