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JOSEPH A CLANCY

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HONORED ON PANEL 3E, LINE 38 OF THE WALL

JOSEPH ALOYSIOUS CLANCY

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JOSEPH A CLANCY

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POSTED ON 6.2.1999

POSTED BY: Augie Verschelden

Semper Fi ...

I knew Joe when we were in Grade school at St. Ita's in Chicago, and from being in the same neighborhood. Also a Marine, I was stationed on Okinawa awaiting orders to go to 'Nam when I learned of his death. I've never forgotten that feeling, and wanting to avenge his loss. I went to Nam in '66, and "remembered" him often.
Rest in peace, Joe... Semper Fi... Augie

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