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- William "Bill" Earley
(1939-2016) - US Army, US Navy Seabees, Vietnam
- grave at Woodside Cemetery, Middletown, Butler County, Ohio
- Photo: Anderson
Funeral Homes Website accessed 13 May 2016
" . . . Bill served in the U.S. Army and Navy Seabees during the Vietnam War serving two tours. He retired from AK Steel in 2001. Bill was a member of the Franklin VFW, FOE, Franklin AMVETS and the Middletown Moose Lodge. . . ."
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- Parley L. Edds (1939-1992)
- US Air Force, Vietnam
- photo of gravestone at Woodhill Cemetery - Sec 16 Lot 598-2
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- Mark E. Edgington
(1946-2003) - Sergeant, US Air Force, Vietnam
- photo of memorial gravestone at Miami Cemetery - Section H Lot 168
- US
Dept of Veteran Affairs, Nationwide Gravesite Locator
Mark E. Edgington, Sgt US Air Force, Vietnam
date of birth: 22 May 1946
date of death: 1 Aug 2003
buried Jefferson Barracks Missouri National Cemetery, Section 1J Site 2077 - "Mark Edgington" The Western
Star, Lebanon, Ohio, August 7, 2003
"... He served his country as a member of the United States Air Force from 1965-69 and was employed as a salesman for the Weyerhauser Corporation.
"... An interment will be in Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. ..."
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- James W. Edwards (1941-1992)
- Aviation Electrician's Mate Second Class, US Navy, Vietnam
- photo of gravestone at Rose Hill Cemetery - Interment #6749 in Sec G1 Lot 28 on 21 Dec 1992
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- Lester Richard Edwards
(1948-2005) - SN, US Navy, Vietnam
- photo of gravestone at Rose Hill Cemetery - Interment #8377 in Sec H2 Lot 132 on 29 Dec 2005
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- David Eldridge (1946-2013)
- US Marine Corps, Vietnam; Purple Heart
- grave at Lebanon Cemetery
- Photo: Stine
Kilburn Funeral Home Website accessed 9 Jan 2013.
" . . . David was a proud U.S. Marine Corps Veteran of the Vietnam War and a Purple Heart Recipient. . . ."
(Surname Index)
- William G. "Bill"
Elliott (1949-2017) - US Army, Vietnam
- Photo: Mueller
Funeral Home Website accessed 24 January 2017
" . . . US Army Veteran, Vietnam . . ."
- Photo: Mueller
Funeral Home Website accessed 24 January 2017
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- Thomas Eugene Epp (1947-1995)
- SP4, US Army, Vietnam
- photo of gravestone at Rose Hill Cemetery - Interment #7220 in Sec G3 Lot 561 on 26 Aug 1996
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- Leonard R. Evans (1942-1970)
- US Army Vietnam
- photo of gravestone at Springboro Cemetery
- Franklin Chronicle 6 Aug 1970
"He had served with the US Army in Thailand."
- Ronald Lee Evans (1947-1971)
- Chief Warrant Officer, 17th Air Cavalry at Pleiku, US Army, Vietnam;
Distinguished Flying Cross, Bronze Star Medal, Air Medal & 26 Oak Leaf Clusters- photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery - Section C
- The Virtual Wall for Warren County, Ohio from The Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C.
- Photo: "Morrow Man Killed",
unnamed paper dated 19 May 1971 [probably The Western Star]
Chief Warrant Officer Ronald L. Evans 23, of Morrow, killed in a helicopter crash while on patrol in vietnam, was buried Saturday with full military honors.
Evans was listed "Missing in action" April 29 when the helicopter he was piloting crashed and burned. The incident occurred just one month before he was scheduled to complete a one-year tour of duty.
"He wrote us often," said his wife Jacquelyn, "but he never talked about the war. He didn't want to worry us."
He was supposed to come home the 25th of May but had talked about reenlisting and volunteering for more service in Southeast Asia she said.
Evans was twice decorated, earning the Distinguished Flying Cross "for heroism in action while engaged in aerial flight" in Vietnam and the Air Medal for "meritorious service" in flight.
He graduated in 1966 from Little Miami High School where he was 21st in a class of 170 and a member of the National Honor Society.
"He was one of our finer kids, a real fine student, never any problem to anybody, quiet, a top kid," said Fernando Cress, his high school principal.
He never participated in athletics then," his father said, "He was too small."
After studying engineering at Miami University for two years he was drafted into the Army in January of 1969.
He was discharged but immediately reenlisted to go into flight training and was eventually assigned to the 17th Air Cavalry at Pleiku, RVN.
Evans is survived by his wife, Jacquelyn Zink Evans; parents, Nora and Elvis Evans; two sisters, Sharon and Debra, all of Morrow Route 2; and a half-brother, Richard Evans of Sikeston, Mo.
A military contingent from Ft. Knox, Ky. conducted the military ceremony at the Morrow Cemetery following funeral services at the Vale Funeral Home
"Quiet boy? He didn't drink and he didn't run around with the crowd that did," his father said, "I guess that's what you call quiet." - Vietnam Veterans Memorial at Footnote.com - Ronald Lee Evans Page
- The Virtual Wall; The Vietnam Veterans Memorial - Ronald Lee Evans is on the Wall at Panel 03W Line 017
- Helicopter AH-1G 67-15468
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- David Arthur Eves (1947-2008)
- Sergeant, US Army, Vietnam
- photo of gravestone at Rose Hill Cemetery - Interment #8690 in Sec B6 Lot 962 on 6 May 2008