| Tom "Soupy" Campbell Jr | Email |
05/10/12 at 07:59
Years Aboard & Rank/Rating *58-60 (Plankowner). PN3
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Shipmate Ed Codispoti found the Obit of Shipmate Walter R. Schellhammer in the paper who passed away May 4, 2012. According to the Obit Walt was on board the GAL 66-68. He will be added to the Shipmates "DECEASED ROSTER" and remembered in the Two (02) Bell Ceremony at the reunion dinner. MAY HE REST IN PEACE.
| Tom "Soupy" Campbell Jr | Email |
05/04/12 at 17:31
Years Aboard & Rank/Rating *58-60 (Plankowner), PN3
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We have been informed of the passing of a shipmate Fred Marks, LI3, 60-61, after a battle with cancer, and a Galveston Gal Arleen Brower, also after a battle with cancer. They will be added to the "DECEASED ROSTER"s, and remembered in the two (02) bell ceremony at the Reunion Dinner. Gloria Marks will be added to the "HONORARY MEMBERS" roster. Fred and Gloria have always been a fantastic help at the reunions and with the association and the Gals. MAY FRED AND ARLEEN REST IN PEACE.
| Tom "Soupy" Campbell Jr. | Email |
04/27/12 at 10:33
Years Aboard & Rank/Rating *58-60 (Plankowner), PN3
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"WELCOME ABOARD" to shipmate SCHADE, Thomas C., (Top Cat), aboard 64-66, SN, 2nd Div. Spouse Diane, they reside in Phoenix, AZ. Hope that we will get to see them being able to attend a reunion sometime.
| Tom "Soupy" Campbell Jr | Email |
04/19/12 at 08:35
Years Aboard & Rank/Rating *58-60 (Plankowner), PN3
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For the 28th reunion 2013 we will be staying at the Hilton St Louis Frontenac, 1335 S. Lindbergh Blvd, St Louis, MO. Dates are Wednesday, 9/11-Sunday, 9/15 2013. The rest of the info will be in the July 2012 Newsletter.
04/17/12 at 19:31
Years Aboard & Rank/Rating '65-'69; FTM2
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Come to think about yard periods. It was the '68 time that the asbestos was removed from the missile house interior. They replaced it with fiberglas/sailcloth. Had to have some insulation cause the four inch steel plating/armor would heat up from the sun. Wasn't as hot as the engineering spaces, but with the electronics operating they were concerned for the missiles, not the sailors.
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