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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Michael Keohane Message: Did not know that! I will visit the Country Music Hall of Fame and check his uniform out. RLTW |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Ross Hall Message: Doug, glad to hear you are back on the horse. The plunger is no fun, I know. You really should stop doing that, at least without telling us first. I won't be at the Easter thing, got family coming in today. First one I missed in several years. Sorry 'bout that. Am going to Best Ranger in a few weeks. Will you be there this year? I'll stay with Spies starting Thurs. Somehow I've lost your email. Send it to me please on my email. For you boys across the water, keep your head down and thanks. We think of you daily. |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Jeff Walters Message: 64 P -- Just wanted to add a comment regarding your 6/26/08 comment concerning 'Jack'. If you recall, I was your RTO, again that phase, and was with you in search of 'Jack'. Not sure who the 64 was, but I can recall turmoil during that FTX over the situation and they called on your expertise of the area particularly. However, do you recall what we walked into just above the road in front of the owner's AO, on the near ridgeline? In fact, you motioned me to STOP and about face immediately advising that we didn't want to go any further? You recall? RLTW |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Joe Mattison Message: First let me say that I, as many of you, really do understand and can appreciate the loss suffererd by our Ranger friend, Ross Hall. No one can explain or diminish that loss that he and his family is going through. No matter what we say or what we do, the loss that he is going through has to be through a process that none of us will be able to understand or totally appreciate at this time. It is my experience that the best way is to say...."hi Ross, how the heck are you doing..." and let it go on... from there. As others who read comments on this site, and have lost someone very close will attribute,...sometimes, it can get a bit "thick", and sometimes, it's best not to bring it up....so, for the benefit of Ross as well as others (Bill), let's just move it on....because that is what life is all about...moving on. That is what Ross wants, and that is what others want...so for their benefit, and in their honor, let's move it on...who the heck out there has a message to post that is absolutely out of this world....come on Doug and "Cookie" (with the beautiful eyes...not you Doug)....let the messages flow....and let's let the messages begin!! Love ya Rangers...always have...Joe |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Doug Perry Message: Mike Martin just called and said that Ranger Mike Sinkovitz (sink) was killed in a car wreck yesterday around the Ft. Bragg area.Sink was with the PRU's and team 162 in Nam.This is all I know at this time.Sink was the best of buddies with Mike Smith, while Mike was bad ill Sink came down and built a porch for mike to sit on in the last days.Sink will be missed bu all who knew him.RIP SINK.RLTW. |
